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Revolutionizing Healthcare, Luxury Hotels, Retail Expansion, Parking Changes, and Inspirational Bus Drivers in Cherokee County!


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Revolutionizing Healthcare, Luxury Hotels, Retail Expansion, Parking Changes, and Inspirational Bus Drivers in Cherokee County!

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Revolutionizing Healthcare, Luxury Hotels, Retail Expansion, Parking Changes, and Inspirational Bus Drivers in Cherokee County!

Patrick Garrett
Oct 20, 2025
Trivia Question❓What fruit floats in water because 25% of its volume is air? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
Northside Cherokee broke ground on a new medical building that will serve as an integrated healthcare facility in Canton, Georgia. Read More... |
The City of Woodstock has signed an agreement with developer Southern Ventures to build a new upscale hotel in downtown. |
Tractor Supply Company is set to open a new location in Woodstock, Cherokee County, offering products for farmers, ranchers, and suburban farmers. The store will include items such as livestock and pet care products, tools, outdoor power equipment, and clothing. The new store will create jobs and provide a convenient location for residents in the area to purchase agricultural and outdoor supplies. Read More... |
The Woodstock City Council in Cherokee County has passed new rules regulating activities in the downtown parking deck. The rules include banning skateboarding, rollerblading, and scooters in the deck, as well as prohibiting loitering, alcohol consumption, and littering. The council hopes the new rules will improve safety and maintenance in the area. Read More... |
From Loo to Luxe? Cherokee County’s Quirkiest Hotel Idea You Won’t Believe |
What if a tiny underground space in Woodstock, Canton, or Holly Springs became a boutique stay? One English town did it — and it’s hilariously charming. |
If you’re scrolling through Woodstock, Canton, Waleska, or Holly Springs local news and need a good laugh, check this out: in Oxford, England, a Victorian-era public toilet got a full makeover and became a two-room boutique hotel called the Netty. Yes, you read that right — a former loo where people once answered nature’s call is now a cozy, Instagram-ready place to spend the night. Guests even get a welcome cocktail.
It’s tiny — smaller than some Cherokee County guest rooms — but that’s part of the charm. There’s no front desk, no restaurant, just a personal hotline for help and a cocktail to kick off your stay. The Netty is definitely for adventurous travelers who love oddball experiences… or really funny stories to tell at a dinner party.
Now, let’s get local. Imagine Woodstock hosting a weekend pop-up inspired by the Netty: a miniature boutique stay tucked somewhere downtown, maybe near Main Street. Guests check in, sip a cocktail, snap a few photos, and have the perfect story for the Canton farmers’ market or a Holly Springs neighborhood BBQ. Waleska could even get in on the fun with a “tiny stay” during a local festival — just the right mix of quirky and charming for small-town conversations.
It’s the kind of idea that makes road trips through Cherokee County suddenly way more interesting. Who wouldn’t want to say, “I slept in what used to be a toilet… but now it’s fancy”?
So next time you’re wandering around Woodstock or Canton, keep your eyes open — maybe a little Netty-style magic is closer than you think.
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Dad Joke Of The Week |
Why did the tomato turn red at the Canton farmers’ market? |
Live Like Laken 5K
Art & Jazz Festival |
Cherokee County School District (CCSD) is celebrating Bus Driver Appreciation Week by recognizing their dedicated team of drivers. |
Closing Statement
Thanks for reading this week’s edition of your Cherokee County roundup! We hope you discovered something new, had a laugh, or got inspired to explore Woodstock, Canton, Waleska, and Holly Springs a little differently. If you enjoyed this newsletter, share it with your friends, family, and neighbors — and don’t be shy about sending us your ideas, tips, or local stories. After all, the best part of Cherokee County is our community, and we love hearing from you! |
💡 Answer to Trivia Question: Apples |