🌱 Homecoming Parade To Cause Traffic Delays + ALDI E. Coli Recall

Hello all. I'm back in your inbox this morning with your new copy of the Canton-Sixes Daily, fresh off the presses. Here's everything you need to know about what's happening in town, including

• Traffic delays from the Cherokee High School Homecoming Parade
• Georgia's increasing high school graduation rate
• A state-wide E. coli recall from ALDI

But first, today's weather:

A stray afternoon t-storm. High: 73 Low: 61.

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Here are the top five stories in Canton-Sixes today:

1. The Canton Police Department is warning drivers of a road closure that could impact their travel plans. The Cherokee High School Homecoming Parade is scheduled to begin Wednesday at around 4:00 p.m., and all roads along the route will be closed. Officials are advising drivers to expect at least an hour of traffic delays. More information and the entire parade route can be found at the link. (Canton Police Department)
2. While graduation rates throughout Georgia are on the rise, metro Atlanta students remain constant. Georgia’s high school graduation rate has increased since 2o21, going from 83.7 percent to 84.1 percent. Students in the metro Atlanta area, including Canton and Sixes, achieved a graduation rate of 84 percent. The national average rate of graduation is 85.3 percent. (Decaturish.com )
3. National chain ALDI is pulling two falafel products after a multi-state outbreak of E coli. Earth Grown Vegan Traditional Falafel and Earth Grown Garlic & Herb Falafel products are being recalled after suspected exposure to the E. coli strain. The products were sold exclusively by ALDI in numerous states, including locations throughout Georgia. For more information on the recall and E. coli, visit the link. (Eat This, Not That)
4. Calling all prospective pet parents (or those looking to expand their furry family): the Cherokee Humane Society has plenty of adorable, adoptable cats and dogs awaiting their forever homes. You can browse the shelter's residents and filter by breed, age, gender, and size to find the pet that's perfect for you. View all the available pets, including Baybee the domestic shorthair cat and Piata the pit bull, at the link. (Cherokee Humane Society)
5. The housing market in and around Canton and Sixes is going strong, with multiple new homes available for purchase. While finding the right home can prove a stressful and challenging situation, this list of the newest homes on the market will help simplify your search. There is a lovely two-bedroom, two-bathroom for sale in nearby Woodstock that offers plenty of space in an elegant neighborhood. Another great option is the stately four-bedroom, four-bathroom, home on Deepstream Xing. For more information on these and other available homes, visit the link. (Canton-Sixes Patch)

Today in Canton-Sixes:

• Minis At The Mill at The Mill on Etowah (10:00 AM)
• Kay Arthur's Teach Me To Study The Bible at Canton First Baptist (6:00 PM)
• Canton Indie Film Presents 'Halloween Film Night' at Canton Theatre (7:00 PM)

From my notebook:

• Keep your furry friends safe with the Cherokee County Animal Shelter! The shelter offers free pet microchips to residents Tuesdays through Saturdays with no appointment needed. (Cherokee County Animal Shelter via Facebook)
• In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the North Georgia Health District is offering free breast exams. Locations include the Cherokee County Health Department's Canton clinic, so see which one is closest to you and make an appointment. (Cherokee Tribune & Ledger-News via Facebook)
• The Woodstock Fire and Rescue held an open house for the fire department on Saturday, and it was an exciting and informative event. Families were invited to explore Station 14 and learn about how firefighters help keep us safe. (Cherokee Tribune & Ledger-News via Facebook)
• Laugh it up this weekend with a comedy event that will leave you rolling in the aisles! Tanyalee Davis will be performing her hit new show, "Unstoppable Me," Saturday night at the Canton Theatre. (Canton City Website)
• Want to test your knowledge? Reformation Brewery is hosting a challenging Trivia Night with tough questions and great prizes. (Reformation Brewery)

Now you're in the loop and ready to start this Wednesday! See you all tomorrow for your next update.

— Sean Peek

About me: Sean Peek is a writer and entrepreneur with a degree in English Literature from Weber State University. Over the years, he has worked as a copywriter, editor, SEO specialist, and marketing director for various digital media companies. He currently co-owns and operates content creation agency Lightning Media Partners.