Marietta, GA News

• Marietta, GA News
• Kennesaw City Council might have violated Open Meetings law with locked door
• New authority plans changes for south Cobb
• Events to mark Memorial Day in Cobb County
• Qualifying ends with some surprises
• Sprayberry valedictorian knows how to do a job right
• Heat injures four at McEachern graduation
• Candidates qualify for City Council vacancy
• Remains found near I-75 identified
• First smog alert of year
• Smyrna says no tax hikes, service cuts
• Diplomas delayed for some students
• Locals hope to lure acts to amphitheater
• Ground broken on trail’s final phase
• Some day, you can call him professor Miller
• Two decide not to seek re-election
• Cobb Jobless rate holds steady
• Pet shelter continues deal
• Van plunges into Smyrna pool
• Cobb schools welcome drug-sniffing dog
• City Council to meet May 30
• The nose knows
• Critics: Earmark points to light rail line
• 3 challengers to run for chairman post
• Teacher: She's the ‘epitome of a true student leader’
• Lee defends Chamber’s website
• Human remains found near interstate in Kennesaw
• Fire at doctor's office under investigation
• Marietta utility rates set to increase
• Fant-astic Ambition: This student body president has her eyes set on another presidency
• Activist lauds Board of Commissioners role in ICE program
• Cobb breaks ground on new $10M paratransit facility
• Huguenot group donates books to Cobb library
• Eatery says it’s sorry for tossing out service dog
• Family's ancestors declared free
• Smyrna man dies after triathlon
• County lukewarm on money-saving recommendations
• Dana Koerner is one busy young lady
• School board OKs revised FY13 budget
• CDC: Half of overweight teens have heart risk
• CCSB approves FY13 budget
• Click it or Ticket
• 70-year-old Cherokee man wins endurance race
• Kennesaw looking to get fit
• BOC will sign immigration deal
• Cobb Super Senior has sights set on education in New York City
• Journal wins Georgia AP Association awards
• North Fulton city launches project to honor veterans
• Silence, darkness can’t stop man from doing what he loves
• Cobb Super Senior readies for graduation, shares words of wisdom
• Supporters rally for local in illegal immigration fight
• Sope Creek parents trying to save murals
• Judge orders 4 men held in former Marine’s death
• I-75 Lanes will close tonight
• Celebrate Mableton Day
• City offices closed for Memorial Day
• Powder Springs will fix city buildings
• Board rejects Hinojosa budget
• Former schools employee will make SPLOST project book
• Property tax assessments go out today
• Lawyer: prosecutors bungled murder case
• Cobb to join ICE enforcement program
• Motorcyclist killed in Mableton crash
• Police imposters try to enter Marietta home
• Early-morning fire guts auto shop
• Strand Theatre beats fundraising goal
• Power employee named meter person of the year
• Austell planning 28% tax increase
• Council denies amendment for pawnshop
• Chattahoochee No. 3 on endangered rivers list
• Cherokee County readies for its 18th Relay for Life
• Mayor in middle of Kennesaw ambulance feud
• Cobb Briefs
• Tough cuts ‘best recommendation’
• Transfer station bid denied; Commissioners unanimous on household garbage vote
• School board OKs change in marker’s script
• Strand to hold open house and Phone-A-Thon on Wednesday
• SLIDER: MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM
• City leaders appoint, reappoint members to three city boards
• Marietta firm eyed for SPLOST IV project list
• Lee apologizes for 'spoiled brats' comment
• Silent bike ride reminds drivers to share roads
• Strand may get closed theater’s city funds
• Community celebrates opening of Hickory Hills Park
• Marietta to participate in 2012 summer food service program
• Bikers aim to win big bucks in fight against breast cancer
• Hiram man said goodbye to country music career for semi-retirement in west Ga.
• Keep Smyrna Beautiful plans tour that will feature five private gardens
• City struggles with homeless problem in downtown area
• EMC: I don’t see anything but bright skies for us
• EMC chief: 'Whole world has flipped’
• Lake Allatoona ready for busy season after several down years
• Chamber’s Connell tells SPSU grads to maintain a positive attitude to succeed
• Paulding teen directs all-inclusive pageant
• 5K race to help a Hillgrove grad get special van
• Hickory Hills Park reopens to applause after $1.7M facelift
• Olens reviews open meetings, record changes
• Schools may face deficit of another $60 million-plus
• CCSB narrows down core values for Strategic Plan
• Smyrna woman to be among 1st SPSU civil engineering graduates
• Wakeboard tour to make waves
• Cobb residents: Breast-feeding boy was too old
• Cobb Briefly
• 120 graduate from Chattahoochee Tech
• Judge approves final commission map
• Attorney calls maglev report ‘fair, balanced’
• Foreclosures show year-over-year fall
• Father’s attorney expects custody ruling next week
• CCSD official says no teacher layoffs
• Commissioners pass booze fee
• Marietta recognizes Governor’s Honors program participants
• City graduates Citizens Police Academy
• City's highline cowboys lasso awards at state competition
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Audience blasts TIA at Birrell town hall
• Neighbors protest RaceTrac proposal
• Ninth-grade center coming to Harrison High after all
• Four sentenced in ID fraud scheme
• Tumlin expands MHA board to 6 members
• Officer remains in the hospital after hit-and-run wreck
• Superintendent to pursue Teach for America deal
• Kroger beer, wine license suspended
• Marietta set to buy land for rec center
• Realizing a goal: Man finishes journey from hunting accident to graduation
• Revisions submitted to judge’s BOC map
• Marietta school board wrestles with racial language on sign
• Guardsman surprises family at race in his honor
• Smyrna officer injured in hit-and-run
• MPD have ‘person of interest’ in pawn shop stabbing
• Local Briefs
• Supporters come to hurt lacrosse player’s aid
• Wheeler class of 1974 wants redo for grad ceremony
• After 43 years of service, Walker School’s director of admissions is retiring
• Hot-button issues back on agenda
• Federal judge reveals Cobb commission map at hearing
• Man Critical After Driving Car Through House on Kellogg Creek Road
• Smyrna home gets its due
• ‘Hearts for Heroes’ event will honor servicemen and women on Thursday
• Boy Scouts become Eagle Scouts
• Cobb commissioners will hear appeal of Kroger beer license
• Bartlett defends vote on center during meeting
• City wants to assist restaurant with loan
• Kentucky Derby festivities begin early
• Graduation events to kick off
• Everyday heroes: WellStar to honor its own during National Nurses Week
• Deal disappoints lawmakers with veto of two bills
• KSU mourns loss: Walsh is first known graduate to die in line of duty
• KSU students question their safety after attack
• Father fears for missing daughter
• Sheriff: ‘No winners’ in standoff outcome
• Female student attacked on KSU campus
• Live grenade found in barn, road shut down
• Deal signs HB 797 at Cherokee school
• Prayers answered: Producer recalls asking for guidance with his first venture into making movies
• Arrests made in employee theft case
• Commission recommends against pawnshop
• Kennesaw basketball courts not a slam dunk
• Northside wins appeal for hospital in Canton
• Teen charged with vehicular homicide
• City Council meets May 9 and 11
• Final F-22 farewell: Raptor 4195 will be on its way Friday to Alaska base
• Group pulls plug on controversial bid for theater
• Authorities shoot, kill 16-year-old boy after standoff in Cherokee
• City park renovation complete; reopening party set for May 11
• Bartlett plans to explain vote on 9th-grade center
• Maglev paper spurs Cobb to hire libel lawyer
• Processional Through Cobb County will Honor Return of Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
• Record crowds for Taste of Marietta
• MAVEN spokesman: Transit referendum as big as airport
• 3 on Cobb school board face election challenges
• Panel recommends housing change
• Officials looking for common ground over water reservoir
• Group doesn’t plan to show TIA much TLC
• Mother reacts to arrest in Marine’s death as Cobb Police Take Three More Into Custody
• Two Canton schools lose water for four hours after main break
• FBI Looking for Help in Identifying Bank Robbery Suspect
• Teen Arrested in Mableton Apartment Shooting
• CCSD seeking help with SPLOST
• Official: Some pilots want to avoid F-22
• Immigration activist’s complaint gets city ordinance repealed
• Cobb Police arrest man in Marine’s death
• Acworth-Atlanta route discussed at town hall
• Cobb pulls paper that criticized maglev firm
• Theatre in Square chairman plans new company in old site
• Cobb’s precinct 5 reports lowest rate of property crime
• Vinings Classic Pairings Party set to kick off
• Taste of Marietta organizers say this year attracted one of biggest crowds
• Attorney in district map suit touts civic virtue
• F-22s head to United Arab Emirates
• F-22s head to United Arab Emirates
• Police investigating 3 different wrecks that killed 2 people
• Be ready for emergencies before they strike
• Attorney accused of unlawful trading
• 6th-grader set to take the stage in Atlanta
• Annual prayer breakfast set for Thursday
• Police: No solid leads in pawnshop stabbing
• Revote set for 9th-grade center at Harrison High School
• Most of Spring Road into Smyrna will close for bridge installation
• Collect next masterpiece at spring arts and crafts festival
• Marietta Family's Bohemian Rapsody Video Goes Viral on YouTube
• FY13 preliminary budget and information
• Burn ban begins
• First Fridays and Art Walk continue May 4
• ­­Cobb school board approves cutting 350 jobs to close deficit
• Jobless rate drops to 8.1%
• Police: Man tried to open stolen registers with tree
• Animal Control under fire after dog dies
• Cumberland CID paying $85K for Windy Hill-75 interchange design
• Republicans defend their ties to ALEC
• Austell man in Costa Rica for custody battle
• Ward 4 Council qualifying in May
• Real estate pros check out properties
• Free lunchtime concerts in May
• National power association honors Marietta Power for reliable service
• Firefighter rescues boy while vacationing in Florida
• Bruton wants raises, no tax increase
• State cuts add to school budget woes
• 3 charged in fatal shooting of Cobb man
• YWCA to show off new building renovations
• New wrinkle develops in map fight
• $1M videoboard to light up arena, help in recruiting
• Toddler Hurt in Fall at Acworth House
• Soldier from Kennesaw killed in Afghanistan
• Get taste buds in gear for Taste of Marietta
• Walton student, teacher are state STARs
• Carson gets first bill signed by Gov.
• Police: Austell woman steals wallet in court
• Tentative budget to include lot of hard cuts
• Skip Spann Connector to span I-75
• Small, collegial crowd greets new Cobb EMC board members
• Family trying to make sense of shooting death
• Ga. Supreme Court upholds 3 Cobb murder convictions
• As foreclosure inventory shrinks, construction of new homes begins
• Town Center CID votes to annex properties
• Powder Springs sounds off on TSPLOST
• Another CCT driver assaulted on duty
• Runaway’s mom seeking help in finding daughter
• Parents accused of letting young children wander
• County opens new $1.5 million senior center in Austell
• Marine’s family plans fundraising team
• Officers find man dead in driveway
• Circus comes to town Friday
• County Democratic Committee says re-electing Stoner is job No. 1
• County considering hiring 6 new employees
• Ambulance exec finds self in patient’s seat
• Runoff election caps complete turnover of Cobb EMC board
• WellStar lauded for initiatives in treating cancer
• Good weather gives boost to Big Shanty Festival
• Marietta day care among first to enroll in statewide rating system
• CCSD sending large group on Fla. trip; estimated cost is $300,000
• State legislator files ethics complaint against school board member over charter school ad
• Marietta madam pleads guilty in prostitution ring
• Blacks United for Youth event today
• Goreham mum on TIA, endorsement in chairman’s race
• Powder Springs to get help reviewing biz permit process
• Lawyer sues BoC over failed remap
• Dennard sworn in as Acworth Police chief
• Court Appointed Special Advocate program swears in new volunteers
• Ads add political overtones to Saturday’s EMC runoffs
• Cherokee auto enthusiast to be on TV show
• Georgia Tea Party learns of three leaders’ ouster
• City Council to meet April 25
• Two shot, officer injured in home invasion
• Banks, Hinojosa set to leave on $4K trip
• BALK!: Mount Paran mum on reason for dumping veteran coach
• CCSD members say they’ll have to rush SPLOST IV package
• New Acworth chief clears strip club tie
• Courthouse gets facelift
• Connell arrested at airport on gun charge
• Morgan: Charter amendment won’t line our pockets
• Still time to grab front-row seat for Glover Park Evening Concert April 27
• Board OKs developer’s changes
• Block party to promote pedestrian safety
• Northcutt Stadium to get renovations
• Crooks: School district rushing SPLOST timeline
• Expense reports show lobbyists’ generosity with Cobb lawmakers
• Pebblebrook shines at annual musical theater awards
• Group turns focus amid Martin backlash
• Great Locomotive Chase Weekend Photos
• Council reappoints, extends term of members of two city boards
• Marietta wins national award for budget presentation
• City recognizes local business' win
• Parsons’ absence draws ire from forum visitors
• Cobb EMC planning to buy solar power
• Water Authority rejects request from Canton
• Police seeking driver wanted in April 1 wreck
• Woman to appeal trial in son’s death
• Mom, 2 kids injured trying to cross street
• Pawnshop owner saved his own life, police say
• Big Shanty fest aiming for big fun
• Scott urges re-election of Sen. Stoner
• Mableton Elementary alumni bid farewell to school that opened its doors in 1952
• ‘Mother and Child’ statue unveiled as part of Locomotive Chase festivities
• Volunteer for city committees
• Marietta High seniors gather for prom photos at historic Brumby Hall
• Members of CCSB give deficit solutions
• LAST DAY OF GREAT CHASE EVENTS
• Water authority fears more costs coming down pipeline
• Journalist shares experiences of growing up in, reporting on Iran
• ‘The Chase’ continues
• Sidewalk case going to Ga. Supreme Court
• 2 hurt after train hits semi-truck in Austell
• Councilman Pearlberg honored for dedicated service
• Canton city manager put on probation
• Chase commemoration: ‘Both sides’ salute 150th anniversary
• Cobb board eyes new Strategic Plan
• Chambliss: It’s time for party to support Romney
• Newcomer ahead in fundraising for Thompson’s seat
• Police laud two men for saving girl from attempted rape
• Budget crisis may force Cobb teacher layoff of 200
• Mayor appoints vice chairs to Council committees
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Acworth police chief Wilkie resigns
• Rossbacher looking to be Wichita State University president
• Becca’s Closet finds new home
• Mayor blasts Goldstein in deed fight
• Chambliss in Marietta: Republicans have to replace, not only repeal, Obamacare
• Police officer who pulled over Canton city manager resigns
• Cobb man sentenced to 7 years after theft of millions from Glock
• Events today in Kennesaw, Marietta to commemorate 150th anniversary
• Board moves closer to renewing charter system for 5-year term
• Lee says we need EDGE despite county’s success
• CCSD deputy super Stouder says she will retire at end of June
• New national calculation method submarines graduation rates in Cobb, Marietta
• City council to consider easing speed hump policy
• America picks Pip
• New company set to build bridge
• Police: Homeless man drops trou in front of officer
• Growth flat at county, city schools
• Budget deficit on school board’s mind
• Marietta police seek help from public with 19-year-old cold case
• Goldstein, city at odds over parcel
• Students begin first day at $17 million Kennesaw charter school
• Marine dies from severe head injury
• Commissioners could rescind bridge contract
• Women join together to fight autism
• Parenting seminars set for Kennesaw
• City marks 150 years since Andrews’ Raid with movies, events
• Events to commemorate 150th anniversary of Andrew’s Raid
• Kennesaw Battlefield hosts sunrise service
• Olens confident high court will reject health mandate
• Construction picks up on Canton Road
• Chaplain helps service members in tough times
• District finds no CRCT wrongdoing at magnet school
• Study doesn’t include written survey results
• Cobb GOP chair says TIA ads are ‘pure advocacy’
• Farm fresh: Farmers Market opens 10th season on Saturday
• Police seek leads in Acworth Marine’s injury
• Commissioners say 2 CIDs’ donations need more review
• Foreclosure rate falling drastically from 2011
• Crews hope grass grows longer on competitors’ side
• Savage calls out CIDs over TIA ‘education’
• North Loop at Fairground improvements video update
• City Council meets April 9 and 11
• Easter, Passover celebrations
• Cobb tax digest likely to fall by about 4 percent
• Retired pastor is ready to charge the battlefield
• Marietta’s Art Walk tour begins Friday
• 4 accused of scamming jobless benefits
• Shelter warns against Easter bunny gifts
• EDGE hires firm to help with its funding strategy
• Lyric theatre seeking financial support
• Another Sunday sales election on July 31
• Schuster: Brown’s consulting wasn’t OK
• ‘Coach Jay’ to be honored with 5K run
• Attorney deals with waste station, pawnshop cases
• Board gives OK for a medical complex near WellStar Cobb
• Trio accused of shooting out 31 car windows
• Free electric car charging station unveiled
• Kennesaw pawnshop may get rezoned
• Atlanta Gas Light to purge gas line in east Cobb; noise expected
• Big Apple to help broaden horizons for Acworth kids
• Police: Man forced girl to have sex with adults
• Marietta businessman Clotfelter was known for service, leadership
• Map failure angers both sides of aisle
• Rally in Glover Park honors Trayvon Martin
• How does EMC move forward?
