Around Canton

 

Kudos

Jeff Reed, campus photographer at Reinhardt University, with his photograph that was chosen from the Cherokee in Photos contest sponsored by the Cherokee Office of Economic Development. Reed’s photo, with others, is on display in the gallery at the offices of COED.

What’s Open

The 149-acre Veterans Park, at 7345 Cumming Highway in Canton, is equipped with an artificial turf athletic field and two natural grass athletic fields, two tennis courts and two pickleball courts,a large open meadow, concessions, restrooms and a playground and skate park, and ⅓-mile paved walking path near the playground and a 1 ⅓-mile paved path around the park. www.crpa.net.

What’s Moved

Indigo & Oak Clothing and Home Decor has reopened at 145 West Main St., between Chamberhouse and Queenies. The family owned boutique features rustic, bohemian style clothing and home decor. http://indigoandoak.com.

Studio 5 Salon has moved to 136 Archer Street, off West Main, in Canton. Open 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Mondays-Fridays, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturdays. 770-345-5000. www.studio5salon.org.

Horizon Training Center, which offers yoga, fitness and martial arts, has moved to 182 North Street, two doors down from Stouts Growlers and next to Local On North.

Holly Springs Chiropractic and Massage moved to 120 Hickory Road in Holly Springs. By making the move, Dr. Ollie Evans has increased the office space in a location more central to downtown Holly Springs. 678-880-6616. On Facebook and at www.chiropractorcantonga.com.

What’s Coming

An El Nopal Mexican Restaurant will be built at 3440 Sixes Road, the former location of the BridgeMill subdivision sales office. With an expected opening in February or March 2018, the restaurant will offer a rooftop bar, taking advantage of the scenic view, and daily buffet. The menu will be the same as the Marietta location. www.elnopalmarietta.com.

A Dairy Queen will be built at 4516 Holly Springs Parkway, near Home Depot. A One Life Fitness center also will be built in that area. No opening dates were available at press time.

Orange Theory is expected to open in late September or early October at 3640 Marietta Highway, Canton 30114. Pre-sales and more information available at 470-592-0098 and on Facebook.

Panera Bread plans to break ground on Academy Street next month. The popular restaurant chain, known for its sandwiches, soups, salads and coffees, is set to open next spring. Panera will feature a drive-thru option.

Rainbow Child Care Center will open this fall at 6233 Holly Springs Parkway, Woodstock, serving ages 6 weeks to 12 years. Featuring a gymnasium, splash pad, before and after-school programs, summer camp, entry door code system and all-inclusive programs. 800-905-3276.
www.rainbowcc.com.

The Coffee Vineyard will open Sept. 30 at 2800 Holly Springs Parkway, Suite 100, across the street from the train depot in Holly Springs. The Vineyard offers Third Wave coffee (drips, press, pour overs), boutique wines, craft beers and charcuterie plates, as well as meeting spaces and resources for young entrepreneurs. 470-377-2137. More details on Facebook and at thecoffeevineyard.com.

Staying Connected

Aroundabout Local Media president Patty Ponder and market manager Katherine Amick were one of the 59 exhibitors at the Cherokee Chamber of Commerce SchmoozaPalooza. The networking event, held at Chattahoochee Technical College, was a unique opportunity for businesses and nonprofits to share information with each other and local residents, and learn more about the opportunities in Cherokee County.