Ethan Johnson is a reporter for the Cherokee Tribune Ledger-News, focusing on local news and events in Canton, Georgia. With a background in journalism and experience writing for various publications, Ethan covers a range of topics including community development, local businesses, government activities, and human interest stories.
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Sidewalk improvements are coming to Steels Bridge Road off Bells Ferry Road near Canton.
By: Ethan Johnson
Canton officials are looking to build a new pedestrian bridge across Canton Creek in the city's Sunnyside community.
State Reps. Charlice Byrd, R-Woodstock of House District 20 and state Rep. Jordan Ridley, R-Woodstock of House District 22 visited the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce's Regional Issues Breakfast Friday
Canton residents got another look at proposed plans for the city's downtown Thursday.
By: Ethan Johnson
CANTON — The Sunnyside community in Canton is now home to the city's newest mural.
By: Ethan Johnson
An event to honor and support law enforcement in Cherokee County is returning to May 16. Back Our Blue and America Too is raising money for local police foundations.
By: Ethan Johnson
The Woodstock City Council will soon consider a $80.6 million budget for the 2025 fiscal year. Council members heard an initial presentation on the proposed budget May 13.
Canton officials have taken another step toward the development of South Canton Park.
By: Ethan Johnson
CANTON — A longtime figure in Canton is being remembered for his love of history and his community, as well as his optimism and friendly nature.
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