by Michael Mullet | May 3, 2021 | 2021 | May-Jun Issue, Stories
Four couples, one dream, and a hobby have combined to turn into a business. Despite the pandemic, RockSolid Brewing finds success with good beer, a family-friendly atmosphere, and a welcoming community. It’s Thursday night, and owner Jim Gillum is looking at the... 
by Kathryn Wheeler | May 3, 2021 | 2021 | May-Jun Issue, Stories
Irrational Kindness By Katie Wheeler, Canton Resident The world knows Chick-fil-A by the employees’ pleasant demeanor and “my pleasure” slogan. It makes sense that you might associate Chick-fil-A with kindness. Kevin Williams, though, a local franchise owner and... 
by Michael Mullet | May 3, 2021 | 2021 | May-Jun Issue, Stories
How do you make tequila—a liquor with a rowdy reputation—appeal to southerners who prefer bourbon and beer? Make a tequila unlike any other and introduce it in Cherokee County. What is it about tequila that makes people stereotype it? Any type of liquor can cause... 
by Leana Conway | May 3, 2021 | 2021 | May-Jun Issue, Stories
Finding Peace in Art Because of Marlan Yoder’s distinguished look and kind smile, you might suppose he is an educator or scholar. He is an artist, though, and one who has found his passion and followed it to success. You may make further assumptions about Marlan’s... 
by Rebecca Johnston | May 3, 2021 | 2021 | May-Jun Issue, Stories
Standout Special Olympics Athlete from Canton Takes Top Honors By Rebecca Johnston, Canton Resident Ask Hunter Tice what sports he likes to play, and he immediately replies, “Baseball, basketball, and volleyball.” He’s a natural athlete with a room full of medals, and...