• Festival hopes to shine light on arts scene
• Elections mark end to plaintiff’s suit
• Four new Cobb EMC directors elected
• Lung cancer survivor a driving force behind license plate
• Students and staff flock to donate blood
• Attempt to break peace sign world record falls short
• Regents OKs $3M addition to KSU museum
• Court agrees to toss 1st indictment against EMC’s Brown
• Police identify man they say shot himself in chest during traffic stop
• Family still waiting on answers after fatal shooting of Matt Murdock by police
• MRC member perturbed by terms of loan
• Lee: Voters hurt by indecision on maps
• Former Campbell teacher charged with sex assault; Student facing extortion charge
• Two Marietta residents convicted of identity fraud
• Cobb, Marietta students raise average scores on state writing test
• Cobb EMC board elections today
• Volunteers needed for cemetery tours
• Cobb Rep. Ehrhart criticizes Cumberland CID for putting up $70K more for TIA ‘education’
• Address calls for arts: Tumlin says Marietta must support museums, theaters, other groups
• Cobb yanks TIA ad after complaints
• Police: Man shoots self at traffic stop
• Four teens arrested at vacant home
• Lawmakers dragging out map process
• Man shoots self in chest after traffic stop in Woodstock
• Mayor Tumlin delivers State of City
• Reserve front-row seat for Glover Park evening concert
• Road projects continue in Town Center area
• East Cobb residents tee off on TSPLOST
• Police shoot, kill naked 18-year-old
• KSU students aim to make largest human peace sign
• Kennesaw State president lauds faculty, staff, students
• Portion of Canton Road at Cobb Parkway to close for bridge replacements
• Injured pedestrian facing charges in crash, police say
• Portion of Canton Road at Cobb Parkway to close for bridge replacements
• German exchange students visit Marietta government
• No teacher cuts, tax hike in MCS proposed budget
• Local prayer rally to honor slain Fla. teen
• Chatt Tech helping day care workers under deadline
• BoC approves HAWK pedestrian crossing
• Expansion eyed for City Cemetery
• City offices closed April 6
• At 70, Kwang Jo Choi is still kickin'
• Kennesaw pawnshop hearing will be April 2
• Committee lifts ban on drive-thru liquor
• Citizen oversight group’s ideas go into ‘bucket list’
• Tire center bound for Kennesaw
• Harrison delay may cost half a million
• RaceTrac’s 5K and Fun Run will help support Parkinson’s research
• Commissioners planning to hear presentations
• Decorated Navy admiral is this year’s Marietta High Distinguished Alumnus
• Festivalgoers pony up to help Cobb Public Library System
• Elections for 6 EMC directors set for Saturday
• Green thumbs: Longtime Wheeler horticulture teacher reminisces about program
• Court to undergo renovations
• Acworth boy gets life-saving gift from a stranger: A kidney
• Cobb EMC loses $2.8 million in third quarter
• Georgia Supreme Court hears two local cases
• Confederate flag back in Georgia after 148 years
• ‘Woman of distinction': YWCA Woman of Year Paden is writer, historic preservationist
• Elections board agrees to Sunday alcohol revote
• Oversight committee suggests turning Cobb Safety Village over to local school districts or private firm
• Toddler OK after fall from window
• Board delays Harrison High 9th-grade center
• GMDT offering Theater in the Square ticket holders an opportunity
• SLIDER: DOCUMENT SHREDDING
• Marietta helps residents prevent mosquitoes
• Powder Springs mayor: Fee hike unavoidable this year
• Mayor: Funds from SPLOST to ease traffic
• Family fears for safety of woman wanted by police
• Residents grill Lee on cities, Chamber
• Theater co-founder Palmer Wells struggles with closing
• Cobb Development Authority chair says board previously approved business tax breaks without knowing, or caring, what amount was
• School iPads get OK
• WellStar appeals Northside’s plans
• Retailers fret possible Sunday alcohol delay
• Planning commission recommends denying apartment complex
• Harrison project gets thumbs up
• Stabbing sends 2 to hospital
• City Council to meet March 26
• Tribunal: Tapp principal guilty
• Family worried after 13-year-old flees for Mexico with man, 25
• Broken clock running out of time in Austell
• Pollen hits record high
• Most Cobb senators approve amendment
• Dispute over Cherokee County reservoir continues
• Curtain falls on Theatre in the Square
• Trip to D-Day/Bulge Battlefields planned for July
• Scramble for eggs at Marietta's Easter egg hunt
• Museum marks 150 years since Great Chase
• Hearing for ex-principal begins today
• Cobb firefighters provide training in Nigeria
• YWCA to honor 15 local women
• Scrap metal dealers fear new law
• Proposal takes aim at metal theft
• Bridge leads to mystery
• CCSB split on Harrison 9th grade center
• New Sunday alcohol sales vote sought
• Volunteer for city committees
• DMDA creates committee to probe arts funding
• Increasing class sizes gets green light
• Jobless rate up slightly
• Six Flags offering discount
• Mayor: Sunday booze vote bungled
• Austell 6 percent under budget
• East Cobb man found guilty, but mentally ill, in ambush outside Atlanta preschool
• Pawnshop has neighbors seeing red in Kennesaw
• Dissension continues at latest EMC meeting
• Ott supports direct bus line to Atlanta airport
• Banks: Tap into district’s ‘gold’ to avoid cuts
• Vinings development plan is near completion after yearlong process
• Board Vice Chair Morgan denies hiding charter school bid from fellow members
• City grants $30,000 to Theatre in the Square
• Former college president honored
• High school student accused of stealing teacher's debit card
• City leaders appoint, reappoint members to four city boards
• Cobb School Board to review strategic plan
• City school board member to resign
• School board set to grant contract for $14M center
• Board OKs urban condo moratorium
• Lembeck: MCS staff will look into Teach for America hires at job fair
• Attorney: Theatre in Square, Goldstein reach deal on lease
• Rally for Richard: Hundreds show support for KSU student needing kidney
• Marietta school board member to resign
• Smyrna Police issue alert for missing elderly couple
• GOP senators favor Syrian intervention
• Board to talk about Teach for America
• Senior community coming to east Cobb
• School board to consider tax rate buydown
• Marietta breaks ground on renovations to city park
• Rep. Wilkerson holds town hall tonight
• Help the environment by using paper lawn bags
• National Guard helps build relationships with businesses by teaching about military
• Four women get NAACP accolades
• Cobb could get leftover Fulton money
• New day for Old Dixie
• Schoolchildren may see jump in meal prices
• Governor cheers state successes to Cobb GOP
• Realtor frustrated after mentoring group goes AWOL
• School may follow in dual language footsteps
• Belmont principal expresses interest in program via emails
• Chairman: Cobb GOP convention will be ‘festive’
• Panel: Cobb treats minorities unfairly
• Gingrey: Earmark ban would have hurt Highway 41 project
• Foreclosures decline: 851 homes listed for April compared to 1,376 a year ago
• Georgia residents miss solar storm’s big show
• Marietta Center for Advanced Academics becomes state’s first certified STEM school
• Owner looking for new tenant in former Maple Garden Restaurant
• Bartlett: Charter schools destroy education
• Kennesaw Police: 19-year-old man is missing
• City honors star student, teacher
• Cherokee boy paid to fight zombies
• Man charged with stealing cellphones from packages
• Warming city coffers: Gas firm serves 56,000 customers, gives 7% of revenue to Austell
• Theater financials requested before Marietta awards grant
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Hickory Hills Park to open in next few weeks
• Man shot to death in Austell
• New Marietta website and app make info easier to find, report
• Change batteries in smoke alarms when setting clocks
• Voters’ choices vary with unique reasons
• Sunday sales sweeps county
• Police: Mother kept 5 children living in squalor
• Gingrich: New chapter in fight for soul of GOP
• Walton whiz kids head to science bowl
• Marietta High will get its theater
• Walton whiz kids head to science bowl
• Vinings apartments rejected
• Powder Springs officials heading for retreat in N. Ga.
• Cobb voters vary on their presidential preferences
• Voters approve Sunday alcohol sales, school bond
• Local notables going wild for a good cause
• Acworth babysitter accused of stealing $7,500 in jewelry
• Morgans campaign for school choice
• Council members concerned about theater aid
• Cobb cleans up after tornado touches down
• Find your Cobb polling location
• 18 planes destroyed in Paulding
• School protest draws alarm
• Kennesaw PD searching for missing woman
• Fire destroys eight apartments
• Cobb County School District not going to replace SPLOST Administrator
• Cobb County’s 16 high schools get $1,400 each to support AP teacher training
• Marietta students visit city government
• New tracking requirements have some school officials concerned
• Grocer helps buy books for local children
• Becca’s Closet in need of its own
• Officials gear up for Tuesday
• Group helps find homes for 20 animals from Cobb shelter
• Supreme Court to hear murder appeal
• Friends reflect on Burk’s life 4 years after her murder
• Warrant: Educators didn’t report abuse claim
• Councilman questions bid to revise state sunshine laws
• Gingrich helped build conservative base in Ga.
• 34 seek 6 Cobb EMC board of directors seats
• Kennesaw to get $91K to build trail
• Rescue groups spar with Cobb animal control
• Newt Q&A: ‘I have to win Georgia ... to be credible in the race’
• Taking no prisoners: GOP hopeful Gingrich gives Obama, rivals no quarter
• Ctiy tries to plug $30K-a-month water losses
• Cobb DOT: Work on Lower Roswell will make it safer
• Defense rests in trial of former Glock lawyer
• Newt at Cobb breakfast: ‘I have to win Georgia’
• Commemorate Great Locomotive Chase
• City Council meets March 5 and 7
• EMC directors elect officers at meeting
• Tommy Nobis Center announces new name
• 15-year-old organizes lupus walk team to raise $5,000
• Council: No money for EDGE
• Council rejects charter review
• Transit study info to be released
• Ehrhart claims to have signatures to send school map to House vote
• Tumlin: I’m happy Lyric wants to stay
• Oversight group says raises for all not a good idea
• Commissioners recommend map in split 3-2 vote
• School board map upsets NE Cobb residents
• WellStar CEO: ‘Our long-term goal is to be a top performer nationally’
• For these 2 guys, leap day birthdays come only every 4 years
• Four organizations will be honored for diversity, inclusion
• Theatre in the Square might close doors
• Brown seeks $1.8 million from Cobb EMC
• Third pedestrian struck, killed in 3 days
• Final oversight report will be presented Tues.
• Alumni seeking to preserve Lemon St. school’s heritage
• Barnes expresses importance of paying it forward
• Rep. denies blocking bill to open up Cobb EMC, but critics keeping track
• Early birds cast votes on Saturday
• 10 boys follow through with pact to become Eagle Scouts
• Lockheed engineers reach out to students
• Church-goers throughout Cobb join hands at Emory-Adventist Hospital rededication event
• Worship music unites 2 faiths
• No charges for officers in excessive force claim
• CCSB voices SPLOST concerns
• Man struck by car dies; was former Cobb coach
• Ga. Power exec optimistic about state’s economy
• Board OKs massive map redraw
• Journal publisher Brumby honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
• Bus riders support driver who was suspended
• Developer wants building to be a kids’ event center, not a volleyball practice facility
• Questions abound for Cobb senators on charter school amendment
• Mathews: Growth taking toll on city’s stormwater system
• Former Smyrna staffer upset by water-bill insert
• Allatoona offers finance class; Cobb district hopes to expand course to all high schools
• It’s the law ... If emergency vehicle is on side of road, move over a lane
• Mableton woman arrested in stabbing death of sister
• Police: Woman stabs driver, tries to take gun
• Commissioners OK subdivision planned in northeast Cobb
• Whitefield opens expansion in Aug.
• EMC plaintiff seeks seat on co-op’s board
• CCSB to decide fate of south Cobb schools
• Mayor: Austell still struggling with economy, flood
• Birds pose threat to transfer station
• Chamber move raises eyebrows
• Water Authority disagrees over firm’s contract
• Driver identified in fatal I-75 accident
• Thompson looks to ban smoking in parks
• Gingrich office takes root in Cobb
• Trial of man accused in gruesome 1995 murder delayed 90 days
• Tennis tournament benefiting ALS Georgia Chapter to be held in March
• Heads of the class
• Newt: Georgia is vital in race
• Gingrich electrifies Cobb crowd
• Special Olympics volunteer steps down after 30 years
• Give me ‘Samoa’: Girl Scouts kick off cookie-selling season
• Wheeler students allege employee acted ‘inappropriately’; No arrests made
• CCSD stays course on closing school
• Tea party to unveil ‘Marietta Declaration’
• Mayor: I will not act as interim manager for Powder Springs
• Greener pastures: Burruss Elementary gets bulk of Marietta ‘choice’ students
• Ott to have town hall
• County says it’s saving energy
• Educator spent 33 years working for Cobb schools
• Project engineer leaving CCSD job
• Birrell: Theater could revitalize area in district
• BLW’s bottom line off 418% for 2Q
• CCSD forced to turn down $50K grant
• Tumlin to DMDA: Raise taxes if you want parking deck
• Marietta native wows stars on ‘The Voice’
• Marietta receives $80,000 grant for redevelopment, transportation study
• Infrastructure improvements expected to save Marietta $90,000 annually
• Commissioner starts Canton Road Committee
• Rep.: Ott will not be pushed out
• Gingrich expected to draw big crowd Saturday in Cobb
• Two longterm EMC directors to step down
• Police release sketches of 2 rape suspects
• Editor seeking photos for Vinings history book
• Woman accused of buying gold illegally
• Register online for Marietta's 2012 July 4 parade
• SPLOST revenues to dip $712K
• Attorney: Some goals of strategic plan are illegal
• Commissioners reject map vote
• MCS adopts new graduation requirement
• Teach for America director: Cobb was our toughest crowd
• Marietta posts 7 job openings on website
• Awards honor top 26 students, teachers at reception
• Senior centers proposal concerns commissioners
• Volunteer at church accused of molestation
• Church walks for marriage equality in Ga.
• City school board opposes EDGE funding
• Chairman Lee confident about toll lanes
• Family laid to rest
• Florists prepare for busiest day of year
• Kennesaw comes alive in pages of new history book
• STARs to shine tonight
• Proposal could make redevelopment easier
• Early voting starts Monday
• Bond for new theater will appear on ballot
• Trinity director to take helm of Walker’s Lower School in July
• Cobb’s journey to Tampa begins Saturday
• Cobb schools educating students on how to properly care for teeth
• Hinojosa to meet Mableton Imagine school’s principal
• Setting a good example: Cobb County school district launches mentor program
• Community raises more than $50K for Carmo funeral
• Few comment on plan to close 2 Cobb schools
• Authorities release interview with Brunn
• Winter weather expected this weekend
• City celebrates renovated baseball complex
• DMDA snubs museum request for $10,000
• Foreclosures fall to three-year low
• Police: Siblings took advantage of elderly woman
• School board set to vote on three SPLOST projects; Bids for two of them are over budget
• Ott is all for TIA do-over
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Hot-button school issues surface again
• Allegood is Foundation’s newest exec
• Dream come true: Family going to Disney World courtesy of radio personality
• Bridging gaps, building stronger relationships
• Powder Springs city manager’s contract at issue
• Tumlin wants mayor, not city manager, to propose the budget
• Thompson brothers: Lawmakers hurting Mableton
• Students exhibit robot at White House
• Rep. aims to postpone TSPLOST
• Commissioners will vote on bus camera fines
• Police arrest mom in child sex case
• 16 Cobb schools earn AP honors
• Mental health home snubbed
• Board will mull strategic plan at meeting
• Mayor Tumlin seeks charter review group
• Three from Cobb now serve at state NAACP
• Hyde Farm partners with UGA
• EMC will sell off ProCore Solutions LLC
• 60 parents line up to get children in magnet school
• Goldstein suit moved to Court of Appeals
• ‘A welcome breath of fresh air’
• Supreme Court will hear Cobb murder cases
• Church gathers for Super party
• Mount Paran Christian advances to statewide mock trial competition
• Dems object to redistricting map moving forward
• A race against hunger
• Musicians from Cobb set to play Grammys event
• Some lawmakers feel Deal's gas tax plan could ease opposition to TSPLOST
• Police searching for two ‘fake’ firefighters
• Chairman Lee says he’s unaware of Gov. Deal’s new toll road proposal
• Fired Osborne teacher suing school district
• Bound for Afghanistan: Marietta-based Medevac unit to aid injured
• Two firefighters in jail, accused of stealing meds
• Special needs school in east Cobb to have open house on Wed.
• Local Catholics oppose Fed health insurance rule
• Cobb may have to reject funds for charter school
• New system proposed for collection of property tax
• Nobel laureate decries United Nations’ Human Rights Council
• MDJ now offering Android tablet app
• Counselor cleared of battery charges
• Police brutality claim still under investigation
• Public invited to park reopening
• City Council meets Feb. 6 and 8
• Marietta attorneys help win $75.4M judgment
• Library gives tips for researching black genealogy
• Student accused of punching officer amid lunchtime fight
• Coleman likely to plead not guilty
• Hundreds attend vigil for teen, family killed in interstate crash
• Today’s meeting will analyze 18 aspects of gov’t
• Author to speak on bomber plant
• Authorities: Teen may be linked to burglaries
• Lobbyists gave meals, tickets to local lawmakers
• Hinojosa pursued program without securing funding
• WPS suspends season, Beat goes on hiatus
• Funeral honors officer from Austell
• Marietta police buy six mobile fingerprint scanners
• ‘Concert for Callie’ will raise money in fight against cancer
• Most mayors open to EDGE contributions
• Cobb Chamber has long history of seeking control of economic development
• Multi-car wreck kills five from Cobb
• Ingram remembered for devotion to family, kids
• Kindergarten registration in Marietta open Feb. 6-17
• Feb. 6 is voter-registration deadline for presidential primary
• Public input needed for Franklin Road
• New private school would serve students with dyslexia
• District helped charter group get $50K grant
• Savage eyes chairman seat in crowded field
• Police salute fallen officer
• Journal pays homage to a super Super
• Banker Britton takes helm as Chamber chairman
• Powder Springs police chief wants new cars
• Someone to look up to: Community leaders help students on Leadership Day
• First ‘Teen Mom,’ then Nobel laureate at KSU
• Braves' Heyward signing autographs in Marietta
• Mayor Allegood touts Acworth’s successes
• Martial arts instructor accused of molestation
• CCID’s chairman: We support both transit, toll lanes
• Cobb EMC board chairman to exit March 1
• Hinojosa withdraws teacher proposal
• Department heads express frustration with no pay raises
• Bass: EDGE may not need funds from the county
• Cuts would slow Lockheed’s F-35 program
• ‘Teen Mom’ giving lecture at KSU
• Council member: Canton police chief was not asked to resign
• CID seeking law change for airport
• Fire dept. warns of fake inspector
• Man charged with harassing women on phone
• Chairman Lee: Tax not only hope for toll lanes
• 7 of 9 on EMC board voted down coal plant
• City reviews plan to conceal trash bins
• School board sets Teach For America vote
• Lee challenger says ‘all this manipulation just for show’
• EMC backs out of plan to build coal-fired plant
• Chairman ‘disappointed’ in BOC after vote
• Alorica recruiting call-center workers in Kennesaw
• 37 Cobb County Schools recognized for achievement, 4 for greatest gain
• Lee now seeks to reduce rail spending in TIA/TSPLOST
• Fire Department warns businesses of fraudulent inspections
• Police: Man laughed as dog attacked woman
• Drama students to hit Strand tonight
• Marietta police release names in drug arrests
• Committee mulls 3 sites for rec center
• Mattie's Call canceled for mentally disabled Smyrna teen
• Pair’s college advice blog garners attention, accolades
• K-9s useful for private groups, police
• Commissioners to discuss amending city codes Tuesday
• City debates wine-tastings again Wednesday
• Reaching for their dreams
• More than a movie: Canton woman, whose husband was a Tuskegee Airman, campaigned to get new WWII film ‘Red Tails’ off the ground
• Cobb middle-schoolers to participate in Georgia’s Future City Competition
• Two on BOC oppose funds for EDGE plan: Birrell, Thompson say county should have economic development control
• Experts: Gas could skyrocket as high as $4.60 a gallon
• Smyrna leaders weigh in on city’s future
• GBI: Brunn's death ruled suicide
• Last of Marietta’s federal funded housing projects to be demolished
• Chairman backs EDGE: Lee throws support behind program seeking public funds; Official estimates EDGE will take $1.5M per year to fund
• Cobb raising health fees
• Killer of Jorelys Rivera commits suicide in prison
• Lawmakers split on drug testing for aid recipients
• Winter Special Olympics kick off today in Cobb
• Canton police chief resigns over Rivera probe
• Police looking for man who tattooed minor
• Marietta launches GPS-based scavenger hunt
• Register online for Daddy Daughter Dance
• City Council to meet Jan. 25
• House Speaker: Cobb likely saddled with Lee’s TSPLOST
• Friendship with WWII French fighter inspires man to write book
• A bad idea: Marietta’s Lembeck criticizes movement to restore charter school control to state
• Super’s proposal to add teachers draws skepticism; Teach For America plan questioned with $62.4M deficit, cuts projected
• Public funding plans for EDGE blasted; Chairman candidate Byrne ‘shocked’ by Chamber’s request during tough economic times
• A champion of the underprivileged
• New neighborhood revitalization plan getting under way
• Sheriff says Ralston should be cautious about prison reform
• Fewer jobs, more furlough days may be answer to Cobb district's deficit
• Commissioners approve land use changes
• Collins Dixon, 12, remembered for faith, strength, devotion to UGA
• Board wants online classes for students
• Chamber will seek public funds for EDGE project
• Confession draws rapid life penalty
• Police ‘app-rehend’ drug suspects
• Jennifer Hudson signing new book in Kennesaw
• Marietta Police investigation drug and weapons seizure at Franklin Road complex
• Fires claim one residence and one personal care home in Cobb
• School board plans to discuss calendar for first meeting of ’12
• Poet reflects on courage of civil rights icon King
• Parade goes on despite loss of SCLC leader
• A legacy lives on
• Birrell to host Town Hall
• Lower Roswell sees lane closures
• Celebrations, parades mark King holiday
• Adventurer jumps out of plane after her 91st birthday
• New park superintendent focuses on safety, reaching out to community
• Girl Scouts celebrates 100 years with new cookie, tech upgrades
• Cobb Democrats take aim at voter identification law
• Michaela reaches for Miss America: Miss Georgia from Marietta among 53 contestants competing tonight
• Cobb Boys & Girls Clubs honor board member of year
• Canton man wanted in Atlanta arrested in N.C.
