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If you happened to be driving around the Cherokee area last Monday evening or Tuesday morning, you may have noticed ducks and possibly other migrating fowl in unusual places. Why all of the ducks? When it comes to migration, many of us instantly recall learning in elementary school about birds and their journey south. There are many different kinds of animals that migrate like whales, caribou, monarch butterflies, bats, and, the most memorable, birds...

(Writers note: We would like to inform our readers that the paranormal group that was mentioned in the November 13th addition of the Chronicle Times was incorrect. The group PARA911 was not there, but instead was a different group. We regret the error and will present the correct information here in todays CT)...

The life and athletic achievements of former Cherokee Brave track state champion, the late Steve Casey, are fondly remembered by a memorial bench dedicated to Steve sitting atop the hill near the finish line at the WHS track and field complex. The bench was created and donated by Steve Thomas of R.J. ...

Hello again readers. Recently, the library has decided to step back from our efforts to continue fully reopening back to phase 1 for the next few weeks. A few of the notable features of that phase is that we have closed bathroom access to the public, computer terminal access is removed, and we will not be hosting in person programming at the library. This last rule isn’t much of a surprise with the Governor’s proclamation, but let me explain the other two...

CORRECTIONVILLE - The Cherokee Area Economic Development Corporation (CAEDC) has introduced a countywide “Chair of Honor” program. The program will recognize our Nation’s military Prisoners of Wars (POW), Missing in Action (MIA), and their families. CAEDC will be collaborating with Hussey Seating Company of North Berwick, Maine on the project...

The Cherokee County Sheriff’s Department received 10 kits from the Deb and Jeff Hansen Foundation to help with policing efforts. Henry’s Heroes Law Enforcement Comfort Kits allow law enforcement officers to provide comforting items to children in distress. Compact in design, the kits are designed to be portable and easily tossed into an officer’s cruiser as part of their standard equipment...

The Cherokee Quilt Batts recently presented five area Veterans with handmade Quilts of Valor. In 2003, a quilter named Catherine Roberts started the movement that became Quilts of Valor when her son was deployed in Iraq. Since that time, over 255,000 documented Quilts of Valor have been awarded, with many more being given unofficially. ...

$737,000 sewer project under way

Superintendent’s evaluation process begins

During the summer going into the 4th grade, my Mom decided she would take my younger brother Brett and I to the Victory Gym to learn how to lift weights from Ralph Kroger (Gyn owner.operator). The catalyst for this trip to the gym was my brother and my “boredom.”...