Readers' Choice Winner: OoLaLa

The BridgeMill yogurt shop is a favorite among some Canton-Sixes Patch readers.

OoLaLa hasn't been open that long, but the BridgeMill yogurt shop is a favorite among some Canton-Sixes Patch readers. It topped Bruster's Real Ice Cream to win this week's Readers' Choice poll. Remember: It's not enough to just vote in Canton-Sixes Patch's weekly Readers' Choice poll. You must also leave a review of your favorite business because we give equal weight to votes and comments. Check out the poll below to see the complete results. We won't have a Readers' Choice next week but will be back Memorial Day to ask where people take their pets for boarding or day care. Once that poll goes live at 5 a.m. May 28, we will not take any more suggestions. Send us any nominees you have in the comment box below. Don’t miss any of the local …

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Arts Festival This Weekend

Find out what's coming up on Canton-Sixes Patch today and what you might have missed overnight.

1. Head to Canton's Brown Park this weekend for the Canton Festival of the Arts. Saturday and Sunday, there will be artists, musical entertainment, food, a youth art exhibit and a hands-on area for children. Visit the Canton-Sixes Patch calendar of events for details. 2. The Fraternal Order of Police endorsed David Waters for Cherokee County sheriff against current Sheriff Roger Garrison. Lodge membership is made up of law enforcement officers from Cherokee and other nearby jurisdictions, and the endorsements aim to reflect the interests of those officers. 3. Cherokee County Associate Magistrate Judge E. Benson Chambers Jr. was sworn in on Wednesday afternoon. Look for details at 5 a.m. 4. Four members of Creekview High's girls basketball …

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More Arrests Possible in Clayton Burglaries

Find out what's coming up on Canton-Sixes Patch today and what you might have missed overnight.

1. A Chattahoochee Technical College student from Canton has been nominated for a Southeastern Regional Emmy Award, school spokeswoman Rebecca Long said on Wednesday. Look for details at 5 a.m. 2. What a difference a day makes. Less than 24 hours after he announced his campaign for Cherokee County Superior Court judge, Juvenile Court Judge M. Anthony “Tony” Baker of Canton dropped out of the race on Wednesday morning. "My heart is in juvenile court because I love working with teens and with young folks," he said. "That's been my passion since I've been practicing law and it's been my passion the last 5½ years." 3. Joey Dewayne Holloway, the 27-year-old Waleska man who was behind the wheel of a car at the time of an April 20 accident that …

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Judge Mills Not Seeking Re-Election

Find out what's coming up on Canton-Sixes Patch today and what you might have missed overnight.

1. The mother of Jorelys Rivera, the 7-year-old Canton girl whose brutal murder made national headlines in December, was arrested on Monday night, according to a Canton Police Department incident report released on Tuesday. 2. A man who reneged on an agreement to return his daughter to her mother after a unsupervised visit on Mother's Day was arrested and charged with interference with custody, said Sgt. Stacy Bailey, spokeswoman for the Canton Police Department. 3. Rep. Phil Gingrey (R-Marietta), Cherokee's would-be congressman, discussed the economy, gay marriage, Obamacare and this year’s presidential race during a town-hall meeting in Kennesaw on Monday night. Kennesaw Patch contributor James Swift has the report. 4. Cherokee County …

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Downtown Eateries Growing

The Soul Food Market and Goin' Coastal are expanding.

Due to growth, The Soul Food Market will be serving its muffins and chicken salad sandwiches from a new location starting on May 29. The downtown Canton restaurant announced this afternoon that it is moving out of Yawn's Books & More on May 26. "The Soul Food Market is expanding and moving two doors down the street to 192 East Main Street (formerly Red Rose Café)," Farris Yawn, the bookstore's founder and owner, said in a news release. Starting June 4, Yawn's will continue to offer dining options under a different name, Mom's Diner. "The continued support of these two businesses by the residents of Canton and Cherokee County is greatly appreciated," Yawn said. This is the second downtown eatery to announce expansion plans. Within the next …

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