• Rep. Morgan eyes charter school in south Cobb
• Committee, Court, board appointments made
• Foreclosures: Little promise for ’12; More than 10% drop (1,256) for February compared to year ago
• Two Cobb Democrats want in-state tuition for illegal immigrants
• ‘Odd Couple,’ noble cause: Local actors take stage tonight to raise funds for Strand Theatre
• Goreham defends her vote to OK tax hike, ’11 SPLOST
• Georgia Symphony Orchestra hits tough note
• Marietta Police looking for an armed suspect who shot a store clerk
• Volunteers needed to help mentor Marietta youth
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Austell mayor defends appointment rejections
• Water Authority hires consultant on reservoir
• Council reappoints judges; purchases property for $85K
• Grandad puts out blaze; firefighters save 13-year-old
• Cobb EMC’s pursuit cools on coal-fired power plant
• Sweeney new chairman for Cobb District
• Early voting includes Saturday
• Powell calls Dev. Authority meeting, despite chair’s objection
• Police: Boy, 14, tried to breach bank’s safe
• Rainy day fund grants museum another year
• Contributions trickle in for Chairman Lee
• Mayor: Progress picks up in Kennesaw
• BOC extends Veolia contract
• MCS board chooses Mutimer, Weiner as chair and vice chair
• Campbell High seniors are Work Ready Certified
• Police say Mableton man grew pot using stolen power
• Council kicks map decision back to committee
• Grand jury suggests higher pay for police officers
• Lee defends tax hike
• Time running out for Cobb Schools maps
• Only one council member supports idea for fewer districts
• Billing center plans to open in Kennesaw
• Marietta mayor selects officers
• Construction firm to recruit framers in Kennesaw Jan. 17
• Authorities searching for man in connection with counterfeit checks
• Register now for Citizens Police Academy
• Friends pull for park
• Hearing on Tuesday will let public weigh in on transportation
• School board will pick chair, vice chair Wed.
• Lawmakers: Traffic tax measure may be altered this session
• Isakson: This election is ‘for all the marbles’
• Reform on legislators’ minds
• Doctors at the heart of Cobb unit’s success
• Fire destroys Mableton house
• The key to his heart: Wife surprises husband with restored Corvette
• School board makes cuts to theater project
• Owners excited as they rebuild following attack by an accused arsonist
• Marietta gov’t ‘broken,’ city businessmen claim
• Byrne: Lee ‘will not be running for re-election’
• Cobb County Police arrest fifth suspect in connection with Kennesaw burglary
• Roswell Street improvements begin
• Police arrest 2 accused in fake bomb plot
• Police: Robber makes off with $600,000 in jewelry
• Planning board proposes changes to land use plan
• Grand opening of Kroger in Smyrna pushed back
• Police seek fifth suspect in safe burglary
• Marietta Citizens Police Academy taking applications
• Register now for city's adult basketball program
• Second criminal case against Brown to proceed; Barring appeal, former Cobb EMC chief will go to trial on 34 charges
• Tax incentives for businesses near Dobbins
• City Council meets Jan. 9 and 11
• Authorities: Woman hit 3 cars, fled
• RaceTrac debuts prototype today
• Farmers Market customers can now get goodies almost year-round
• Boy with cancer attends bowl game
• Expanded program budgeted to bring in $4M for year
• Minority remap issue still ‘explosive’ subject
• City offices closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Lawmakers sound off on ’12 hopefuls
• Occupiers protest against Cobb foreclosure auction
• Police release names of suspects in home invasion
• Committee worried change would open the door for wine tastings at gas stations
• 4th Republican enters Senate District 6 race
• New Year's love: Couple celebrates 69th anniversary
• Alpharetta kicks off downtown project
• Air show set for October in Paulding
• King, Mellencamp create musical to premiere in Atlanta
• New Year's surprise: Marietta couple welcomes Cobb’s first baby of 2012
• Historical society works to reopen Paulding museum
• Sisters-in-law with same birthday both give birth on Dec.19
• After swift start, school board reformers stalled
• What Cobb Countians resolve to do in ’12
• Cobb’s neighbor, Paulding, saw struggles, strength in 2011
• Woodstock police chief leaves post, will teach at KSU
• Work under way to improve intersection that feeds into Cobb
• Theatre in the Square founder fights to save it
• Red Cross drive keeps blood flowing
• Police bringing HEAT this weekend
• Technology connects homeless patients with medical care
• ‘Ring the Bell’ campaign encourages job growth in Bartow
• Top 10 Marietta stories of 2011
• Marietta appoints, reappoints members to three city boards
• Police arrest 8 in Mableton home invasion
• Cobb residents share plans for New Year’s Eve
• Man shot in face; brother is a suspect
• Kennesaw, Smyrna to join Acworth in allowing Sunday sales
• Child support payments up in Cobb, Ga.
• Arborist, church save 150-year-old pine tree
• Movie theatre planned for Marietta
• New polling place considered for Ward 4A
• City Council to meet Jan. 3
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Ashley Crantas is a Real Buddy
• Family held at gunpoint in Mableton home
• Man accused of stealing $7,500 from employer
• Go with the flow: County building roundabouts to improve traffic
• Life University founder recovering from stroke at Grady
• City offices closed for New Year's
• Commissioners have ideas for TSPLOST share
• Founder forecasts end of Marietta History Museum
• Volunteer says national award is a nice side benefit
• Police: Swordsman shot on Christmas Eve
• Utility rates increase, still lower than competitors
• City plans pick up of Christmas trees
• Loved ones reflect on year after trooper’s death
• Weighing in on SHAPE Act
• Just In Time For New Years: A BOLD PHYSICAL IDENTITY
• Berens decries absent school board members
• Little progress made in PILOT redevelopment deal
• Cemetery comes back to life
• Woman killed amid attack on police officer
• Charity makes child’s dream come true
• Man gets down on bended knee with help of St. Nick
• Woman obtains new mattresses with help
• For cystic fibrosis survivor, life is her gift this Christmas
• Home for the holiday
• Babies make surprise entrance into world before holidays
• Woman gets 4 years in theft of $224,728; Former commissioner’s daughter must report to Cobb jail by Tuesday morning
• Fire displaces families just before Christmas
• With Murray firmly entrenched, Mason ponders leaving Georgia
• Trail and tribulations: Construction of walking path on Dallas Highway meets with resistance
• Cobb Cares: Woman gets help moving to new house
• New movie theater to be only one in Marietta
• Archaeologist hopes to find truth behind historic home
• Cobb teachers using iPads in classrooms
• Cobb EMC elections combined to March 31
• Churches juggling services
• Acworth to add parking spaces to downtown
• Austell to buy new fire engine
• Cobb Cares: Single mother gets car running, keeps her job
• Students accused of having cocaine at school
• Police investigating teen’s report of rape
• 2011 was good for Cobb Galleria and arts center
• Cobb EMC nets $18 million in second quarter
• This old house: Preservation Foundation saves 100-year-old home from wrecking ball
• Salvation Army gets lucky coin
• Students take flight: School children receive three-day lesson on aviation
• Credit union strike ends; Members say they went back to work to save Machinists
• Customs agent OK’d for Cobb Airport
• Single mother gets help playing catch-up with bills
• City school board OKs iPads for principals
• Police seek help identifying man in attempted break-in
• Warrant: 2x4 may have been weapon used to kill man, 71
• Dwight Brown decision not likely before new year’s
• City offices closed for Christmas and New Year's
• Cobb Police arrest man in connection with Austell homicide
• Walton pair buy wheelchair for Indian children
• Water Authority investigates 50-55 million gallon leak
• Board scolds Thaicoon restaurant owner
• Elderly man gets rid of debt, moves into subsidized housing
• Lee’s trip to Israel irks some officials
• 27 law officers graduate from North Central Academy
• Last chance to visit Santa on the Square
• Local scout builds ‘Field of Dreams’
• Cobb Community Foundation helps individuals donate
• Officials consider customs agent for airport
• In memory of two Kevins
• Cobb Cares helps restore power for single mother
• Chancellor speaks at commencement for SPSU graduates
• Former teacher turns 90, cites love of children
• Shelter seeking volunteers to stay overnight
• New fire station set for Smyrna
• Deal reveals toll lane concerns
• Cobb Cares helps keep man’s electric service on
• Killer science project: Wheeler students solve mock murder in forensic science lesson
• Marietta Power customers to see 4.7% hike in bills
• Cobb Cares: Man gets new set of dentures
• 36-hour suspension recommended for deputy
• Cobb Cares: Woman saved from homelessness
• For 3rd year, Cobb students rise above national average on Iowa Test of Basic Skills
• Commissioner Ott asks CCID to visit Maglev; Powder Springs-based company preparing proposal for KSU-to-Atlanta light rail track
• Contacting BOC is as easy as scanning a barcode
• AARP to help seniors enroll for food aid
• Deputy who didn’t report blood to be disciplined
• Mayor of Canton calls for inquiry into investigation
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Visit Santa on the Marietta Square
• Marietta gives high parking fees the boot
• Amendment would let students carry guns on college campuses
• Toy demand outpaces supply
• Some CCSD projects return to pay-as-you-go
• GDOT cancels toll lane project on I-75, I-575
• Cops give children a merry Christmas
• Cobb EMC coal plant plans strike major snag
• Cobb Cares helps prevent disabled woman’s eviction
• GDOL to help fill 50 call-center jobs in Kennesaw
• 2012 farmers market adds winter session
• Guadalcanal Diary New Year Eve Show
• Never too late: Spa Sydell co-founder earns master’s degree at age 85
• Hillgrove, Sprayberry honored for excellence
• Cobb Cares: Senior gets help buying medication
• End of exciting era: Last of ‘most awesome fighter in world’ rolls out
• Education board member blasts BMI mandate
• North Cobb graduate covers Egypt for NBC
• Commissioners vote down motel rezoning
• Longtime Cobb EMC director steps down
• MUST Ministries to host vigil to remember homeless
• Christmas tree fire safety tips
• Deputies: Man masqueraded as an attorney
• Students compete in LEGO robot qualifier
• Council expected to hike utility rates
• Disabled senior gets help moving into apartment
• Former WWII POW was leader in business, Marietta community
• Ex-officer, whistleblower sues Ga. National Guard
• Fire displaces 45 in Marietta
• A Disney dream come true
• Veterans post brings Christmas to the disabled
• Mother, son receive help for septic tank
• Parking ticket now required for visitors to City Hall
• Walton's journey comes to heartbreaking end
• Cobb’s new Senior Wellness Center selling naming rights to raise $500,000 for facility
• Fire leaves woman in critical condition
• Georgia Tech research facility in Smyrna undergoes $15M makeover
• Family to bury Jorelys Rivera in Puerto Rico
• Rock legend bringing the hits to Cobb: Alice Cooper says ‘There’s nothing in the Bible that says I can’t be a rock star’
• Community comes together to pay respects to Jorelys Rivera
• School board OKs two new hires
• DMDA to put warnings at booting lot
• Cobb Cares: Woman on fixed income gets help with new heating, air system
• Cobb water, wastewater rates to increase Jan. 1; Water director says rates will still be lowest in region
• Prostitution sting nets eight arrests
• Man charged with 30 counts of fraud
• "Proud to be a Walton Raider!": Undefeated Raiders charge towards state championship
• Outstanding city employees honored
• Powder Springs increases retirement benefits for councilmembers
• City Council meeting dates announced for 2012
• Lee advocates SPLOST changes but can’t gather much support
• Church food pantry in desperate need of donations
• School board approves calendar committee
• Audit: $70,000 missing at KSU
• Alcohol, tobacco tax hike sought
• Single mom gets help with battery
• Redraw of map blasted
• CCSB avoids open meetings prosecution
• Foreclosures hit low for year
• Cobb school counselor earns prestigious award
• Tell Santa your wishes before his trip around the world
• Cobb PD searching for missing 31-year old
• City offices closed for Christmas
• City Council meets Dec. 12 and 14
• Families ask to attend new school in Smyrna
• Powder Springs, Austell to allow Sun. sales vote
• Union members strike against credit contract
• New joint HQ a ‘facility of which we are all going to be proud’
• Cobb Cares: Domestic violence victim gets help in time to avoid eviction
• Jorelys Rivera's funeral planned for Saturday
• 20-year-old Canton man arrested in Jorelys Rivera's death
• 2 squatters arrested at vacant home in Kennesaw
• Free parking validation required at City Hall
• Autopsy: 7-year-old girl died of blunt force trauma, also stabbed
• Three win seats in Smyrna runoff
• School board considers calendar committee
• Commissioners vote to launch SPLOST projects
• Theater project at MHS already exceeds budget
• Cobb residents share remembrances
• Cobb Cares: New mother gets assistance
• After 70 years, the memories are still horrific
• Kennesaw to be recognized by the Atlanta Regional Commission for being “green”
• Interim provost at KSU gets job permanently
• New service award named after Olens
• Charity helps mother of five keep lights on
• Drug maker gets half-million dollar tax break
• BOC will discuss new military zone request
• Coleman distances self from activist
• Woman pleads guilty to stealing $225K from former employer
• Park works to control erosion but changes irk some walkers
• Commission OKs new subdivision
• Austell man gets 17 years in federal prison for child sex trafficking
• Walton High student participated in an eco-friendly seminar over the weekend
• Voters in Smyrna decide runoff Tues.
• 60-year-old tank’s demolition on hold
• Fundraiser seeks to collect money for homeless pets
• Star promotes soap box derby movie in Cobb
• County, cities work to comply with HB 87
• Charity helps family pay rent to keep home
• Reading, writing and ... robots
• Q&A with Cobb super Dr. Michael Hinojosa
• Santa on parade
• Old St. Nick’s four reindeer delight kids
• Mom receives help catching up on bills
• Hinojosa: I am blessed
• Pastor serves same church for 25 years
• Cobb Cares: New furnace warms family’s winter
• Just super!: Marietta’s Dr. Emily Lembeck chosen as Georgia’s Superintendent of Year
• Proposal would pull Ott partially out of east Cobb
• Nonprofit hits ‘close to home’: AVON rep to donate proceeds to Bert’s Big Adventure charity
• Marietta-based soldier surprises his 2 daughters at school
• Another housing option under way for KSU students
• Lembeck named Ga. Superintendent of the Year
• Coleman charged after council altercation; Councilman allegedly assaulted councilwoman following meeting
• Hinojosa ‘confident’ final report will resolve SACS probe
• Local wrecker drivers to participate in parade to support needy kids
• Police: Marietta man making obscene phone calls
• Debit card fraud claims rise at local gas stations
• Chamber study aimed at economic development enhancement
• Cobb Cares: Woman gets help with late tax bills
• Santa has arrived in Marietta
• Police ID suspect in fatal shooting in mall parking lot
• Department aims to hire new firefighters
• Fundraiser will help family adopt 2 kids
• Exhibit Hall board votes to renew lobbyist’s contract
• Mayor, Goldstein clash over booting fee caps
• Portion of trail costs more than expected
• Group launches diaper drive
• Ex-EMC head trying to get charges tossed
• Fundraiser for Emory-Adventist features Salvador Dali etching
• Tibetan monks visit church in east Cobb
• Shopping Night offers prizes to faithful patrons
• Developer says ‘hateful people’ want to see building razed
• Retired Marine colonel to seek Cobb’s highest leadership post
• NCAA women’s soccer finals expected to generate millions for local economy
• On a chilly day, Chatt Tech students work on masterpieces of ice
• Izo the snowman to visit Marietta on Dec. 3
• Powder Springs police plan to sell two motorcycles
• Christmas celebrations start tonight
• Three from Marietta jailed in child abuse cases
• Jack Frost could visit early this year
• Around Town: Newt’s Name Change - Speaker agrees with Yarbrough’s down-home suggestion
• Smyrna gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Cobb Fire is seeking to hire new firefighters
• Nelson retrial continued due to appeal
• Dallas Legion Riders geared up for state certification Nov. 30
• Group provides shoes across Atlanta to those in need
• It looks a lot like Christmas at Roswell’s historic homes
• Nonprofit gives hope to students without families
• Cobb Cares helps single mom of 3 keep utilities on
• It takes a village: Man's display boasts 200 buildings, lights, figurines
• BBB offers tips to shop on the Web
• Toys for Tots drop-off sites
• Cobb not changing policies after Penn State scandal
• Cobb Cares helps student at SPSU continue education
• Dobbins-based Marine leading Toys for Tots
• Foxworthy partners with Ga. company on new ‘Grit Chips’
• Missionaries offer drive-up prayer service in Kennesaw
• Bus transit in study baffles Commissioner Ott
• Shopper: ‘I’ve been up for 24 hours’; Crowds jam stores on big day
• "He had the gift of service": First time Gobble Jog runner collapses & dies after crossing the finish line
• Single mother gets help with rent, gas bill
• Girls get surprise at the finish line: Daddy’s home!
