Stories from Monday, December 9, 2019

The Chamber of Commerce announced the winners for both business and non profit contestants for Cherokee's Wonderful World of Christmas 21st Annual Lighted Parade. The parade took place on December 5, 2019, at 6:00 p.m. With festive floats about and cheerful onlookers around, it was a sight to be had...

The Ecumenical Institute for CPE (Clinical Pastoral Care) located at the Cherokee MHI has received an affirmation for renewed accreditation with the Association for CPE. In August a national site team visited the Ecumenical offices in Cherokee on the MHI campus after having evaluated the updated Student Handbook and the EI 10-year Self - Study presentation. At the end of the meeting the site team affirmed to the Board of Directors that they found EI in compliance with all accreditation issues...

Shopping local makes you feel good This holiday season, please be among the consumers who plan to do some portion of their holiday shopping at our small, independent, locally-owne retailers and restaurants. These types of businesses are what keep our small communities thriving. ...

Cherokee wrestlers fell to Sheldon/South O’Brien 53-21 and to Central Lyon 53-19 in dual meet competition here Thursday night. “Tonight was a very humbling night,” said cherokee head coach Austin Todd. “We were able to put up a tough fight despite having some extra ones and injuries during the night. ...

Top 4 Under 40 Form

People of all ages help a community thrive, including a long-term ample supply of young leaders moving into key leadership positions. We have a lot of great young professionals in Cherokee County that are doing a lot of really great things in the community and professionally. With that in mind, the Chronicle Times has created an award program to honor the top 4 community achievers under the age of 40. The project is called The Chronicle Times Top 4 Under 40...