GDOL has been instructed to reduce Extended Unemployment Benefits by 10.7 percent, effective March 31. As of Dec. 2012, there were 7,935 unemployed people in the Cherokee County area.
These lighter mornings indicate it's time to change the batteries in your smoke detectors, too.
Three types of the grain cereal sold between November 2012 through February 2013 are part of the recall.
Here are some of the latest headlines from around Canton and the Atlanta region.
Here are some of the latest headlines from around Woodstock and the Atlanta region.
Three colleges recently announced academic successes for three students who hail from Woodstock.
The Greenprints Alliance has finalized its list of music acts for Trailfest 2013, which will be held on March 23.
Here are the top stories from Patch towns from around the Atlanta region.
Residents can register this month to be screened for melanoma and prostate cancer for free!
The city of Woodstock has partnered with a company to offer an easy way for its citizens to report problems and issues.
Portions of north and central Georgia may see flurries, sleet or snow this weekend and freezing temps through Sunday night.
Check out the top Patch headlines from around Woodstock and the rest of the region.
Here are the big stories happening around Woodstock and the rest of the region.
Here are some of the latest headlines from around Woodstock and the region.
The job fair will on Wednesday will feature a number of employers looking to recruit in various sectors.
Here are some of the top stories from around Woodstock and the rest of the region.
State Rep. Calvin Hill (R-Hickory Flat) is sponsoring House Bill 394, which would allow state lawmakers to carry firearms on government property.
A Georgia advocacy group is pushing for the re-evaluation of the state's marijuana laws.
Due to the possibility of glass fragments, Kellogg's has issued a voluntary recall. If your cereal matches the information below, do not eat the food and contact the company for a replacement coupon.
The products were distributed in Georgia and surrounding states and may contain small pieces of plastic, likely from gloves.
