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Hello Cherokee

School is back in session, fall is here and excitement is in the air. A lot of exciting things are going on this autumn at Cherokee TV too! As the school year takes off Cherokee TV will feature the TOPS Student of the Day on our front page. These outstanding students are chosen for their contributions in class and in extra curricular activities in their community. We hope you join us in congratulating them on their accomplishments. Cherokee TV is also looking forward to high school sports this year. While we are gearing up to bring our viewers the first football game of the season, we are also interested in all the other outstanding sports programs in the county. Whether its prep sports, youth league or even senior sports, we want to hear about what is happening around the county. Send us your pictures, stories and even your videos. If we can we will share them with the community right here on Cherokee TV. Whatever is important to you, we want to hear about it. So call us at 770-720-0777 or email rebecca@cherokeetv.com 

Cherokee Sports

Welcome Sports Fans!!!   Check out our Game of the Week broadcast and LIVE audio webcast!!! This year will be an amazing one for Cherokee TV Sports!  My crew and I will be covering a Friday Night Football game of the week for local Cherokee County High Schools.  Make sure to check out our Game of the Week (located under the "Programming" menu) and weekly newscasts for updates on High School Sports.  We will also be broadcasting audio from the Game of the Week live each Friday night!  - Brian Busi, Cherokee TV Sports If you have have any questions, feel free to email me at Brian@CherokeeTV.com

Cherokee TV's High School Football Schedule

CTV Programming

Cherokee's Feature of the Week 

Cherokee Impact with Dr. Petruzielo Our featured guest this week is Superintendent Dr. Frank R. Petruzielo on our new series, Cherokee Impact. He has over 40 years of leadership experience in public education.  He began his term as Cherokee County's Superintendent of Schools on February 1, 1999.  The previous five years he served as Superintendent of Schools in Broward County, Florida, the nation's 5th largest school system.  Prior to that, he spent three years at the helm of the Houston Independant School District, Texas' largest school district.  This show is featured as an on-demand video 24/7.  Please click here to check out Cherokee TV's new series, Cherokee Impact.

New Series

Cherokee Impact

Cherokee Impact, hosted by Sue Ann Taylor, is a program that covers people, organizations, and events that have an "impact" on the citizens of Cherokee County.

Treasures

 You Don't Want To Miss... 

Mayor Cecil Pruett, guest on Cherokee Impact Sue Ann Taylor talks with Canton, Georgia Mayor Cecil Pruett about the evolution of the city during his 12-year tenure as Mayor.

Pam Cavender, host of the new series "Treasures" 'Savoring the journey' of the treasures life brings our way is Pam Cavendar's passion in life.  The producer and host of our newest program, Treasures...memory lane revisited, Pam brings years of experience in producing and hosting television.  Prior to joining our program lineup on Cherokee TV, her weekly cable television show on North Georgia's ETC 3, where her show was awarded a Telly and Aegis award.  Pam is a professional Image Consultant, as well, and along with her husband, Tim, who is a motivational speaker.  Treasures is about interesting people and places that are often times right in our own backyards.

Rebecca's Journal

Hi everyone and thanks for being a part of Cherokee TV.  Our mission here at Cherokee TV is to keep you connected to your community in a new and exciting way.  With just a click of your mouse you can get the latest hard hitting news stories, see the most recent government meetings, see what events ae coming up and keep up with local sports.  The best thing about Cherokee TV is that it is there when you need it and want it.  We fit into your schedule.

A lot is going on in Cherokee County, including local city elections set for the first Tuesday in Novemeber.  If you are not registered to vote, now is a good time to get signed up.  A lot of people complain aobut what goes on in our community, but until you take the time to get involved, you are not going to have an impact.  And part of voting is educating yourself on the issues.  The local media is the place to turn to get informed.  In the weeks ahead we will be following the canidates and the issues in elections in Woodstock and Canton.  In Canton a real change is going to take place as 12-year veteran Cecil Pruett steps down.  Former sole County Commissioner Gene Hobgood has qualified to run for the seat that is being vacated, as well as Central Business District resident Art Trotter, who has been instrumental in fighting to allow office and professional development along East Main Street.  Woodstock qualifying continues until Friday and we will report on all the candidates who qualify.  Cherokee TV will bring you indepth coverage throughout this important election cycle with our Election 2007 reports.

Let us know how you feel.  If you have an issue that you want covered on Cherokee TV, a new business, event or upcoming happening, just email us and we will let the community know.  As always, thanks for letting us be a part of keeping you connected to your community.

-Rebecca