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TO CONTACT US: TELEPHONE 770-373-8708; FAX, 770-373-8704; E-MAIL, cmurphy Cherokee Business By LESLIE EVERTON BRICE For the Journal-Constitution A business boomlet of sorts is under way in Ball Ground. Several stores have opened in recent months along the small main drag. The latest, Vintage Vogue, opened early last month. Co-owner Judy Ray says the new store, which sells antiques, home accessories and collectibles, is the culmination of a dream. partner and I have both had our own booths in antique malls Ray said.

we always said go into business together if we could find the right spot. We saw this little place, and it had a sign on it. Our husbands said for and here we Vintage Vogue is chock full of dozens of kinds of memorabilia, as well as new items. in here is something we ourselves Ray said. And business has been brisk, she said.

had a really good opening said Ray. everyone has been so supportive the city and the residents. They seem to be so glad here someplace else they can stop in and Vintage Vogue is at 270 Gilmer Ferry Road, the main street that runs through downtown Ball Ground. Ball Ground boasts of vintage growth FRANK NIEMEIR Staff Proprietors Sandy Dunn (left) and Judy Ray look over some of the antiques and collectibles at Vintage Vogue in downtown Ball Ground. Magazine promotes area The Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce has announced plans for its Quality of Life magazine, promoting life, work and play in the area.

Quality of publication provides an extremely effective means for marketing our community to a variety of said Pam Carnes, chamber president. is an invaluable tool in attracting and informing newcomers and business SouthComm Publishing Co. Inc. of Alpharetta will produce the four-color magazine, which will be the centerpiece of the promotional efforts. The publication will be available through participating advertisers.

For more information, call the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce at 770-3450030. Join Cherokee Monopoly The Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce also recently unveiled its fund-raising version of the popular board game Monopoly. Introduced to the board of directors during a recent meeting, some members reserved property before the game was even on the market. And now, remaining squares are up for grabs. a property square on the board game is a simple said chamber chairman Rick Kononen, president of First National Bank of Cherokee.

an available location, submit your advertising information, including your logo, and let the chamber and Pride Distributors do the For more information, call the chamber at 770-345-0030. Mountain Brook under way Woodstock-based Landon Group broke ground on its 266-acre Mountain Brook project last week. Mountain Brook is a $139 million mixed-use development, which will include 123 acres of single and multifamily homes, 43 acres of commercial use and a 100-acre preservation area. An additional 5-acre lake in the center of the development will be preserved for use. Leslie Everton Brice BRIEFLY.

Chick-fil-A manager Hammock honored Ron Hammock manager of the Chick-fil-A Dwarf House in Woodstock, recently won the Symbol of Success Award for the second consecutive year. Hammock was presented the award at annual meeting, which was in Orlando. Hammock is one of 15 Chick-fil-A operators who received the award in 2002, and one of only three to win the award for the second consecutive year. The Symbol of Success is Chick-fil- highest honor, and operators who win the award are presented with the keys to a Ford vehicle, which is theirs to use for one year. If the operator wins the award the second consecutive year, as Hammock did, he or she is awarded the title to the vehicle.

Real estate firm awards workers Members of the Woodstock office of Metro Brokers GMAC Real Estate were among the honorees at the 2002 awards gala recently at the Cobb Galle- ria. Top commission earners who achieved Century Club status are Karla Cobb Myrtle Covington Marie Phelps Patricia Sawtelle Debbie Smith Kass Stone Jeanie Thackston Dan Thornton Waverly Thornton Toni Turner and Sandra Watkins Associates achieving Commercial Million Dollar status, having closed more than $1 million in commercial sales, over and above residential sales, are Debbie Smith Tim Smith Dan Thornton and Waverly Thornton Smith also was presented with an award as top producing sales associate in the Woodstock office. Fifteen associates achieved Summit Club status for more than $3 million in sales: Karla Cobb Myrtle Covington Homer Ellenberg Camille Gard Julia Goode James Hagood Gaile Johnson Marie Phelps Patricia Sawtelle Kass Stone Jeanie Thackston Dan Thornton Waverly Thornton Toni Turner and Sandra Watkins Those achieving Medallion Club status for sales of more than $1million: Tom Burke Tony Chiavarini Dawn Cychosz Gail Gross Angelia Hunter Karen Lance Warren Lee Carolyn Levant Lori McNeil Crys Pilgrim Tina Skaggs Tim Smith Lori Stuart Bert Swofford and Sheila Webb PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Debbie Smith Ron Hammock.