• Big Chicken Chorus set for special celebration
• A day for records at Gobble Jog
• Runner collapses at 10K race finish line, later dies
• KSU junior, former Harrison High runner finishes first in Gobble Jog
• SPLOST construction ready to begin soon
• West Cobb family gets a special delivery
• Something to be thankful for
• KSU picks 3 finalists for provost seat
• Black Friday shoppers: It’s all about deals
• Review: Burruss book an accurate portrayal
• EMC members study how best to conduct open board meetings
• Cobb Cares: Woman with special-needs son gets help with new refrigerator
• Cobb leaders have much to be thankful for
• Gobble Jog goal: $300K for MUST
• City Council to meet Nov. 30
• New police chief reflects after 100 days on the job
• Douglas County tree lands atop Macy’s for Great Tree Lighting
• City considers grocery store wine tastings
• Oversight panel to remain active
• Marines from Cobb miss families, but proud to serve country
• Lockheed fills Fat Albert with Toys for Tots
• Fowl Fugitive: Turkey on the run in Cobb
• Vice chair of Keep Smyrna Beautiful is Citizen of Year
• Cobb wants Smyrna to help with intersection
• New leader joins MUST
• Eighth-grader plans to perform at Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade
• Water board votes to oust Gary’s Grading
• Residents examine Vinings future plans
• Lockheed wants lawmakers’ aid in cutting costs
• Around Town: Close Call - Marietta attorney barely survived trip from Mexico
• Mechanics recommend getting vehicles checked before holiday road trips
• Two gun ranges slated to open in Cobb in ’12
• Commissioners mull extending oversight group
• Former Navy SEAL speaks at Veterans’ Celebration Brunch
• Free dental work spreads smiles to patients in need
• Congressmen divided over panel hitting deadline for $1.2T in cuts
• Sex assaults at hospital get man life
• Senior living facility to get $19M renovation
• Chickens plucked from Cobb man’s backyard
• Kennesaw seeking new marketing firm for history museum
• Smyrna recount confirms victory for incumbent
• Water work planned for Franklin Road and Kingston Court
• Santa arrives, lights tree December 1
• Teen found dead: 18-year-old was shot; suspect seen fleeing
• Solicitor expects decision by Dec. 1 on council altercation; Councilman allegedly assaulted councilwoman after meeting
• Commissioners prepare for redistricting
• ‘Cases like Penn State occur every day’ in U.S.: Cobb experts work to break silence of abuse
• Dama Fest:Exhibition for popular Japanese hand-held game rising in popularity set for Saturday at Galleria
• Police: Man arrested in bomb scare
• Program teaches students how to manage asthma
• SPLOST revenue 5% higher than expected
• WellStar continues to challenge hospital’s relocation
• Bomb squad called out to Cobb apartment complex
• Cobb traffic court judge involved in ‘hit-and-run’ with deer
• KMHS student struck by car while walking to school
• 18-year-old Marietta man killed at Marquis Place Apartments, suspect on run
• Groups are offering child care during Thanksgiving break
• Governor appoints Marietta attorney to gov’t commission
• Veggie garden aims to pique kids’ interests
• Police stumble on drug grow house, arrest 2
• Police arrest two Holly Springs pharmacists
• CCSD to have redistricting forum
• Citizen of the Year: Thompson Enterprises exec praised for work with Kiwanis Club, youth football
• Storm knocks trees down, power out
• NAACP to salute women veterans
• Campbell High students will distribute food to needy families Saturday
• Cobb County transition academies to host social and visit with Georgia’s First Lady
• Austell City Council votes certified, at least one recount requested
• Marietta wins statewide award for beautification
• An experience like no other: Local educators taking yearlong sabbatical to travel with their kids
• Contract for city superintendent extended
• Commissioners OK Walmart agreement
• Powder Springs might see new stormwater fee
• County passes aquatic center; BOC also hears 1st reading of new alcohol ordinance
• Disney movie featuring Strand to air next summer
• Lawmakers befuddled by Lee’s list for TSPLOST
• Marietta man, 38, held in arsons
• Gobble Jog Your Memory: Team Twisted Blister
• Around Town: Almost There - Transformation of EMC board almost complete
• Candidate concedes runoff for EMC seat
• Landlord must raze building in 100 days
• Mom files appeal in retrial for son’s jaywalking death
• Cobb leaders propose fractional SPLOST
• Marietta school enrollment grows; Cobb slips
• Residents assess need for insurance against flooding
• ‘Super Moms,’ police join up to fight drugs
• Professor completes book on life of businessman, politician A.L. Burruss
• Lake level no cause for alarm
• Marietta honors veterans
• Story of dolphin’s will to survive inspires students
• Ga. works to curb driver’s license fraud
• Keep Cobb Beautiful will award $30K for schools to grow fruits, veggies, plants
• Boys & Girls club honors Canton teen
• Hundreds strip down to skivvies to fight cancer
• Biodiesel fuel plant to open in Smyrna
• EMC members elect 3 new directors; Area 7 goes to runoff
• Vets: It’s great that they honor us now
• Retired general recalls men with heart, courage
• Four accused of throwing fireworks at kids
• Parent: MHS students suspended for eating hash oil-laced muffins
• Cobb EMC directors to be elected today
• Cobb Football Friday for the Week of Nov. 11th
• Police need help identifying pedestrian struck and killed in Mableton
• Suspected Marietta bank robber shot by Paulding deputies
• City offices closed for Thanksgiving
• Wanted: Young vets; American Legion post puts out call for ‘new blood’
• City Council: Pay tickets or walk; Two Marietta councilmen were unaware they were seeking law for legislative list
• Ott’s option: Meeting schools public on magnetic levitation line idea
• Foreclosures spike; up 39% for December: Total number of homes lower for year
• Cobb schools hoping to help students who are not college-bound
• DMDA decreases history museum’s rent for 4 months
• Friends say animal shelter worker suspended
• Off-site parking available for Sat. Cobb EMC elections
• Dentist to offer free services to adults on Nov. 19
• Police: Marietta couple found dead in murder-suicide
• Students welcomed to Mayor's Youth Council
• Cobb schools plan to check legal expenses
• Website to help match developers with properties
• Calif. man accused of fraud, theft
• Strand, Square sites for movie
• Salute to veterans: Annual parade, other events planned in Marietta
• Visitors Bureau changing name, re-branding image
• Thanksgiving Day Gobble Jog
• Around Town: ‘Krystalgate’ - Goldstein once again at center of controversy
• Cooler temps push insects into homes
• Cobb may get 3rd Walmart grocery
• City eyes another tax-incentive zone
• Students give thanks to troops with letters
• Immigration program suit thrown out
• Cobb Superintendent Hinojosa hires HR company
• Cobb schools will close for election day
• Charges follow deer hunting in Legacy Park
• One person’s trash is another’s passion
• Toll lane work to begin soon
• Woman's best friend: Smyrna resident reunited with dog given to her by fiance who died
• Mayor at loss to solve city’s booting issue; Tumlin, DMDA chair Browning plan to call town hall meeting about parking dilemma
• ‘We were betrayed by him':Fellow councilmen weigh in on Goldstein huddling with litigants vs. city
• KSU trying to recruit more minority students to science programs
• Difference-makers in community honored at Cobb NAACP awards
• Austell man suspected of rape, robbery arrested
• Cobb Football Friday for the Week of October 28th
• City Council meets Nov. 2
• Honor Marietta's veterans at parade, ceremony
• Halloween activities in Cobb
• Mayor suspects councilman of sharing privy information; Goldstein admits meeting with opposing attorney, man council had ruled against
• Mayor Vaughn brings lie detector results to Powder Springs forum
• Evidence of change: ‘CSI effect’ has altered public’s view of death investigations
• Board votes no to calendar policy changes
• Hinojosa to lend extra support to 4 Cobb schools
• Cobb police searching for armed Panda Garden robber
• Local student wins ride home on fire truck
• The pride of Osborne
• Cobb property tax payments coming in quicker
• Smyrna candidate: Vandal attacked wife
• Police: Man kidnaps, rapes, robs woman
• Most parents against changing schools in redistricting proposal for Smyrna area
• Q&A with Cobb Development Authority Executive with Director Brooks Mathis and bond attorney Dan McRae
• Development Authority keeps tax breaks secret
• Jaraysi tries to salvage his building once again
• Cobb NAACP to honor community leaders
• Talk of closing has Sky View backers sky high in protest
• Byrne: ‘A good opportunity for Tim’
• Board votes 5-0 for incentive plan changes
• Canton police, feds arrest four forgery suspects
• Couple accused of stealing $88K from local church
• School board to trim legislative wish list
• Marietta PD: Hit-and-run driver was driving on suspended license
• East Cobb Health Park CON approved again
• Around Town: Lee, Authority have kept economic incentives program deliberately murky
• Man wins $150K victory over tax preparer
• Authorities: Woman hid escaped prisoner
• City gov’t unlikely to express support for commuter rail line
• Wheeler High hosting annual plant sale Saturday
• Nelson case continued due to murder trial in Savannah
• Two public forums for Cobb County school redistricting held this week
• Pope band student remains in hospital after he collapses during a football game
• Cemetery works to resolve issues with site erosion
• First-quarter profit at BLW down by 28%
• County will revisit incentives ordinance
• Killian’s legacy: Foundation raises money to find cure for children’s cancer
• Crime statistics reveal a mixed picture in Cobb
• Clinic expected to save city half a million dollars
• Fire tears through academy at church
• EMC vote set for Piedmont Church on Nov. 12
• Activist D.A. King: Obama taking both sides on immigration
• Police: Suspected carbon monoxide poisoning kills 2
• Cobb volunteers collecting diapers for needy families
• Cobb Football Friday for the Week of October 21st
• City Council to meet Oct. 26
• Not a word said about alleged altercation at city map meeting
• Merger possible for KSU-SPSU? Chancellor Huckaby doesn’t say yes or no as consolidation plans emerge
• Hotel-motel tax collections up 4.6%
• Smyrna mayoral candidates bash absent Bacon
• CCSB eyes partial-penny SPLOST amendment
• Marietta practices disaster response
• Sign up for Haunted Hustle 5K run Oct. 29
• Police: Woman used false ID to plead guilty to DUI
• Cobb could shuffle students at 25 schools in largest redistricting effort ever in CCSD
• New lot at Kennesaw Mountain expected to keep visitors safer
• Smyrna mayor won't attend tonight's forum
• Center for Family Resources reopens registration for aid
• Struggling Museum of History asks DMDA for 2 years free rent
• Cobb County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Cobb County
• Movie shoot begins Friday on Square
• Disaster drill at city hall Thursday
• City employee honored for volunteer efforts to water profession
• Marietta middle-schoolers will see their GPA
• Church takes in 50 displaced preschoolers
• Goldstein’s attorney says Marietta mayor trying to steal power
• Three charged with robbery; One suspect is a registered sex offender
• Mableton man credits efforts of first responders for saving his life
• Developer given another chance to finish building
• Newcomer Carson wins Franklin’s seat
• Marietta PD prostitution sting nets 14 arrests
• Food stamps to be distributed based on client ID
• Redistricting to close 3 Cobb elementaries
• Pictures of kids and pets Halloween contest winners online
• Around Town: Prospects for Cobb rail transit likely still on track
• WellStar breaks ground on Acworth health park
• Charges won’t be dismissed against jaywalking mother
• Water Authority pays $200K on overdue project
• Sushi restaurant off Square has historic board seeing yellow
• McEachern places 3rd in Ohio band competition
• School bands to play in Pearl Harbor event
• Social Network MD Launches Seamless Internet Marketing Strategy to Meet the Needs of Small Business in the North GA Area
• Operation Stop Arm is honoring School Bus Safety Week
• Karate teacher accused of sexual battery
• High court rejects Jaraysi’s appeal
• Students get ‘Ready for Work’
• Meet more Cobb EMC board candidates
• Smryna mayor candidates will face off on TV
• Fundraiser in memory of Judge Bernes helps fund public law school scholarships
• Goreham: TSPLOST out of my hands
• Candidates hit streets ahead of runoff vote
• From Latvia with love
• DA drops charges on teen accused of rape at school
• Authorities: Masked woman shot dead in home invasion
• Around Town: Cobb EMC board already experiencing a ... changing of the guard
• ‘Music for Michael’ to raise money for musician's family
• ‘Premium’ bus service would start in 2015
• Ga. Radio Hall of Fame to induct 2 locals
• Preschool closes abruptly leaving parents in lurch
• Cobb Football Friday for the Week of October 14th
• Oct. 27 proclaimed Domestic Violence Awareness Day
• Stroll down memory lane
• New bridge under way on Canton Road
• Median aims to slow Church Street drivers
• Feds: 2 men arrested in $9M ID theft ring
• As expected, $984M earmarked for Cobb
• HR director retiring as probe ends
• Marietta honors man for saving child in fire
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Council reappoints member to Historic Preservation Commission
• Banks tries to revive school calendar debate
• 17 challengers sign up for EMC elections in Nov.
• Council remakes city’s historic review board
• Couple raising money in daughter’s memory
• Commissioner says chairman prevents votes on TSPLOST; Ott suggests some on board will get what they want even if it means ‘manipulating law’
• Meet the Cobb EMC board candidates
• City honors elementary school poster contest winners
• FBI honors Marietta for intelligence sharing
• Nominate deserving family to have home rebuilt for holidays
• Economic development vote delayed
• Police: Woman tied up hospitals with prank call
• Cobb tax bills
• Months-long investigation yields $2.9 million drug bust
• Teen training wild mustang for competition in Tennessee
• Marietta schools employees given a one-time bonus
• ’12 opponents differ on light rail funding
• Mableton woman associated with track team theft turns self in to Cobb County Jail
• Cobb County has released early voting information
• Around Town: 'Splish, Splash’ - Cobb about to take TSPLOST bath?
• Drucker guilty on all counts
• School board will consider adopting calendar policies
• Cobb property taxes due Monday
• Two women accused of taking thousands from school groups
• Council likely to put Sunday sales on ballot
• Woman accused of having an extra husband
• Police look for robbery suspect
• Sidney Parker remembered as first-rate lawyer
• Hearing to discuss county economic incentives
• Buddy Walk helps support parents, those with Down syndrome
• Upcoming fall events
• Party, projects let church give back to public
• Shedding light on the invisible: Homeless Awareness Week kicks off
• EMC owners aim to oust 10 directors
• Powder Springs celebrates city with parade and activities
• Fundraiser to benefit 911 operator in need
• Judge informs DA to start over on Colotl’s diversion; Sheriff may not have been advised about program, Staley says
• Marietta businesses raising money for Holly Springs family
• KSU breaks ground on new ‘high-end’ dorms
• Cobb Football Friday for the Week of October 7th
• Judge gives DA option to reconsider diversion program for Colotl
• Campus gets LEED Gold certified
• Chatt Tech Canton now offering A/C diploma program
• Former Paulding sheriff’s deputy charged with child molestation
• Foreclosures climb again with 1,030 set for Nov.; Expert cites ‘bizarre’ trend of buyers now competing for foreclosed properties
• Light rail shoved to ‘back burner’: Cobb’s roundtable reps opt for ‘premium’ bus, bus rapid transit service
• Homeowner sues city over sinkhole
• East Side celebrates 60 years, new building
• University recruiting science professionals for teaching program
• KSU store director resigns amid audit
• Imagine International Academy of Mableton principal resigns
• City Council meets Oct. 10 and 12
• Mayor: Acworth is fastest-growing city in Cobb
• Nomination a special surprise for 11th-grader
• Cobb workers face changes to insurance
• Teachers of Year leave mark on Square
• Judge dismisses single charge in jaywalking death
• Commissioner says cut won’t make list
• Light rail budget cut up for vote
• Two square off in Acworth for alderman
• Zoning board rejects permit
• Four vie for posts in Austell
• Chatt Tech renovations underway
• Legislator puts verbal tattooing on city council
• 3 illegals denied bond after manhunt
• EMC drops $2M in Q1 of ’12
• Eastvalley Elementary student treated after light fixture falls from ceiling
• Cobb PD arrest two men in Mableton motorcycle shop burlgary
• Animal Control holding Adopt-a-Thon
• Celebrate fall on the Square
• Around Town: Forensic audit? Yes, says EMC watchdog group, but not just yet
• Coming together for a cure
• Kennesaw State’s chief fundraiser leaving university
• Harrison grad killed in traffic accident Sat.
• Smyrna man arrested after manhunt
• Incumbent faces challengers
• ‘We know they are our heroes’
• GBI probe under way in alleged city council altercation
• Four vie for two city council seats in Powder Springs
• Go green, get free stuff during Power/Water Week
• Prepare for emergencies in three easy steps
• Four candidates vie for two council seats
• Mayoral adversaries meet again
• Kennesaw will vote on Sunday sales this Nov.
