Waleska

She is an amazing independent woman who will take charge and do what she needs to do. She is loving and caring but when you get on her bad side, WATCH OUT. She is friendly and loves kids but feels lonely at times because she never maintains friends for long or just disappears from the world. She can make her self seem important so at times she can be arrogant but other than that she is a great person

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Waleska is a city in Cherokee County, Georgia, United States.

Waleska was incorporated in 1889, but the area was settled years earlier, primarily by the Reinhardt, Sharp, Rhyne and Heard families. A store, cotton gin and tobacco factory were in operation at the crossroads by 1856, and a post office was added to the store soon after.

For many years the name of the post office was spelled “Walesca,” but was changed to its current form to prevent confusion with another town.

The town was named after Warluskee, the daughter of an Indian Chief who lived in the area. When Warluskee was moved to the West along with her people, her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Reinhardt, named their settlement in her honor.

Industry in Waleska in the past included grist mills, lumbering, tobacco manufacturing and some mineral development. The lumber industry is still alive in the area, as is agriculture.

The “chief industry” of the town, however, has always been Reinhardt College, and Waleska has come to be regarded, almost exclusively, as a college town.