Water & Sewer Revenue Down $689K

1. If an education penny sales tax is not renewed, officials say property taxes will need to be raised. Cady Schulman will have the report at 6:30 a.m.

2.  takes on tonight while  travels to . Both games start at 7:30 p.m. Knox Bardeen will have a gameday preview later this morning. Return to Canton-Sixes Patch tonight for scores from high schools around Cherokee, Bartow, Cobb, Douglas, Fulton and Paulding Counties.

3. At 2 p.m., Dee Locklin will tell us about the , a paint-it-yourself pottery and art studio in nearby Woodstock. Find out why it is the perfect destination for you and a friend or two to spend a couple of hours being creative and enjoying each other’s company.

4. Another called council meeting to discuss the city's was held Thursday night. Because Canton switched to a new software system, its billing schedule got behind. In order to get back on the regular billing schedule, the council voted to send some water customers two bills in one envelope as early as next week. One bill will have an extended due date so customers won't have to pay both at the same time. 

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5. A motion to roll back the that council members passed earlier this year failed on Thursday. Council members want to rescind it after ongoing water billing problems revealed years of underbilling and other errors. However, they want staff to conduct more due diligence to determine how far the rate should roll back. Plus, Hobgood said he received information that indicated the city's revenue for water and sewer from May to September is about $689,000 less than it was during the same time period in 2010.