• Dance down memory lane
• Downtown road plans take shape
• Smyrna city council seats up for vote in November
• Sunday alcohol sales referendum looms in Smyrna
• Three face off for mayor
• Barnett, Patel on board with CEO’s transparency plan
• Residents see ‘social engineering’ in ARC plan
• Perry touts Texas economy, blasts Obama, Romney; GOP presidential hopeful visits Cobb
• Councilman allegedly assaults councilwoman: Coleman said to have cursed Lewis, grabbed her, causing bruise
• Family: Teen put others before self
• Carrying forward a legacy: Clay National Guard Center marks change of command
• Super: CCSD will take 2nd look at Mideast materials
• Cobb schools: Imagine can’t appeal denial
• Pebblebrook to mark 25 years with ‘Bring on Tomorrow’ gala
• Marietta PD searching for armed Taco Bell robber
• Cobb Football Friday for the Week of September 30th
• Burn ban lifted for Marietta
• Police: 2 armed robbers at large
• Austell mayor defends hiring firm owing city; Hiram-based Jones Construction Co. owes $19,000 in back property taxes
• Isakson decries regulation, urges balanced budget
• Congressman roasted: Event brings record donation for Canton Boys & Girls Club
• Mathews: Cobb has votes to get TSPLOST revisions
• Commissioner: $110M ‘awful lot of money for a bus route’
• Reality tough to Imagine for ill-fated Cobb charter school
• Isakson: Idea of Fed dollars is ‘unreliable’
• Chatt. Tech’s Acworth campus reopens after gas leak
• Colotl, Head, Warren due in court Oct. 7
• Two face charges of murder in Smyrna man’s death
• Authority staff to get bonuses of $1.5K each
• Opening arguments begin in murder trial
• Two Cobb YMCAs to help out with diabetes program
• Teachers feel slighted after exec cabinet pay increases
• Tim Lee to propose slashing rail line funding in TSPLOST
• Cobb EMC CEO reveals annual salary, two directors will not seek reelection
• Local districts did not send home opt-out forms for airing of President’s speech to students
• Police: Armed man demanded drugs in Walgreens
• County turning to state for fresh fruits, vegetables
• Woman charged with taking nearly $200K from her employer
• Kennesaw State student drowns in South Carolina
• School board to decide fate of charter schools at meeting
• Councilman: Historic board has lost its way
• BOC discovers gaping loophole in economic development policy
• Unflappable CCSD takes on Islam flap
• Price tosses cold water on Fed help talk for light rail II
• Emergency preparation tips for pet owners
• Around Town: Stoner district might determine whether state GOP attains Senate supermajority
• ACT growing as rival of SAT
• DOT to investigate S. Cobb High parking
• Chairman: County incentives are best offered in secret
• Retired police officer accused of sex crime
• Lockheed Martin plans to cut 215 jobs in Marietta
• Police unveil new crime lab
• Brown paid $60K a month as consultant
• Youth basketball registration reopens
• History gets a facelift
• Marietta resident details recovery from drugs in new book
• Economic development hearing set for Tuesday
• Marietta Reads! dazzles
• Two local cases shine a spotlight on unemployment fraud
• Volunteer board helps keep fair wheels turning
• Athlete's best ally in battle against cancer is winning attitude
• Tornado damage in Cherokee Co. totals $17.8M
• Former preacher charged with molestation
• New adjutant general visits Cobb County
• Preschoolers aim to set world record playing Simon Says
• Cobb jury awards widow $40 million
• Cobb Football Friday for the Week of September 23rd
• Marietta struggles with Fed mandate to create majority black city district
• Cobb EMC drops fight over former CEO’s pay; EMC attorney: Plaintiffs’ concerns now understood
• Star dancer visits The Georgia Ballet to share expert advice
• YMCA to settle negligence case
• Program helps families dealing with Alzheimer’s
• BOC prepares for economic development vote
• McClure Middle science teacher named “Favorite Teacher”
• Cobb Schools Foundation raised $51,000 for Cobb schools
• Woman seriously injured in crash
• City Council to meet September 27
• Austell seeks road improvements
• School’s curriculum on Mideast adjusted after parent protests
• Light rail plan gets support in Buckhead
• Judge remembered for ‘compassion, dignity, intellect, justice, peace
• Habitat Road Race
• 2 arrested in theft of huge safe, high-priced collectibles
• Cherokee talks TSPLOST at meeting
• Runoff set for Franklin seat
• Author of No Child Left Behind helps apply for waiver
• Some feel T-SPLOST forum was ‘staged’ event
• EMC fights disclosure of Brown’s pay
• Carson and Lamutt in runoff for Franklin seat
• Cobb librarians named 2011 Exemplary and Exceptional for Georgia
• Council appoints members to three city boards
• Learn emergency preparation tips for disabled residents
• Reversible toll lane project for Interstates 75 and 575 back on the road
• Empowered at the pedal
• Morgan stands behind ‘no’ vote on charter school
• Toddler shoots hole through roof of vehicle
• Water Authority seeking more time on Canton deal
• Mayor calls for creation of arts board
• County lawmakers decry Obama’s plan
• Around Town: EMCers had say - But does utility’s board have last trick up its sleeve?
• Lindley Middle School recognized in Georgia Parnership Study
• Cobb police looking for armed man who robbed Marietta hotel
• KSU program recognized by U.S. News & World Report
• Cobb father of 3 strikes it big in Georgia lottery
• Marietta Power rates one of lowest in area
• Riders look forward to possible light rail
• Forum will talk about project list on Tuesday
• North Georgia State Fair to debut new roller coaster
• Volunteers give Brumby school overdue facelift
• Rep. wants road improvements over rail line
• Girl’s mission goes beyond book
• Thousands converge for lake cleanup
• From the mouths of attendees
• Plaintiffs win on mail-in ballots
• Polls remain open in Cobb EMC special meeting
• Management fee unaccounted for in TSPLOST list; Roundtable chairman says one option to cover costs is to ‘take projects out’
• Cobb EMC subsidizing S. Ga. members? Considerably lower electric rates for Pataula customers trigger questions
• Cobb, Marietta SAT scores trail nearby districts
• Solicitor general behind removal of 9/11 flags
• Only 4 Cobb schools meet target scores
• Enrollment edges up in Cobb and Marietta City school systems
• American Legion Post 29 offering prostate cancer support and informational meetings, but attendance is low
• 9/11 ... up close; New York City firefighter recalls looking danger in face
• WellStar opposes Northside’s new planned hospital
• Private schools top national SAT score, local public schools
• 3 groups, 1 goal: Oust Cobb EMC board of directors
• Deal delays I-75, I-575 project
• Timber Ridge Elementary earns Blue Ribbon honor
• Marietta StreetFest offers art, antiques
• MDJ poll shows Carson has lead in Franklin race
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Marietta wins award for real-time crisis management tool
• Zoning board orders fowl to fly the coop
• SBA offering aid to victims of Labor Day tornadoes
• Pregnancy center gets OK to expand
• Give Jaraysi another chance, Goldstein says
• Stabbing victim’s family seeks help getting body home
• Crews making steady progress on traffic relief project
• New Cobb super taps area super as chief of staff
• Cobb, Marietta SATs hold steady as nation declines
• Design of Custer Park improvements begins
• Grant targets at-risk students
• Ott’s lone ‘no’ vote on budget
• Marietta superintendent to receive bonus
• Georgia Tea Party opposes TSPLOST
• Critic says senator’s support of light rail a conflict of interest
• Commissioners OK budget, water-rate hikes
• Emergency preparation tips for older residents
• Man's quick thinking helps save co-worker on softball field
• Osborne not giving up after missing AYP
• Ga. House seat candidates rip TSPLOST, Cobb EMC
• Grand jury praises commissioners
• Super expected to reveal members of cabinet Wednesday
• Cobb EMC results expected Saturday
• Pregnancy Center seeks an expansion
• Around Town: Saturday’s Cobb EMC meeting should be a corker
• Search for your next job at Career Expo
• Quilters get crafty
• BOC will likely finalize $322 million budget Tues.
• More than 400 attend 9/11 Commemorative Ceremony featuring field of 3,000 flags
• Where were you on 9/11?
• Flags honor 9/11 victims
• Food fest gives crowds a taste of Kennesaw
• Smyrna councilman allowed to stay in race
• Lee insists: 'No MARTA coming to Cobb County'
• Mother accused of DUI with 3 kids in tow
• Flag flies high for 9/11
• Former Cobb chairman Smith wants tax money set aside to build roads
• State Sen. Stoner is first Cobb lawmaker to give light rail public support
• Foreclosures at lowest point of year
• School passes on fast-food fried offerings, opts for locally made fare
• Rejected bid for auto shop pleases residents
• Judge wants details on Cobb EMC liquidations, former CEO’s salary
• Pets will be looking for homes at Adopt-A-Thon
• Area events commemorate 9/11
• City Council meets September 12 and 14
• Marietta WWII veteran receives French Legion of Honor medal
• Yes, we will remember
• Cobb chooses KMHS educator as district Teacher of Year
• Prostitution sting nets 7 arrests
• 1 killed, 1 injured in dump track crash
• Qualifying for EMC elections now over
• 90-mph tornado rips through Cherokee Co.
• Architect hired before theater bond is passed
• School officials still having issues with bus stop cameras
• East Cobbers slam TSPLOST
• Attorney: Former Cobb EMC chief’s indictment ‘tainted’
• Learn to be prepared for emergencies
• Around Town: Readers sound off on Cobb EMC’s board pensions
• Storm, possible tornado rips through Cherokee, injuring 1
• Festival delights art lovers
• Rubble House project hopes to aid Haitians
• Woman charged with murder of elderly mom
• Lee drenches Cobb, threatening tornados
• Apothecary closes its doors
• A genius idea: Robotics team gaining attention, winning awards
• From the classroom to the pew
• Get a taste at Kennesaw food festival
• Marietta seeing a shift from renters to owners
• The pull of the Lake
• Kennesaw sets first budget hearing
• Marietta rejects temporary waive of rental caps
• Visit city's Scarecrows on the Square, register to make your own scarecrow
• Cobb charter schools await fate; School board to consider renewing two existing schools, granting two new charters
• Woman, 49, charged with severe abuse of her mother
• Chandler leaving Chatt Tech for state job
• Court TV: Cobb judges get flat-screens in chambers
• Could Cobb lose $856.5M chunk?
• Congressman Gingrey gets taste of citizens’ frustrations
• North Georgia State Fair 2011
• Citizens blast light-rail proposal at town hall
• Cobb EMC directors paid more than $211,000 in retirement benefits
• Couple arrested in hit-run death of Norcross man
• Production on 63 F-35s under way at Lockheed
• Tea Party accuses commissioners of misrepresenting 2012 budget at hearing
• Ex-police chief eyes Powder Springs mayor seat
• Lembeck up for Superintendent of the Year
• Police and Fire departments honor 9/11 victims
• New book tells stories through an educator’s eyes
• Water authority OKs memorandum; Memo includes a possible deal to sell part of reservoir to Cobb-Marietta authority
• Qualifying continues for five Cobb cities
• Board member: School bus issues a ‘big headache’
• New Smyrna school will be certified green
• No air conditioning for Cobb school buses
• EMC order revised by Schuster
• Luxurious homes a tough sell in today’s market
• Motorcyclist killed in early-morning crash
• Qualifying begins in 5 cities
• Woman gets life plus 20 in child-sex-for-sale case
• Former deputy deals with accidental shooting, loss of leg with a 'strong will'
• Selfless marietta mother may get a much-deserved makeover
• Powder Springs tables intersection traffic signal
• Cobb EMC, GreyStone Power send crews to aid Irene-ravaged East Coast cleanup
• Cobb schools report weapons possession and school disruption
• Boy, 8, is world-class BMX biker
• Tea Party clout rises at state Capitol
• More than 15,000 expected at Love the Lake festival
• Event pays tribute to memory of Powder Springs tennis lover
• New maps 'bittersweet' for Rep.
• 25th annual Art in the Park will feature more than 150 artists' works
• Program shows kids how to live drug-free
• Remap could imperil Stoner’s seat
• East Cobb 6-year-old gives back
• Woman found guilty of charges in child sex case
• Local leaders split on TSPLOST vote date change
• City offices closed for Labor Day
• $20M price tag OK’d for new Wheeler High
• CID chairman defends need for light rail
• Kennesaw BBQ festival starts tonight
• 8 architects bid for MHS theater
• 'Copperhead' force making impact on stealing of copper
• Despite postponement of MLK event, play set for tonight in D.C.
• Free lunchtime concerts in September
• Police: Resident robbed near apartment on Terrell Mill
• Career Expo to be Sept. 28 in Marietta
• Police: Older model, gray or silver Porsche in hit-and-run
• Art in the Park festival September 3-5
• City Council to meet August 31
• Cobb lawmakers to seek out TSPLOST feedback
• NAACP president joins local protest of imprisoned man
• Nurse accused of taking meds
• $26M connector to open in spring
• Job seekers: mark your calendars for Marietta/Cobb Career Expo
• WellStar breaks ground on tower: Space will allow for nearly all rooms to be single-occupancy at Marietta hospital
• Water authority ponders buying all of reservoir
• Better Baseball Teams With Uganda Little League, Donates Equipment
• Back to School for Marietta - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• City homeownership, income increase
• Lace up your tennis shoes for city's adult basketball program
• Sheriff slams president's illegals stance
• Cobb lawmakers admonish Banks over map
• Judge: Campaign-finance issue is outside scope of 1st EMC meeting
• Legislators critical of proposed rail line
• KSU: Student died from allergic reaction
• Powder Springs cuts ribbon on new police department
• Schuster: Campaign-finance issue is outside scope of 1st EMC meeting
• Teen to serve 15 years in beating of elderly man
• Register for city's youth basketball program
• Eying 'The Texas'
• Walker School has a new headmaster in Hall
• Cobb's 2012 budget to drop about $8M
• Students spend day as firefighters
• Signs of change: Ball Ground Lions Club dedicates new mural at Edmondson Field
• Arrested man’s immigration status prompts questions about his license
• Sen. Isakson lends support to AYP waiver
• Pulling in the welcome mat
• Judge delays ruling on EMC until Monday
• Legislator tears into proposed light rail
• CCSD shelves policy change on disciplining of employees
• Guilty: Teen convicted of assault, robbery of WWII vet, 94
• Son knows best: At Wheeler High, a father follows the lead of his son, the head coach
• Battlefield Park super leaving for job in D.C.
• Leaders give new life to south Cobb redevelopment board
• Man pleads not guilty to wife's murder, arson
• Annual pay for new WellStar CEO: $975,000
• Chamber ad for TSPLOST ‘educational’
• Mega park going near Cobb line; County turned down 1,400-acre complex expected to generate $1B a year in Bartow
• Jury deliberating in case of teen accused of beating WWII vet, 94
• Marietta man’s plea entered in U.S. Navy kickback case
• Cobb high school and college students present ... 'Les Miserables'
• Veteran Smyrna councilman to step down
• Truck spills animal fat across roads
• East Cobb Civic Association to host Sam Olens
• Library to hold job search training session
• Church St. Extension now open
• Teachers rewarded for test scores
• Shifty suspect sheds ’cuffs, escapes car, nabbed again
• Oversight group told to finalize ’12 budget proposals
• Enrollment again up in Marietta, down in Cobb
• Cobb, Marietta ACT scores top national average
• House OK's moving transportation vote
• Architect of record for school district resigns
• Officials shut down proposed Gin Blossoms house party
• Second man arrested in fatal shooting
• Blacks outnumber whites in Austell, Powder Springs
• Cobb 'super' supports proposed employee discipline rule change
• MCS OKs bond to pay for Marietta High auditorium
• 2 more qualify for Franklin's seat in House
• Request to convert property approved
• Enrollment leveling off at Southern Poly
• Facilities and Technology Committee gains two members
• From a dream ... to reality
• Three qualify for Franklin's District 43 seat
• Cobb getting $1B on final TSPLOST list
• Deadline looms for toilet rebate offers
• Students get a glimpse of Pope High renovations
• Around Town: Judge read Cobb EMC directors ... ‘The Riot Act’
• Enjoy Special Prices on a Spectacular New Season With the Symphony!
• Teen airlifted after car hits tree
• Council appoints members to history museum board
• History of the Lockheed Plant Told Through Photographs
• Group seeking to end violence in south Cobb
• Paving company restoring hill that may have helped build Dobbins
• Island-themed library event caps program
• New season of The Georgia Ballet pays tribute to Gershwin
• State will seek waiver from No Child Left Behind
• Robbers strike Marietta Burger King
• Former CEO Brown retired, nothing changed, that set off a firestorm, judge tells EMC board
• Power bill hike likely in Marietta, official says
• EMC directors admonished: Judge scolds group for stalling tactics, demands to know former CEO Brown’s pay since settlement
• Planned re-map would trigger shuffle in Cobb
• Couple: We were told not to bring dogs inside
• Cobb board may bar legal reps in discipline cases
• South Cobb opens new freshman academy
• Keep kids safe, obey the law this school year
• ’10 Lassiter grad Melanie Moore wins ‘Dance’
• Sides set for first EMC meeting: Date set for Sept. 17, but Cobb Superior court judge must first grant approval
• Cobb property tax bills go out Monday
• Foreclosure forecast for Sept. bleak; New housing permits in Cobb drop for third straight month
• No change to DMDA millage rate
• North Cobb High School unveils new ninth-grade academy
• American Legion Post plans 5K race to help find permanent 'home
• Armed bandit hits Marietta Waffle House
• Regional roundtable $400M short of draft list
• Global pharmaceutical company to create 156 jobs in Marietta
• Company to create 156 jobs in Marietta
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• EMC directors due in court Friday on election schedule, lawsuit terms
• Thud: Board member proposal for 1% raise given 0% support
• Sunday alcohol sales going on 2012 ballot for Marietta
• Windy-Mac finally open: Connector is largest road project ever completed by the Cobb DOT
• Council reverses appointment following email
• CCSD hiring 30 bus drivers
• Settlement reached in noise case
• Local students named firefighters for a day
• Court date set for accused McDonald’s manager
• Marietta breaks ground on renovations to city park
• She can really dance: Lassiter graduate going for national title Thursday
• Principal cites reasons behind low test scores; Purchase of 60 iPad tablet computers approved 6-0
• Local experts: Stay calm, stock market will stabilize
• WellStar finances in excellent health
• Banks to seek CCSD pay raise
• Commissioners raise transit fares once again
• Lawyer urges parents to choose short-term guardians for children
• Theater marking 30 years with 'On Golden Pond'
• North Cobb High School to host ribbon cutting for new ninth-grade center
• Mableton Zaxby's robbed at gunpoint
• Cobb County Schools Hiring 30 Bus Drivers
• Register now for Citizens Police Academy
• Marietta school board to consider buying 60 iPad tablet computers
• Sope Creek Elem., Wheeler top Cobb district’s to-do list
• Man accused in PlayStation 3 thefts arrested
• Lottery tickets add $4,000 to church's coffers
• Superintendent sets objectives
• Approval likely for redistricting group
• Commissioners plan to discuss bus fare hikes
• Mediators' new book offers soldiers tools to resolve conflicts
• Drivers closer to Windy-Mac Connector
• A brand new coif for a very special cause
• Will rail line benefit Cobb?
