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Cherokee schools set auction sale

By Mark Woolsey
Jan 9, 2015

Looking for furniture, electronics-or maybe a bus?

The Cherokee County School District will hold its annual surplus auction sale starting at 9 a.m. Saturday, with doors open for viewing starting at 8. It’ll be at 201 Mountain Brook Court in Canton, the site of the CCSD’s central distribution warehouse.

Four buses of 2001-2003 vintage will be on the auction block, as will items as varied as desks and other furniture, TVs, DVRs and various electronics and office equipment, cutlery, kitchen gear and gym and sports equipment. For a complete list and more information: Cherokee.k12.ga.us

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