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Last day of early voting draws crowds across Cobb
Last day of early voting draws crowds across Cobb
Cobb DA recognizes veteran prosecutor’s 40-year milestone
Cobb DA recognizes veteran prosecutor’s 40-year milestone
Cobb early voting turnout nears 7% as Election Day approaches
With turnout nearing 7% of registered voters, Cobb’s early voting numbers continued climbing as the May primary approaches.
Governor signs bill limiting future Cobb transit votes
A bill signed into law Monday aims to preclude Cobb County from holding another transit referendum until 2032.
Cobb Chamber announces 2026 Small Business of the Year
The Cobb Chamber has named Proda Technology the 2026 Small Business of the Year at its Small Business of the Year Awards Luncheon.
Kemp signs law increasing tax credits for private school scholarships
ATLANTA — More taxpayers will be able to contribute to a private school scholarship fund while receiving a state tax credit for the full amount after Gov. Brian Kemp signed
Pair charged in Marietta armed robbery that left two shot
Two Marietta teens are in custody after two others were shot and wounded in a local armed robbery Wednesday, city police report.
When I saw 'congratulations,' I screamed: Harrison senior bound for Dartmouth
WEST COBB — Harrison High School senior Eugene Kang has spent the last four years pursuing two passions not always paired together: medicine and writing. This fall, the 18-year-old will
Cobb County, cities advance $1.15B capital projects tax plan
MARIETTA — The Cobb County Board of Commissioners is preparing to take the next step toward renewing the county’s Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) with commissioners scheduled to
Mableton to consider beautification, tourism, historic preservation
A new organization aimed at fighting litter and increasing beautification efforts is up for consideration during Wednesday
UPDATE: Kell baseball coach charged with DUI days before semifinal games
Todd Harris, head coach of the Kell High School varsity baseball team, was arrested Wednesday on DUI charges in Cherokee County, court documents show, the same day his team won
Kemp signs legislation to cut income taxes and reduce homeowner property tax increases
ATLANTA — Georgia lawmakers started the year with talk of eliminating both the state income tax and the property tax for homeowners.
Kell baseball coach charged with DUI days before semifinal match
Todd Harris, head coach of the Kell High School varsity baseball team, was arrested Wednesday on DUI charges in Cherokee County, court documents show, just days before his team’s semifinal
Asher & Rose on Marietta Square files for bankruptcy after a three months of business
Asher & Rose, a popular grocery store and cafe on Marietta Square, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Thursday, according to court records.
Cobb County Master Gardeners open homes for annual garden tours
East Cobb was in full bloom Saturday as several residents opened their gardens for visitors as part of the annual Master Gardener Volunteers of Cobb County Garden Tour.
Property tax reform draws mixed reactions from Cobb state legislators during forum
A pair of state legislators shared conflicting views over a proposal to cap property tax increases during a forum with the Cobb Chamber of Commerce this week.
New Cobb Solicitor General Annex Office opens for youth-focused initiatives
The new Cobb County Solicitor General Annex Office is open for business after the solicitor general
MDJ Voter Guide: State Senate, District 56
Education/Military Service: Bachelor of Science degree in organizational leadership from the University of Louisville. Albers also graduated from the University of Georgia, Legislative Leadership Institute a...
MDJ Voter Guide: Cobb Board of Education, Post 6
Occupation: Former middle school teacher; senior manager, strategic operations & engagement at Achieve Atlanta
OUT AND ABOUT: 5 things to do this weekend in Cobb County — May 8 - 10
The Smoke on the Lake BBQ Festival is coming back for another intense weekend of classic dishes and competition!
AROUND TOWN: No-shows, mudslinging and mystery candidates: Welcome to Cobb campaign season
Retired banker Clark Hungerford, who is challenging Commissioner Keli Gambrill in the Republican primary for the District 1 seat on the Cobb Board of Commissioners, is in hot water with
Cobb celebrates Mother’s Day with Good Morning America, flower orders
Mother’s Day is Sunday and Cobb’s florists and even Good Morning America are well underway with the celebrations.
Acworth police prepare for planned ‘teen takeover’ at Acworth Beach Saturday
Beach-goers enjoy a sunny Labor Day at Lake Acworth in 2020.