News from Cherokee County Georgia, the greatest county in the world.
News from Cherokee County Georgia, the greatest county in the world.
At Eye on Cherokee News, we believe journalism is about more than reporting headlines. It's about people, communities, history, compassion and the stories that connect us all.
We are an independent local news company based in Cherokee County, Georgia, dedicated to providing original editorial reporting, photography and video coverage of the people, places and events that shape our communities.
While our roots are firmly planted in Cherokee County, our coverage extends throughout Georgia and beyond, bringing our readers a thoughtful mix of local news, statewide developments, national headlines and stories from around the world.
Our greatest passion is community journalism. We believe the accomplishments of our neighbors, the achievements of our students, the dedication of our first responders, the success of local businesses and the generosity of everyday people deserve recognition just as much as the biggest national headlines.
We love celebrating the people who make a difference, whether it's a student receiving an award, a longtime resident reaching a milestone, a volunteer helping those in need or a local organization making our communities stronger. Sometimes the most meaningful stories are the ones happening right down the street.
History is another important part of who we are. We have a deep appreciation for Georgia's past, especially the forgotten businesses, schools, restaurants, traditions and personalities that helped build the communities we know today.
Through our historical features and retro articles, we work to bring old photographs, memories and stories back to life for a new generation. We believe preserving local history is one of the most valuable services a community news organization can provide, because once those stories disappear, they are often lost forever.
We also recognize that journalism isn't always about happy occasions and celebrations. Crime, public safety, government accountability, tragedies and difficult human interest stories are important parts of our responsibility to keep the public informed.
We believe in asking questions, examining the facts and giving a voice to people whose concerns might otherwise go unheard. Our responsibility is to report with fairness, compassion and a commitment to accuracy, even when the subject matter is uncomfortable.
One subject especially close to our hearts is the welfare of animals. We love animals, and we believe responsible journalism can play an important role in protecting them, exposing mistreatment, supporting rescue organizations and raising awareness about the importance of animal welfare.
Whether we are helping locate a missing pet, sharing the story of an animal rescue, recognizing the work of a local shelter or investigating allegations of animal cruelty, we believe animals deserve compassion and protection. They cannot speak for themselves, but journalism can help make sure their stories are heard.
Although our name is Eye on Cherokee, our appreciation for Georgia extends far beyond county lines. We love this state, its history, its small towns, its cities, its beautiful landscapes and, most importantly, the people who make Georgia such a wonderful place to live, raise a family and work.
We also believe our readers deserve a broader understanding of the world around them. That's why we carefully select national and international stories that we believe are interesting, informative, important or simply worth sharing with our audience.
Our goal is not to fill your news feed with negativity, controversy or sensational headlines. We want Eye on Cherokee to be a place where readers can stay informed, learn something new, discover a piece of forgotten history, celebrate a neighbor's achievement and occasionally find a story that makes them smile.
We understand that trust is earned, not given. As an independent news organization, we take seriously the responsibility that comes with publishing information, telling people's stories and representing the communities we serve.
We are also proud to be part of the communities we cover. We attend local events, meet our neighbors, visit businesses, speak with families and listen to the concerns of the people who call this region home.
Eye on Cherokee is more than a news platform to us. It is an ongoing effort to document the lives, accomplishments, challenges, history and character of the people who make our communities special.
To everyone who reads our articles, shares our stories, sends us photographs, contributes historical memories or trusts us to tell their story, thank you. Your support allows us to continue building a news organization that reflects the communities we love.
We are proud of where we come from, passionate about what we do and grateful for the opportunity to serve our readers. We look forward to telling many more stories, preserving more memories and celebrating the remarkable people and animals who make Georgia home.
Sal Insinga
Chief Editor
Eye on Cherokee News

Eye on Cherokee Chief Editor, Sal Insinga
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