• For the TSPLOST
• Flash mob fills donation bins for food drive
• Locals give finalist a big thumbs up
• 'Field of Flags,' parade to honor 9/11 casualties
• WellStar CEO finalist weighs in on health system's challenges
• Against the TSPLOST
• Burkholder wins beauty pageant, $10,000 cash scholarship
• Marietta family sells crafts to raise money for daughter's surgery
• Student immunizations change this school year
• Seniors told 'grandparent scam' carries a new twist
• Judge: Racy gifts do not excuse ra
• Deal sets special election date for deceased state representative
• 36 local students earn UGA Charter Scholarships
• Public invited to Hickory Hills Park updates
• Local Marine reaches out to women in Afghanistan
• Lee: Redistricting map may be completed for Aug. 15 special session
• Rail line into Cobb makes latest cut on TSPLOST budget
• WellStar settles on CEO finalist: Kennesaw resident Reynold Jennings in line for top post
• Breastfeeding moms to gather for Austell event
• Mableton man ends hunger strike protest
• Christian-based arts center moves into new location
• WellStar board selects CEO finalist
• Streets temporarily affected for repaving
• City Council meets August 8 and 10
• City to seek attorney’s fees from councilman
• Cobb school buses armed with cameras
• MDA Honors Marietta Resident with Achievement Award
• Citizens group wants recommendations in budget
• Ruth Mitchell Dance Theatre now Georgia Metropolitan Dance Theatre
• Councilman disappointed that Dollar Tree is first business to move into streetscaped area
• East Cobb man accused of shooting mother 15 times
• Cobb School District finishing $225M improvement projects
• Retired Navy Commander presented a letter of commendation
• Cobb County mother seeking new trial in son’s death
• Marietta man indicted for trying to buy child for sex, feds say
• Cobb County NAACP to host 10th Annual Education Forum
• KSU Veterans Center to hosts Joint Chiefs officers
• Cobb County School District cancels all outdoor activities from noon till 6pm due to heat
• 'Mob' expected to break out on Marietta Square
• Board eyes SPLOST funding for theater
• Isakson 'yea,' Chambliss 'nay' on debt vote
• Subdivision gets OK, one sent back to drawing board
• Law enforcement agencies team up to fight metal thefts
• Hickory Hills groundbreaking slated for Tuesday
• Marietta City Schools beginning pre-registration and orientation for 2011-2012
• Dynamite! CCSD staff films surprise welcome music video for Hinojosa
• Marietta offers deal to repair storm drainpipe
• Officers will mingle with public tonight for National Night Out
• School board plans to meet Sat. with Hinojosa on goals
• School board district plans to be adjusted
• KSU beats campaign target of $75 million
• Cobb leaders unfazed by credit agency review
• Police: Man with knife robs Subway on Powers Ferry
• This and That
• East Cobb man campaigns to keep his backyard chickens
• A downward trend: Data shows fewer babies bouncing into Cobb
• Wounded Warrior run for troops enters second year
• Just the beginning: AG delivers address at SPSU commencement
• Man arrested in fatal shooting of east Cobb woman
• AG sees no violations of sunshine law
• Former commission leader Byrne: Ego won’t get in way this time
• Gingrich: I'm not giving up
• Cumberland CID's hefty spending patterns emerge
• Fifth-grader shines at Strand theater camp
• A writer unblocked
• 9/11 flag makes stop in Canton
• Charter schools receive extended time for petitions
• 3 CCT routes at end of line
• Chalk it up during Art in the Park festival
• Thea Powell to skip '12 race for county chair
• School board confronted by citizens on 'black list'
• Newt goes on offensive
• Commissioner touts cutbacks after tax hike
• Cumberland district board OKs millage
• Marietta lands Georgia’s first Walmart Market
• Walmart Market store coming to Marietta
• Cobb police arrest suspect in wallet thefts
• Goldstein appeals case to state Supreme Court
• New Walmart grocery planned for Powder Springs Road
• City's vehicle maintenance division scores seven straight wins among nation's best
• Police department's gun safety seminar wins excellence award
• Cobb citizens took advantage of time to speak their minds
• Police warn of recent string of wallet thefts
• Lee: Cobb workers must still take remaining furlough days
• Education groups seek clarity in scholarship law
• McDonald's punching suspect held in N.C.
• Tumlin: We're proud we didn't raise taxes
• Marietta adopts unchanged millage rate
• Cobb sheriffs capture inmate within hours of his escape
• Look on the bright side
• Vote for Glover Park, help city win $100,000
• Melody man: Canton resident hoping to make it as songwriter
• Mom spared prison in jaywalking death of son; offered new trial to clear name
• Vote to raise millage rate follows contentious public input session
• Missing AYP means some can transfer schools
• At super’s first meeting, board OKs millage hike
• Town Center CID tax rate stays the same; director gets a raise
• Cobb Rep. Bobby Franklin found dead in home
• Smyrna man shows cops his cocaine, asks to go to jail
• Marietta Police Department recognized for excellence
• Cobb schools open for new student registration
• Mysterious low-flying plane circling over Marietta
• 10 residential roads will likely be added to streetlight districts
• KSU unveils lab to study strokes and brain trauma
• Judge: Brown case goes back to Flournoy
• Historic homes tell story of Marietta
• Gingrey, Price predict debt deal by Aug. 2
• School board to vote on tax hike
• City hopes to offer tax breaks to revitalize blighted areas
• Ukulele enthusiasts gather at Marietta home to learn, play
• Ott comes out in opposition of tax hike
• CID director is among highest-paid in county
• Son honored through mom’s work with nonprofit
• Photographer to run N.Y. marathon to fight disorder
• Chairman Lee backs tax hike, touts rail line
• ‘A very gory scene’: D.A. who prosecuted case still incredulous by DeYoung’s savagery
• 'He was Buddhist calm': Reporter's reflections of covering first execution
• Cobb medical community, schools shining light on obesity
• Two Smyrna councilmen leaving posts
• Friends, family gather to honor owner of popular Marietta restaurant, Strick's Grill
• A real Big Mac attack: Police say McDonald’s manager slaps woman for bringing service dog in
• Former press photographer sad to see end of shuttle program
• Police arrest 67-year-old Milton woman for DUI, hit and run
• Volunteers needed for 9/11 memorial
• Cobb light rail line would cost $1.2B to build
• Police name man killed by officers
• Sides argue over judge in Brown criminal case
• One in four Cobb schools miss higher AYP standards
• DeYoung dies by lethal injection
• City Council to meet July 27
• Cobb death row inmate gets one-day stay; Delay comes after last appeal denied
• Officials say drug bust nets $250,000 worth of marijuana
• Lee: Cobb eager to help with toll lanes
• Elementary school brushes up for new year with mural
• Powder Springs man accused of tattooing minor
• SPSU receives $1.4 million for prep program
• Merchants Walk Whole Foods offering tours of store
• Civil Service Board volunteer honored for service
• Civic League hosting forum on transportation, growth
• City honors Civil Service Board volunteer
• Man accused of setting teen on fire arrested in Gwinnett
• Residents split on millage rate hike
• New Cobb EMC chief Nelson ready to ‘turn page’ on past costly litigation, divisiveness
• Board renews contract for school nurses
• Q&A with new president, CEO of Cobb EMC, Chip Nelson
• Profits up 60% for Board of Lights and Water in '11
• Development Authority OKs marketing budget
• County approves Chick-fil-A, Kroger fueling center
• Cobb accepting applications for Public Safety Academy
• Marietta man dies after Smyrna accident
• Pastor joins pair's hunger strike
• Business and Community Leaders Seek Freedom From the Cell
• Bulldozers set to raze historic Marietta house
• Century strong: Marietta resident celebrates 100th birthday
• Sentencing delayed for former nurse-anesthetist
• City reappoints municipal court judge, board members
• Local philanthropists plan youth leadership conference for July 29
• Austell employees to pay more for own health care
• Grand jury: Smyrna Jail officials need to address costs
• Acworth man rebounds from near death after wife speaks to him in ER
• Appreciation benefit to help ailing owner of longtime eatery
• Defenders office questions grand jury report
• Cherokee grad credits God for second chance
• Lady who kept Cobb beautiful stepping down
• Churches' finances still recovering from recession
• 6 youths cycling 1,500 miles to raise awareness of at-risk kids
• Parking deck fee of $20 will be charged for those with no official business at City Hall
• Vote for popular city market as one of America's favorite farmers markets
• Construction on access gates to City Hall parking deck underway
• Jiles Road widening to continue; Third and final phase of $23 million project to be completed in 2 years
• Bacon defends Hickory Lake buy
• Sunday sales to go on Acworth ballot in November
• Marietta city council tables request for a denser development
• Missing woman with dementia found dead
• Windy Hill Road reopened and gas main repaired as of 1:30 p.m.
• Hickory Hills Park improvements to start
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Oversight panel gets assurance
• Senior housing tower is back
• WellStar will build new hospital, create 500 jobs
• Cobb voters likely to be asked to approve another sales tax
• City council adopts attorney fee policy
• $10.5 million renovated housing opens for seniors
• Woman accused of driving drunk with 4 children
• Public hearing July 27 to set millage rate
• Too hot for your health
• New system aims to cut jury costs at Superior Court
• Palin film to open on Friday in Kennesaw
• Roundtable to give update on TSPLOST
• A hunger for change
• Cobb EMC's Brown was cuffed, taken to jail
• Cobb cuts 3 bus routes, paratransit service
• Man dies in single-car crash near Town Center
• Streets temporarily closed for railroad maintenance
• Talk about an earful: Nearly 3,000 ears served at sheriff’s Corn Boilin’ event
• Hickory Hills Park to undergo renovations
• City Council to vote on policy on attorney fees
• Cobb EMC chooses exec as new CEO
• Hinojosa takes the helm
• Hinojosa takes the helm
• Registration underway for youth baseball
• Austell prepares to destroy 19 homes damaged in 2009 flood
• Stephenson won’t seek re-election as Cobb County Superior Court clerk
• BOC to vote on bus route cuts
• Retirees hone cooking skills in community culinary club
• Sheriff’s annual Corn Boilin’ is Monday at Jim Miller Park
• Lee says he will propose tax hike
• Mrs. Alberta Kinney, 82, loved gardening, teaching
• Double murder and suicide in Canton
• Foreclosure numbers show no signs of improvement
• Mayor: Councilman should pay legal fees
• Traffic concerns delay plans for Cobb subdivision
• New Cobb super to be sworn in Monday
• Marietta set to vote on trail funding
• Embattled Brown indicted again
• Tennessee lawman is chosen as new Powder Springs chief
• Woman changed with spanking woman with Alzheimer's
• Cobb foreclosure numbers show no signs of improvement
• City Council meets July 11 and 13
• Pictures of city's Independence Day parade online
• Police seek man in thefts at KSU
• Oversight panel will move on despite BOC reaction
• A soar subject: Rehabilitator is seeking help to save birds of prey center, home
• Cobb schools official pleased with CRCT results; Marietta district seeks to improve scores at Hickory Hills Elementary
• PSC commissioner Wise on short list to head Cobb EMC
• Execution set in Cobb triple murder
• Despite thunder and lightning, two cities continued fireworks
• Goldstein site in violation of Marietta codes
• Group voices concerns over lake to leaders
• East Cobb YMCA teaches swimming at apartments
• Smyrna woman, 2 dogs die in house fire
• Herman Cain wins straw poll at Cobb GOP get-together
• Freedom parade draws 10,000, official says
• Kennesaw celebrates Independence Day 24 hours early
• Marietta Campmeeting revival to offer 10 days of worship, praise
• Everyday heroes
• Cyclists hit roads to celebrate new law
• Parade in Glover Park will include Backyard Brigade, 'Fun Dad' and county reps
• Sinkhole from busted water drain threatens Marietta neighborhood
• Canton-based BizChair.com celebrates major expansion
• Cumberland bridge to undergo facelift
• Woman found dead during welfare check
• Help by citizens saved Cobb $2M in '10
• City helps residents swat mosquitoes
• Immigration forum: Law hurts everyone
• Latino GOP Group Slams Columnist Pete Borden on Immigration Views
• Half of Cumberland CID's wish list survives cuts
• City to advertise change that lifts ban on neon signs
• Chairman Lee: Tax hike may be inevitable
• Lockheed Martin doubles job cuts
• Powder Springs approves budget, delays police chief vote
• Get to know members of Historic Preservation Commission
• Need rises with temps
• Cobb's '11 tax digest drops 5%
• No objection to theater bond from city council
• June marks 30 years since 1st cases of AIDS
• Whitlock at North Loop construction update
• State BOE OKs Cherokee charter school after local delegation voted it down
• Citizens group says furloughs bad for county
• Widening of Highway 120 loop set to be completed in '12
• BOC delays cutting 3 CCT routes
• Man pleads guilty in dog mauling case
• Judge throws out Goldstein’s lawsuit against city
• Former Lt. colonel is 1st black man elected to national PTA post
• Recent incidents at day-care centers shine light on child safety issues
• New owner ready to develop Manget
• Contract for city manager is extended
• East Cobb resident aims to get out the vote
• Historian turns lobbyist to acquire 16 acres for preservation
• Board will decide CCT bus routes' fate
• Fourth of July promises to be a blast this year
• Advance directives gaining recognition
• Giddy up ’lil doggies
• Indoor discussion about outdoor topics
• WellStar to open new distribution center entrance
• Battle of Kennesaw Mountain will come to life for 147th anniversary
• Around Town: Will Lee-Stephenson meeting be Ali-Frazier II?
