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Help Your Child Have Sweet Dreams. If Your Child Struggles to Stay Awake Through the Day Or Focus at School, Lack of Good Sleep Could Be the Cause Help your child have sweet dreams. If your child struggles to stay awake through the day or focus at school, lack of good sleep could be the cause. Pediatric sleep issues may lead to health issues including high blood pressure, bedwetting, hyperactivity, or developmental delays. WellStar Sleep Medicine can help. WellStar has one of the largest sleep programs in the country, including dedicated pediatric sleep specialists and a sleep study room designed especially for young patients. Our team includes both pediatric and adult sleep experts, so your whole family can sleep well and live well. For more information, call 770-420-2535. We believe in life well-lived. wellstar.org | 770-420-2535 The vision of WellStar Health System is to deliver world-class healthcare through our hospitals, physicians and services. Our not-for-profit health system includes WellStar Kennestone Regional Medical Center, WellStar Cobb, Douglas, Paulding and Windy Hill hospitals; WellStar Medical Group; Health Parks; Urgent Care Centers, Health Place; Homecare; Hospice; Atherton Place; Paulding Nursing Center; and WellStar Foundation. NO MORE GRAY DAYS be vibrant WITH INOA SUPREME Our hair colorist experts are here to help you look years younger with the beautiful natural looking color of INOA Supreme by L’Oréal. CALL Specifi cally designed for 70% to 100% white hair 770 345 9411 Ammonia-Free Anti-Aging Hair Color EXCLUSIVELY OUTSIDE THE PERIMETER Provides perfect coverage 7970 KNOX BRIDGE HWY while providing optimal CANTON GEORGIA 30114 respect for the fi ber and density of the hair WWW.JYLCRAVEN.COM TWITTER: @ JYL CRAVEN HAIR FACEBOOK: JYL CRAVEN HAIR COLOUR STUDIO SIXES LIVING | March 2013 1 March 2013 Volume 1, Issue 1 29 44 Featured Articles 29 Blankets Creek In Every Issue Undergoing some exciting changes. Around Sixes. 6 32 Bethesda Medical Community News. .8 &10 Birthdays. 12 Clinic Dental services to be added to free Community Calendar. 18 and reduced-price health clinic. 36 & 37 On the Cover Everyday Angels. 20 CASA for Children volunteer Suzzie Blankets Creek. .29 Gilham has been an advocate for 43 School Safety School Police . 43 children since November 2011. Plans are in place at each school to Church Listings. .60 Photo by Kim Bates protect students. School Listing. 62 Community Numbers . .63 A digital version of the 44 Comeback Athlete magazine, along with Positive spirit helps Sequoyah Clubs. .64 information on how to contact cheerleader overcome serious illness. Home Sales. 66 us, submit a story or photo, Elected Officials. 70 or advertise is available at 58 Acoustic Jeremiah www.sixeslivingmagazine.com. Advertisers Directory. 72 Musical venue offers singers, songwriters a unique performance setting. Contributing Writers Don Akridge .............................................16 Donnie Henriques ....................................53 Kyle Bennett ............................................50 Kurt Johnson ...........................................17 Michael Caldwell .....................................14 Kara Kiefer ........................................23, 51 Dale Coker ...............................................38 Mark Kissel ..............................................43 Jyl Craven .................................................28 Dr. Mike Litrel .........................................22 Patty Ponder is the Market Director G Lora Grooms .........................................52 Joe McKechnie .........................................56 for Sixes Living She can be reached Candi Hannigan .................................32, 58 Lisa Randall ..............................................29 at (770) 615-3322 Dr. Scott Harden ......................................34 Lynne Saunders .......................................26 or AroundAboutPatty@ gmail.com. David Hecklemoser ..................................26 Jodi Tiberio ............................................. 48 2 SIXES LIVING | March 2013 SIXES LIVING | March 2013 3 Sixes Living Community Board Publisher AroundAbout Local Media, Inc. The Sixes Living Community Board consists of well-respected community leaders, Market Director from different walks of life. Our Board assists us in many ways including contributing Patty Ponder to our magazine, judging our annual Trailblazer award and providing valuable feedback. [email protected], (770) 615-3322 Executive Editor Dale Coker: Dale is a pharmacist who owns Cherokee Kara Kiefer Custom Script Pharmacy in Holly Springs and lives in [email protected], (770) 615-3309 Woodstock with wife Susan. The University of Georgia graduate is vice president of the International Academy of Title Editor Compounding Pharmacists. His community involvement has Candi Hannigan included Cherokee County Habitat for Humanity, youth league [email protected], (770) 615-3318 coaching and serving as a lay leader in his church. Dale’s latest achievement is co-inventing the patented Topi-CLICK, a topical metered dosing device that has been featured Art Director by Oprah, Suzanne Somers, Dr. Oz, and The Doctors Show. Michelle McCulloch Contact Dale at [email protected]. [email protected], (770) 615-3307 Digital Marketing Director Cindy Crews: Cindy is a longtime Cherokee County James Ball educator. She joined the Sixes community as the assistant [email protected], (770) 615-3310 principal of Sixes Elementary School in 2011. Cindy and her husband, Andy, have lived in Woodstock for 20 years, Sixes Living, a publication of AroundAbout Local and they have two beautiful “young adult” daughters. Her Media, Inc., is a monthly community magazine. motto: Children are the future of the human race; teach The magazine’s goal is to build a sense of them well. community and pride in the Towne Lake and surrounding area by providing its residents with positive stories and timely information. It is distributed free to approximately 14,300 homes Dr. Joe McKechnie: Joe is the senior pastor of Sixes by mail. An additional 1,700 are placed in racks United Methodist Church. Joe grew up in Cobb County, around the community. We also have many digital where he graduated from McEachern High School. After viewers of the magazine online each month. earning a degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Georgia, Joe spent six years as a television Sixes Living welcomes your comments, stories, and sportscaster. He has a master’s degree from Asbury advertisements. The deadline is the 15th of the Theological Seminary and a doctorate of ministry from previous month. Southern Methodist University (SMU). Joe is married to Subscriptions are available for $24 per year. Send Catherine, and they have two children, David, 5, and Grace check or money order to the address below. Ann, 2. The viewpoints of the advertisers, columnists and submissions are not necessarily those of the Cheryl Ruffer: Cheryl is the co-founder and co-director Editor/Publisher and the Publisher makes no claims of Give a Kid a Chance-Cherokee, Inc. After graduating from as to the validity of any charitable organizations the University of South Florida in Chemical Engineering, mentioned. Sixes Living is not responsible for Cheryl worked for 15 years in the chemical industry. Her errors or omissions. No part of this publication work since moving to Canton in 2003 has been with MUST may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or Ministries, The Salvation Army and starting Give a Kid a by any means without written permission from the Chance. She lives in BridgeMill with her husband, Bruce, Publisher. and children Jackson, 15, and Rachel, 14. All rights reserved. © Copyright 2013. Sonia Carruthers: Sonia is the executive director and CEO Sixes Living of Cherokee FOCUS and the Cherokee Youth Works program, 2449 Towne Lake Parkway, Woodstock, GA 30189 based in Holly Springs. A native of Cherokee County, she For Advertising:(770) 615-3322 grew up in Canton and for the past 17 years has lived with her son and daughter in Woodstock. She is very active in the Website: www.townelaker.com community and currently serves on both local and regional Powered by Trustworkz Inc. boards and committees that focus on strengthening families and children. Volume 1, Issue 1 4 SIXES LIVING | March 2013 Saturday & Sunday MAY 18 19, 2013 10 AM 5 PM IN HISTORIC DOWNTOWN CANTON, GA EXIT 19 OFF I575 Artist Market Entertainment Literary Celebration Wine & Beer Garden (Author discussions & workshops) Serenity Gardens Free Parking Children’s Experience Concessions SPONSORS SCHEDULES & INFORMATION Canton Tourism, Inc. 770 704 6244 Jones Family Foundation [email protected] Grant Design Collaborative “canton festival of the arts” on facebook Cherokee Tribune www.cherokeearts.org Bank of North Georgia City of Canton, Georgia Footprints Publishing, LLC Around About Local Media, Inc. SIXES LIVING | March 2013 5 cfoa_towne_laker_ad_2013.indd 1 2/21/13 4:15 PM COMMUNITY AROUND SIXES The People, The Places and by CAnDi HAnnigAn The Pleasures that make Sixes/Holly Springs Welcome to Sixes Living! 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