• Video leads to pot arrest
• Union reps, former CCSD worker form educators group
• Schuster rejects EMC effort to rehire Brown
• City offices closed for Independence Day
• Board rejects ‘compromise’ calendar in 1-5 vote
• Community to say goodbye to local leader in farming and agri-tourism
• Governor speaks at Cobb drug treatment program graduation
• TV crew films in east Cobb home
• Committee cuts T-SPLOST ‘wish list’ funds in half
• City Council to meet June 29
• Cobb students post slight gain on CRCT scores
• Locals to Obama: Heed military leaders
• Woodstock Lions Club to celebrate 50 years of service
• Road reopened in Smyrna
• Four arrested in Taser armed robbery
• Kennesaw establishes possible Sunday sales start date
• Commissioners revert zoning on house, OK assisted living facility
• Theater for Marietta High to go before voters in ’12
• Authority tables grant to museum
• Recall on Farmers Market cheese
• $20 million suit filed in Penske shootings
• Lee offers 2 redistricting map options
• Cobb, Douglas Health departments to streamline inspections
• Austell man arrested for 211 lbs of cocaine
• Former Osborne bookkeeper wanted in theft
• Man sentenced to mental hospital in death of mother
• Celebrate America's independence on Marietta Square July 4
• Hitting the Mark
• Authorities offering tips to stop scrap metal thieves
• Cash from Kell: Two teachers receive Carlton J. Kell Excellence awards
• Kennesaw officials 'rededicate' 19th-century Wade Green store
• Lawns, gardens need care in harsh summer ahead
• EMC's next step: Meeting, then elections
• Senior pastor offers fathers' forum
• Celebrating freedom
• Around Town: Hindsight shows Cobb EMC acted without good faith
• Have fun in Marietta for free this summer
• Cobb continues to demolish houses destroyed in flood
• Marietta Museum of History offers trio of programs for $5
• Neon lights shine on erratic code enforcement
• Carjacking suspect arrested in Fla. prostitution sting
• Marietta Charter School won’t reopen next year
• West Cobb man given 2 years for terror acts
• Romney savors slice of Smyrna
• Technical school system converting to semesters
• Summer camp gives students taste of reality
• Chatt Tech graduates 1,200, including first class of nurses
• Storms keep officials, repair crews busy
• Tumlin vetoes booting measure
• Cobb Schools limits Facebook account
• Cobb Police reveal identity of officer in fatal shooting
• Day care owner: Leaving baby inside was 'reprehensible'
• Poll respondents favor Cobb-Atlanta rail
• Jaraysi appeals to Georgia Supreme Court
• City appoints judges, solicitors, board members
• Crowd gathers to celebrate aviation wing's Flag Plaza
• Cobb officers writing fewer tickets
• Metro Atlanta at top of list for stranded seniors
• Commissioners OK emergency center grant efforts
• City honors historical significance of school for African Americans
• MDJ staff honored with awards
• HBR: Neon sign ban gets lax enforcement
• Mableton Elementary gears up for final year, alumni visit campus
• KSU Police charge man with stealing laptops
• KSU approves controversial new department of race, gender
• High court rejects Cobb EMC bylaw change
• Take survey to help community's economic and community development
• Headed Home
• EMA may apply for federal aid
• Eager readers: Summer library programs kick off
• A downhill battle
• Smyrna OKs bridge over CSX tracks
• Buckhead fighting road widening plan
• Around Town: School board back to its old ways this week
• Cobb vet makes a better life paw-ssible
• SPSU expands ‘green’mission
• Reeling them in: Lake Allatoona offers plenty of opportunity for anglers
• Parents indicted on charges of child cruelty
• Woman, child carjacked at Marietta Target store
• Georgia Supreme Court to rule Monday on Cobb EMC voting
• Woman, child carjacked at Marietta Target store
• Get to know members of Marietta Housing Authority
• Traffic deaths end dramatic drop
• Cobb School Board braces for another vote on calendar
• Expert: Foreclosure drop not a sign of economic recovery
• Council's ire raised by bid for raises
• MUST worker accused of sexual assault
• Tumlin wants to change council protocol
• Ready, set, go! 8th annual Marietta Soap Box Derby set for Saturday
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Rail system would boost businesses, leaders say
• Black bear spotted in Cobb
• Marietta approves booting fee caps, 4-3
• Zombies set to close roads, invade Cobb
• Charter school supporters make their voices heard
• Man arrested in theft of church air conditioners
• Johnathan gets big league call
• Austell makes “tough” cuts to balance budget
• Board to vote on modified calendar at next meeting
• Fair Saturday for potential foster parents
• Arrest made in a/c theft at Roswell St. Baptist Church
• City Council approves balanced budget with no tax increase
• Marietta Police seek to ID burglary suspect
• Museum to celebrate anniversary of "Gone with the Wind"
• Grass at root of cutting remarks
• Powder Springs police chief finalists named
• Questions raised over new Smyrna school plan
• Water authority raises fluoride levels
• 11-year-old girl is planting seeds of culinary empire
• Planning board approves school expansion plans
• SPSU to create education program
• Court approves demolition of unfinished building near I-75
• Marietta to participate in 2011 summer food service program
• Marietta to keep tax rate, services
• School board poised to OK $851M budget
• Court: Unfinished Jaraysi building can be destroyed
• WellStar expects '12 bottom line of $135 million
• Hinojosa will sign $277K contract
• Businessmen, officials will gather to discuss metro Atlanta transit
• Chamber awards K-9 Coach as top small business
• CBS News features Marietta museum
• It's cool to be at Whitaker Park
• All in the family
• Special legislative session begins Aug. 15 to draw new district lines
• Wheeler alumni return for one last look before summer renovations
• Because of growth in west Cobb, commission districts must shrink
• Reinhardt's Falany Center prepares for 10th season
• Around Town: Thanks to F-35, things are looking at Lockheed
• Aviation wing of museum prepping C-141 for exhibit
• Man arrested in 2 deaths
• No cuts or furloughs for Smyrna
• Police seek armed teen in death of brother, 12
• Transit service gets $500K grant
• Relative charged in death of baby in hot car
• Council to vote on proposed budget
• Cobb activist on immigration law: 'ultimate hypocrisy'
• Cobb NAACP gears up for busy month
• Heat has residents flocking to pools
• Officer on a special mission
• County says re-hiring retirees saves money
• Fire found at courthouse after bomb threat
• City Council meets June 6 and 8
• Tally for rail plan in Cobb is $1.5B
• 'Super' finalist on tough questions: 'Bring it on'
• Hot weather could lead to drought
• No service cuts or tax increases for Powder Springs residents
• Armed Austell man sought in 2 deaths
• Get to know members of Ethics Committee
• Local students slash nearly 18 percent from school's power use
• New ‘super’ expected to get OK Sunday
• Charlie Hood to stand at center court, again
• Sawyer Road Elementary educator caught by surprise at ceremonies
• Takin' it to the streets
• County stepping up enforcement of fire lanes
• Police: We can’t rule out baby was to be sold
• High court rules in favor of multi-millionaire's lover
• Renovations to Lewis Park off-leash area underway
• Our fallen heroes
• Police locate woman, baby; make arrests
• 400 gather in Smyrna to honor the fallen
• Veterans celebrate holiday with service in Powder Springs
• Missing woman, baby found; midwife arrested
• Readers Sound Off
• Educator looks back fondly on 41 years
• Family shares what living with Alzheimer's is really like
• Clean Air Campaign rewards gas-conserving transportation
• Another puzzle piece: Historian identifies many ‘unknowns’ in national cemetery
• Just the beginning
• Around Town: Lee says Cobb Sunday sales vote possible this spring
• Family, friends mourn man killed by officer
• To avoid doubt, board to ratify personnel vote
• Mableton teen killed by felled tree
• Lassiter's Ashley Huber had perfect attendance since kindergarten
• CCSD posts Hinojosa interview on website
• Manget at Historic Marietta development under contract
• Coleman: Recycling center is a nuisance
• Christ comes first for Dominion Christian's Tony Grosse
• TSPLOST education efforts heating up
• Cobb facing $15 million budget gap
• Firms submit proposals for mass transit options
• Volunteers to help man who has cerebral palsy complete 3.1-mile race
• Board votes without disclosure again
• Police probe death of baby in hot car
• Get to know the Board of Zoning Appeals
• Words from a wise friend
• Weekend will heat up after storms pass
• Tumlin proposes Labor Day race
• City group approves booting regulation
• Model student, track star at Kell has his eye on science
• Grad days here again
• Residents of Vinings help create vision
• Vinings veteran to receive Legion of Honor Medal
• Tumlin proposes Labor Day race in Marietta
• Whitlock at North Loop improvements underway
• Hillgrove’s Clifford has come a long way since car crash
• Cobb commissioners OK contract to build Austell Senior Center
• Goldstein says mayor has ‘vendetta’ against him
• County to ask schools to help pay for Safety Village
• Cobb student athletes to receive concussion test
• Attorney: Goldstein never applied for permit
• North Cobb's Ruffin will make medicine her life's calling
• Hinojosa: I will listen to the people
• Oversight Committee to look at indigent defense, court reporters
• New complex near KSU coming soon
• Campbell senior Skyler Westlake has eye of an artist
• Construction firm may get senior center bid
• Teen back home after 10-month mission trip
• Wakeboarding warriors
• Hard work a value for Marietta High's Ciera Echols
• Reaction mixed on 'super' choice
• Eyewitness disputes Cobb police report after officer shoots, kills man in Mableton
• Court upholds family suit against Syria
• Acworth moving on with road project
• State high court tosses complaint by gunshop owner
• Not even three coins in fountain
• Acworth moving ahead with School Street project
• Georgia Supreme Court elects not to hear Smyrna man's lawsuit
• Witness disputes official account of police shooting
• Coins stolen from Glover Park fountain
• Court upholds Marietta family's lawsuit against Syria
• City offices closed for Memorial Day
• Proposed MHS performing arts center gets support
• Home grown: Acworth native Vinny Knapp real familiar with Allatoona
• ‘Doc’ has son living in Atlanta, will become grandparent soon
• Teen author emerging in local writing scene with first book
• Review proposed budget June 1
• Educator named South Cobb Citizen of the Year
• MUST chief leaving charity
• CCSD names finalist for super post
• Get to know Civil Service Board
• Gas leak closes Fairground Street
• AITP is raffling off a LAPTOP!
• Housing Authority, city officials celebrate grand opening of new senior housing units
• Fairground Street closed for natural gas leak
• Marietta to participate in 2011 summer food service program
• City Council committee meetings, work session Wednesday
• Tour Civil War home at free open house
• Judge's ruling to determine EMC's bid to rehire Brown
• Civil rights suit against officers settled
• Josh Powell: Giant of a man with even bigger heart
• Powder Springs 1 step closer to new police chief
• Brain injury doesn't stop cyclist's Ride in Silence
• 2 Cobb airfields among top 8 for expansion potential
• County may raise transit fares, cut routes
• Tip from suspect's mother leads to 2 arrests in burglary
• Milford community: We want school to be closed
• U.S. 10K Classic on hiatus
• Citizen Oversight Committee cancels upcoming meetings
• Lawyers argue over rehiring Cobb EMC’s Brown
• FDA backs infant doses for kids’ Tylenol
• City adds extra day to popular city market
• WellStar thrives through shakeup
• Board may declare $22M in SPLOST money in excess
• CCSD outlines school timeline for redistricting
• Police: Woman arrested after false kidnap report
• Smyrna to put Sunday sales vote on ballot
• Bartlett to leave teaching position in Douglas County
• Historic board declines Goldstein's request
• Cobb denies scrap metal center permit
• Stephenson lashes out at Lee
• Rogers to serve on post-charter group
• Cobb changing reverse 911 policy
• Three accused of stealing air conditioners
• Cobb seeks volunteers to cut grass
• Acworth woman arrested in alleged fake investment scheme
• Future may be in jeopardy for Marietta Charter School
• Windy Hill Connector set to open in August
• 2 South Cobb seniors selected Gates Millennium Scholars
• Canton mom raising funds to get seizure dog for daughter
• Everhart wins race
• Official: Acworth reserve funds will solve shortfall
• Around Town: SACS's retreat good news for Cobb parents, students
• SPSU grad was born 15 weeks early in 1986
• Wakeboard tour to land in Acworth
• Shelter gets grant to vaccinate against dog flu
• Cobb reacts to signing of immigration bill
• Popular principal leaving for Fulton
• Local students gearing up for graduations
• County officials may revise CodeRED policy
• Council appoints members to two city boards
• Marietta, Cobb top state in grad tests
• More fees follow tuition hike at KSU
• Armed 15-year-old takes South Cobb High student hostage
• City honors police, fire employees for saving someone having heart attack
• Citizens upset by emergency phone calls
• Cobb School board meets for most of the day at Galleria
• 1,277 Cobb homes at risk of foreclosure
• Fire destroys apartments, kills dog
• City graduates Citizens Police Academy
• SACS won’t investigate CCSD
• City wins national award for budget presentation
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Mayor announces new housing authority commissioner
• Soccer facility, Sunday Farmers Market OK'd
• School board to meet in closed session at Galleria office
• Cobb school board chair, vice chair meet with SACS president
• Automated system behind missing-child calls
• Colotl receives degree in KSU commencement
• Gas, public safety officials simulate line break
• Notice for Students Affected by the Recent Storms
• Police: Arson, assault suspect turns himself in
• Important Information Regarding Registration
• Bartlett: No SACS speech today
• Citizens: County should cut charities, help gov't services
• Board expands grades to take national exam
• Tumlin selects volunteer for Marietta Housing Authority
• Cobb Police officer arrested on drug fraud charges
• Tumlin makes appointment to Housing Authority
• Accreditation agency to address Cobb school board
• The American Marketing Association Will Have a LinkedIn Workshop on My 17
• Powder Springs woman arrested on Pa. charges
• Cobb creates Mableton zoning panel
• Police: Man falsely claims Cobb Judge Flournoy was shot
• Marietta expected to OK soccer facility
• Cobb school board plans to approve tentative budget
• Aluminum company to bring 150 jobs to Kennesaw
• Public defender's office disputes grand jury report
• Police: Man falsely claimed Judge Flournoy was shot
• Cobb school board to approve tentative budget
• Architect's legacy found throughout Cobb
• AITP is raffling off a LAPTOP!
• Aluminum firm to bring 150 jobs to Cobb
• Caterpillars and cicadas cause concern in state
• BOC ponders zoning panel for Mableton
• Climbing for a cure
• Board: Search for new super still ongoing
• Citizens oversight group seeks public suggestions
• Diamond ladies: Students' essays put sparkle in moms' day
• SPSU marks 100th commencement ceremony
• Around Town: Secrecy is still 'Job 1' for Cobb school board
• Cobb Symphony Orchestra changing name
• Austell to balance budget with across the board cuts
• Seniors say mournful goodbye to day care center
• Acworth’s Horizon Field gets $16,000
• Marietta Schools rejects standards-based report card proposal
• Cobb school board member: We did nothing wrong
• American Marketing Association LinkedIN meeting: May 17th
• Banks: I told superintendent to call me out
• Bush skips 9/11 event to maintain low profile
• Cobb tax assessments to go out Friday
• Gun shop owner calls appeals ruling 'mixed blessing'
• Lights go dark at Mable House
• Grand Jury: Achievement not an aspect in calendar vote
• Hundreds gather for annual Cobb Prayer Breakfast
• Marietta receives $56,000 to renew position that helps families be self sufficient
• Get to know volunteers who help revitalize Marietta
• Police department raises $24,000 for Special Olympics
• City Council meets May 9 and 11
• Cobb school board takes closer look at budget options
• Burglars take $10K in goods from Kennesaw store
• Kennesaw OKs Sunday sales vote
• Lembeck to schools staff: Dress like professionals
• Activists urge Deal not to sign immigration bill
• Council approves $128,000 to tear down blighted homes
• Residents speak out against two zoning petitions
• Mother, daughter recovering after kidney transplant
• Jessica Colotl to get another year to finish studies at KSU
• Ex-city worker accused of stealing $36K
• Board to discuss slashing fewer instructional days
• Armed teen robbery suspect shot, killed by a Marietta police officer
• Cobb's 2 CIDs to help school TSPLOST voters
• Planning group shows doubts over transit study
• Marietta Police kill armed man
• Farmers Market may be open Sundays
• Locals sound off on takedown
• County seeks firm for $1.6M light-rail study
• Board ponders next step in super search
• Locals sound off on takedown
• Garden club heads cemetery cleanup
• Another inmate charged in false tax returns case
• Untitled
• CEO honored for advancing women
• Where's Fred?
• Osama bin Laden dead
• Gettin' a taste of Marietta
• Jonquil festival blooms
• A new home for an old practice
• Supervisor for child advocates has a past similar to those she helps
• 'Leadercast' offers professional advice
• Autism experts conclude tour, help families
• Burn ban begins
• Around Town: SACS vs. Cobb is really a case of Goliath vs. Davids
• Seniors spend final day at center before facility closes
• Police: Arranged drug deal turns into fatal shooting
• Tornado claims life of former Chamber leader
• Sanderson's letter to SACS made public.
• Sanderson: Board’s structure ineffective
• Reserve front-row seat for Glover Park evening concert
• No tax hikes, staff cuts in city budget
• Club is producing fashion and talent show to raise funds
• Jonquil fest will blossom this weekend
• Libraries cutting back their hours
• Rumored super candidate said to drop out
• Lawyer files lawsuit over vehicle booting
• Marietta employee named "Woman of Distinction"
• Collect next masterpiece at spring arts and crafts festival
• One person shot dead in NE Cobb
• Free medicine disposal April 30
• Public invited to Police Department open house
• Challenge police in doughnut-eating contest, benefit Special Olympics
• Boy, 8, 'touched a lot of people's lives'
• Lupus brings Cherokee women into supportive friendship
• Commissioners get an earful
• WellStar shines a light on colon health
• EMC members ask commission to probe co-op
• Budget, possible super nominations on tap for meeting
• Woodstock preps for Sunday sales vote
• Driver in sub-station accident identified
• Mandatory furloughs won't be countywide
• Tumlin will ask council about historic train
• Truck crash temporarily knocks out power
• Possible super candidate might be DeKalb reject
• Cobb EMC will credit its customers
• Worship on the mountain
• Local woman, family, friends find hope in walk for lupus
• Commissioners to vote on furloughs Tues.
• Senior center construction at standstill
• Deadeye Dennis aims to win
• Around Town: Bug Off! That should be school board's message to SACS
• Woman, 83, serves only 80 days of 3-year sentence
• Contracts for Cobb teachers to go out in May
• Creekview HS students heading to national rocket competition
• Weather dampens BLW's 3Q income
• Freedom Rider shares his Civil Rights-era experiences
• Get to know Marietta Board of Education
• ADA appeals tossing of Brown's indictment
• Truck plows into callbox at complex
• Smyrna plans to rewrite 3 laws
• Cherokee High school students create books to teach English to Hondurans
• Free lunchtime concerts in May
• National TV show features city museum
• City Council committee meetings, work session Wednesday
• Closing day care programs like closing 'lifesaver'
• DA says he hasn't seen case against teen driver in fatal west Cobb wreck
• Learn about programs to buy or repair a home
• Mayor to discuss outlook with regional leaders
• Get taste buds in gear for Taste of Marietta
• Rabbit shelter hops away with permanent zoning
• Local governments closing in observance of Good Friday
• Cherokee may vote on Sunday sales
• Firefighters save dog in house fire
• News of hike has Cobb collegians thinking about more student loans
• Driver, 16, charged in fatal wreck
• Blood Drive Tuesday, April 26th
• Speeding motorcyclist dies in crash
• Around Town: Out of the frying pan and into the fire
• Atheists will protest prayer meeting
• Cobb Republicans helped pass illegal immigration bill
• F&T committee elects new chair
• Bid to raise cash for Cobb courts fails
• Cobb's eighth-graders improve on writing test
• CTC Women's Hoops Gains 12 Commitments
• Sleeping air controllers blemish agency
• Annual Atlanta cleanup nets 1,675 tires
• Extracting knowledge: Local man gives teeth for stem cell research
• Rabbits good pets, but not best gifts
• Students laud Blacks United for Youth-Cobb during prayer breakfast
• School wraps up fitness money-saving, contests
• Two working to prevent incidents of abusive head trauma in infants
• Clouds part for Big Shanty Festival
• Cobb animal shelter hires first full-time veterinarian
• Around Town: Double standard ... SACS has one for superintendents, another for boards
• Hit-and-run bike crashes highlight need for caution
• City plans electric car parking spot; eyes installation of charging station
• Police ramp up security in light of car break-ins
• Marietta dealership to introduce all-electric Leaf this summer
• Thousands of mourners line streets to honor fallen soldier
• Marietta seniors strike prom pose at Brumby Hall for first time
• CTC's Archer Named Men's Asst. Region Director for GCAA
• Council reappoints members to three city boards
• Haitian dance troupe show to benefit shelter
• Kennesaw, Smyrna eye Nov. ballot for Sunday alcohol sales
• Goreham will not seek commission's top seat
• Crime victims share stories of struggle and finding strength
• Chiefs see glass as half full
• Marietta honors local high school for winning state reading bowl
• April proclaimed Alcohol Awareness Month in Marietta
• Golden Eagles Track and Field Excels in Recent Meets
• Marietta Charter School to go private
• City offices closed April 22
• Marietta to receive $1.45 million for transportation enhancement
• City graduates Citizens Government Academy
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Eight women arrested on sex charges
• Mayor warns Goldstein over council minutes
• Austell mother joyful after finding autistic son, 14, who went missing
• Rejected oversight nominee conspicuous by presence at meeting
• Procession for fallen soldier set for today
• Passenger killed in three-car crash
• Schoolteacher hit by vehicle while riding bike to work
• School board puts focus on SACS, budget
• Autistic teen missing in Austell
• Get to know Marietta's boards and commissions this summer
• Tax assessment notices to be mailed before July 1, 2011
• Marietta Easter Egg Hunt
• Commissioner 'appalled' by rejection of nominee
• KSU's new AD is fresh from national stage
• Revised budget spares libraries, nixes tax hike
• Chairwoman will watch board meeting at home
• No furloughs for Marietta city teachers
• Marietta firefighter helps rescue animals in Japan
• Teen rappers gaining national attention
• Cherokee County educator honored for high-tech classroom techniques
• Marietta High seniors parting with annual tradition at Burruss House
• Career Fair - Tuesday, May 3, 2011
• OWLS Meeting Dates
• CTC to Host Free Youth Basketball Clinics in Cartersville on April 29, 30
• Ga. house limits pseudoephedrine sales
• Commissioners vote to keep libraries open
• BLW expects $3.8M deficit
• Around Town: Rising south Cobb political guru picked by Pawlenty
• Price: Recent budget deal 'historic'
• Ex-official pleads guilty to stealing
• Birrell makes new appointment to oversight committee
• Ga. House to vote on immigration
• Stop & Go: CCT route is a lifeline for some, but costs taxpayers millions
• Lifelong metro Atlanta resident learns of connection to Cobb city
• Organizers expect large crowd at '11 Big Shanty Festival
• Events in Cherokee to educate community, cut down crimes against children
• Child abuse cases down in Cherokee
• WellStar board leader Bentley thanks members
• Community shows love for wounded Marine
• Shopping center in Kennesaw to open in 6 weeks
• Ousted CEO's attorney returns fire on WellStar
• Library patrons throw the book at Lee's plan
• Smyrna police officer fired after pot arrest
• Woodstock woman to teach workshop about opera
• Around Town: The 'Tim & Bob Show'
• Marine’s arrival time pushed back to 3 p.m. Saturday
• Marietta judged one of 10 best neighborhoods in metro Atlanta
• Woodstock soldier dies from non-combat injuries in Iraq
• Volunteer livens up arts scene
• Across-the-board cuts eyed by Lee
• Lockheed expected to hire 400
• Hero's welcome awaits wounded Acworth Marine
• Would you notice a gov't shutdown? Maybe not
• Foreclosures reach 1,011, but 21% less than year ago
• Two men charged in child porn sting
• Woodstock soldier dies in Iraq
• City adds more free parking to Square
• $600,000 Laurel Park lake renovations planned
• City Council meets April 11 and 13
• Citizens panel creates 4 new subcommittees
• Commissioner Ott discusses potential public safety cuts
• 80,000 Cobb homeowners may see tax bills go down
• Lawyer hired to protect against Goldstein suit
• Marietta cold case heats up
• AMA Workshop
• Vehicle accident by Southern Poly
• CTC Wins Bid to Host 2011 Half-Marathon National Championships
• Police investigate Marietta woman's falling death
• Former CIO 'shocked' by WellStar claim that his firing was by 'mutual agreement'
• Fired WellStar exec points to financial improprieties
• Grand Jury foreman probing school board is district bus driver
• Bartlett at home after heart attack
• New KSU AD fresh off national championship victory
• Zoning commissioner: Today was a good sign
• UGA foundations try for merger
• Cobb escapes severe thunderstorm damage
• Chairman's plan for budget crisis could come today
• 2011 Glover Park Concert Series begins April 29
• Scramble for eggs at Marietta's Easter egg hunt
• Around Town: Empire Enlarged - Goldstein family picks up another property on Square
• Judge Bodiford OK after heart surgery
• Nonprofits fear cuts to funding
• Artists Market on Square debuts Saturday
• Superintendent Lembeck cautiously optimistic on budget
• No injuries in blaze near South Cobb Drive
• Men's Basketball Hosts Successful Open Tryout in Cartersville
• Ladies' Day for Cobb Daily Deals
• Cobb's GOP chair speaks on KSU, taxes
• 94th Airlift Wing chief retires; he served 33 years
• One family's story of love and loss shown on the screen
• Cobb creating a new IMAGE for hiring practices
• Two local girls serve lunches to day laborers
• South Cobb getting three elementary schools
• Customers flock to Marietta's first Farmers Market of year in Square
• SafePath begins Child Abuse Prevention month
• WellStar fires back at ousted CEO
• Cobb school board faces a gauntlet of questions
• Old space meets new design at the Strand
• WellStar letter to Greg Simone, his attorney
• City attorney to Goldstein: Read your oath of office
• Around Town: KSU 'crazies,' Newt share space in Ehrhart's cross hairs
• Regents to vote on fee hike to fund KSU shuttle
• Macon will keep Ga. Music Hall of Fame for time being
• New oversight panel shuts, re-opens door
• 5 women to be featured at art walk share hobby and faith
• Robbery suspects arrested
• Beauties to be displayed at show are all prize winners
• Jobless rate drops slightly in Cobb
• KSU's oldest continuing ed teacher shares joy of drawing with students
• WellStar unveils latest plans for health complex
• Ehrhart overlooks controversies, works to secure funds for KSU
• Papp: KSU must engage public more
• Marietta mulls putting foot down on car boots
• Wynhaven Apartment residents getting evicted
• Student plans event to help nonprofit treat depression
• Family raises awareness of congenital hernia affliction
• Cobb School board chair Bartlett ‘doing OK’ following heart attack
• Two WellStar hospitals rank among the best
• Ott conducts town hall meeting to talk about $31 million budget gap
• WellStar says top employee resigns
• Lawsuit threat spurs creation of new committee
• Annual Marietta Square Farmers Market opens Saturday
• Dedicated Marietta firefighters honored
• Around Town: WellStar Wrangling - Power struggle moves from backstage to front page
• Marietta works to attract film, television companies to area
• Fire Chief: Furloughs could risk some lives
• Council will discuss lawsuit threat at meeting
• School board will meet with grand jury
• KSU's new race, gender department under scrutiny
• Beer, wine approval for Marietta Pizza Company's new location heads to Cobb BOC
• South Korean delegation to visit Cobb
• Soggy Sunday: Reports predict good chance of rain every day this week
• WellStar plans to discuss new health center
• Brown: Visionary or Visigoth? EMC members weigh in
• Warren wins accolades
• On 150th anniversary, Civil War re-enactors delight museum visitors
• EMC directors up for re-election
• Around Town: Hard choices ... And is 'tax hike' the easiest answer?
• Woman, 90, warns of scam artist
• DA: Tossed indictment could have ripple effect
• American Academy of Pediatrics revises car seat guidelines
• Lawyer: WellStar owes answers for firings
• Jonquil Village project under new sales deal
• Registration for 2011 Senior Games extended
• Former commission chair Byrne wants his job back
• Kennestone wasn't equipped to handle fatally injured worker
• North Cobb Christian names field after fallen soldier
• Middle school club making, selling bowls for MUST
• Chamber CEO 'doing great' after collapse
• Family, volunteers gather to celebrate start of new Habitat for Humanity home
• Cobb to move forward with rebuilding Clarkdale
• Right wing threat to freedom, says speaker at KSU
• WellStar: 'It is a power struggle'
• Cobb workforce expresses favor for tax increase
• Papp: Forming new KSU provost search panel at least six months away
• Chatt Tech Hosts 16 Athletes in March 24 Signing Day Event
• City Council to meet Tuesday
• Have a ball at recreation center events this year
• Eastvalley - little school, big heart
• Judge: First murder trial holds water
• Builder's incentives rescinded by county
• Rep. Gingrey: Fed needs to tighten its belt too
• Chamber CEO is hospitalized after convulsing
• Construction worker, 23, killed
• Restored Glover Park fountain returns to Square
• Dramatic cuts may be likely for Cobb
• WellStar chief of physicians Lopes resigns
• Banks wants calendar issue back on agenda
• A fond farewell, a hearty hello
• Oversight committee activated
• Holly Springs OKs 'pill mill' ordinance
• Elementary students make origami to send to Japan
• Police: Two men pointed assault rifle at mom, son
• Judge tosses Brown indictment
• Around Town: Academic Freedom - Turning Chandler debacle into a ‘teachable moment’
• Lee to county: Be prepared for likely furloughs
• Cobb officer healing after hit-and-run
• 2 groups team up for annual Allatoona cleanup event
• Warrant: Gun carried into KSU
• Cobb Marine: Helping Japan 'a privilege'
• Men's Basketball to Hold Open Tryouts on April 2, May 14
• SPLOST vote results certified
• BUY-Cobb helps to train students with leadership skills
• $28M hole in budget an issue for commissioners
• Casting call: Performing arts program seeks 8th-graders
• YWCA to induct, celebrate 15 women at gala
• EMC group kicks off petition drive
• 'We still have HOPE'
• NAACP luncheon celebrates women in the community
• N.Y. Times columnist: Human trafficking everywhere
• Police: Men steal $30K worth of electronics
• Police: Man arrested after striking cop, patrol car
• Marietta's populace decreases
• Around Town: Cobb's cities did lion's share to put SPLOST over the top
• Club Softball Gearing Up for Home Series with UGA
• KSU pick for provost declines offer
• Libya wants Lockheed to reimburse them for 8 undelivered planes
• Man accused in cop car crash pleads not guilty
• Acworth seeking memorabilia to display in old jail
• Cherokee location to set scene for Disney movie
• Prosecutors seeking death penalty in slaying of trooper from Marietta
• Chandler's willing to stand behind controversial paper ... 'absolutely'
• Fire department demonstrates how sprinklers save lives
• Commissioners to reveal wish list for TSPLOST
• Boy, 15, accused of raping girl, 14, charged as adult
• EMC members try to take back electric co-op
• Council to consider revising balloon ban
• Majority of Cobb senators pass Sunday sales bill
• Crematory fined for selling some services without registering
• Precinct tallies reflect a rather smooth split
• Popular city market returns April 2
• $300M project approved
• University plans new apartments
• Kids can pick from variety of summer camps
• Canton woman, 100, celebrates milestone
• Sec. of State worker faces drug charges after shooting
• K-8 charter wants to open in 2012
• 'Yes' vote takes it in a photo finish
• Cheerleading Takes Second Place at Spirit Unlimited Competition at Georgia St.
• Bahamas Native Archer Wraps Up Record-Breaking CTC Career
• Traffic at SPLOST polls is slow, director says
• Around Town: Goldstein's likely suit vs. city qualifies as a ... man bites dog story
• Council approves new polling place for Ward 7A
• Internal Affairs clears Cobb officers in traffic stop probe
• Tunnel hits huge milestone
• KSU faculty delays vote on provost
• John McCain's daughter speaks at KSU; wants Romney, not Palin, for president
• F&T committee concerned about new Smyrna school's cost of land
• Cobb parents pleased with math changes
• Club Football Open Tryouts to be Held This Saturday
• CTC Track and Field Competes Unofficially at Southern Invitational
• Ga. Board of Ed OKs math flexibility
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Rallies duel for votes
• Baseball group steps up to the plate, fields get facelift
• Nonprofit, consignment sale help girls find affordable dresses
• GOP voters choose Dendy
• Boy, 11, pens first novel in fantasy series
• Pizzeria in a pickle
• SPLOST yea, nay? Shut up!
• YMCA upping ante to raise money for the disadvantaged
• Poll: Cobb schools favor changing math curriculum
• Police arrest man in restaurant robbery
• Early period pulled in 6,522 SPLOST voters
• Around Town: Much at stake in Tuesday's vote, but for Lee there's more than most
• Cherokee private school set for foreclosure sale
• Balloon ban taking air out of business
• Change batteries in smoke alarms when setting clocks
• Top city employees get favorable reviews
• Bartlett accuses Banks of making false statements in newsletter
• Just another brutal month in Cobb for foreclosures
• Firm upset envelope math cost them job
• DMDA awards sponsorships, transfers Sawyer Road deed
• Man accused of throwing objects agrees to plea
• Jobless rate up slightly
• Council appoints members to three city boards
• See live fire demonstration March 15
• Protect appliances, electronics from power surges
• Council approves improvements, funding for three city parks
• CTC Men�s Hoops Caps Off First NJCAA Season with Playoff Berth
• Council approves revised height restrictions on Square
• Apply for homestead exemptions by April 1
• School board: Traditional calendar here to stay
• Pro-tax group: CID donations to be used for voter education
• Papp stands by provost choice
• Marietta Police get scare when lightning strikes headquarters
• Councilman threatens city with suit
• Neighbor says cars parked near subdivision a hazard
• Police chief accepts firing
• District budget shortfall climbs
• Cherokee dog performs scooter trick on various TV shows
• Burglar strikes at VFW Post 2681
• Authorities search for sexual assault suspect
• Cherokee County city reveals draft of ordinance to regulate 'pill mills'
• CIDs help fund pro-SPLOST campaign
• Angelucci: I did what's best
• KSU chief gives provost uproar silent treatment
• Commissioners, past and present, give chairman an earful on oversight panel
• Cobb pulls plug on vote for purchasing director at last minute
• Small fires spur Marietta Diner to temporarily close
• Golden Eagles Baseball Program Kicks Off First-ever Season
• Around Town: Wondering about status of new KSU provost? Then join the ... ‘Kremlinologists’
• School calendar debate back on agenda
• Forum comes under fire by activist King
• Mixed-use project gets tax discounts
• Deal talks HOPE, jobs
• Cobb schools' CFO: Data reveals deficit may pass $20-35M estimate
• Lockheed's 3-year deal passes by 57%
• Three students win Betty Gray Scholarship
• Height limits for buildings on the Square on council's agenda
• International Club Meeting Tomorrow March 8, 2011
• Help the Paws Fundraiser
• Lockheed contract ratified
• Two schools' staffs compete to be the biggest loser
• Sacred space: Church gets its own sanctuary
• Deal to land NCR jet is a first for Cobb
• County uses tax incentives to lure firms
• Commissioners to discuss new director Tues.
• Can't rain on their PARADE
• SCLC defends expelled Sprayberry student
• Lauren Burk scholarship now fully funded at Auburn
• Cobb EMA chief Lloyd steps down after probe
• Teens expanding all-girl ministry into nonprofit
• Longtime Cobb educator preps for luncheon, reflects on career
• Man to trade bedroom for tent to help Haiti
• Theatre in the Square to present 'The Little Foxes'
• Sailor surprises his children at school
• Around Town: KSU's new colors ... black, gold - and red?
• Eagles Fall Short to Coastal Georgia 89-84
• Beijing city government delegation visits Marietta
• Have fun at recreation center events this year
• Inaccessibility of new courthouse should nix indictment, attorneys for EMC's Brown claim
• School calendar vote in spotlight again at Bartlett's town hall
• Strike looms at Lockheed
• GOP chair hopefuls differ on approaching SPLOST
• County panel recommends new purchasing director
• Police: Soldiers tried to steal weapons
• Sweepstakes parlors banned in Kennesaw
• Marietta offers program to repair a home
• Local university shoots movie in Marietta
• City Council meets March 7 and 9
• Powder Springs lawyer, 78, accused of theft
• Libyan planes sitting in Cobb
• Woman sought in Austell blaze
• $100K granted to study Six Flags area
• Burk killer gets death sentence
• Leaders mull renovations to Custer Park
• Police trying to identify body of burned man
• Public invited to open house March 5
• Most Cobb lawmakers favor firms over trees
• Board talks funding before budget approval
• Zoning panel OKs psychic reading biz
• Local hosts house party to celebrate Peace Corps' anniversary
• Police say man lured women from Craigslist, raped them
• Some damage, no serious injuries reported in Cherokee after storm
• Around Town: Lee, Hankerson hope to have judges, courts ... feel the squeeze
• It Was A Noteworthy Weekend!
• Co-op drops lawsuit
• EMC board files to rehire Brown on retirement day
• Lack of funds an issue for Marietta Museum of History
• Board to discuss elementary schools' funding
• Look to the STARS
• H&R Block Tax Session
• Men's Indoor Track Team Breaks Four School Records and Qualifies 4 x 400 Team For Nationals
• Women's Indoor Track Team Breaks Three School Records At Sewanee Invitational
• Father shaves his head in solidarity with son undergoing chemotherapy
• Gaze at Cobb's STAR students: 24 students, 24 teachers to be honored at recognition banquet
• Red carpet glamour
• Austell proceeds to close on homes damaged by flood
• Scuba diver aiming high
• Cobb authorities seeking help solving 78 old murders
• Expert: Mideast chaos could lead to $4 per gallon
• Accused teacher held back until end of child porn case
• Scenes in Disney movie to be shot in Cherokee
• Following probe, EMA leader put on unpaid leave
• Nonprofit founder speaks at annual black history event
• Goldstein feels he'll slip under new height limit
• Details released in Powder Springs chief's firing
• Around Town: 'Where to?' for MRC
• New provost hired at KSU
• Tosha Phillips gets a dental gift as she turns her life around
• Ex-minister arrested on child porn charges
• MRC deals with bad reputation, low funds
• Driver, 19, from Marietta hits cop car head-on
• Feds nab Cherokee teacher found with hundreds of child porn photos
• Population increase of 27% predicted for county by 2040
• Powder Springs moves ahead with silent train crossing in downtown
• Eagles Hold on to Nip Bobcats 87-86: Earn Playoff Spot
• Retired minister arrested on child porn charges
• Patterson Breaks 400M School Record at Clemson
• City Council meets March 2 and 7
• Locals get ready for red carpet
• Teacher pleads guilty in abuse case
• Police talk woman out of house after 3-hour standoff
• Canton director uses film to highlight PTSD
• Good deed ignites gratitude
• Splost bout: Round one
• Panel adopts shorter Square height limits
• Marietta offers rebates for energy efficiency improvements
• Lee: We need changes with water revenue
• Auto shop giving away car to family in need
• Convention bureau receives clean bill of health for funding
• Commissioners OK Mableton development code
• Hot-Shooting Eagles Cruise by Warriors 88-78
• Club Football Tryouts
• Early voting available through March 11
• Around Town: Squaring Off - SPLOST forces go head-to-head Wednesday
• Former therapist found guilty of sexual battery
• Balanced calendar proponents threaten recalls
• Early voting for SPLOST begins
• A matter of HOPE: Local lawmakers discuss proposed cuts to scholarship program
• Square's fountain to undergo repairs for rust damage
• Mariners Pull Away at End to Top Eagles 81-71
• Job Recruiters on Marietta Campus this Week
• Glover Park fountain to undergo restoration
• A touch of Tara: Crowd gathers at Marietta museum to applaud new book
• 'Victory not yet accomplished'
• BOC to run gamut from water audit to transit options
• SPLOST early voting begins on Monday
• Chairman Lee touts needs for transit study
• Not forgotten: Volunteers clean up Jonesville Cemetery
• Woodstock woman opens her home to veteran, helps him display his artwork
• Austell business owners display their muscle
• Relief comes to some in stalled development
• Cherokee High grad, 25, dies in Vietnam tour boat accident
• Around Town: 'Monkey' business ... Four stuck to guns on promises to public
• KSU student killed in crash; driver charged
• Veterans clinic moves to Austell to meet demand
• Lanes of I-75 South to close Sunday
• Teen killed in crash on I-575
• Calling all Marietta homeowners' association representatives
• Board votes 4-3 to restore traditional school calendar
• Ga.'s 1st MRI-friendly pacemaker implanted at Kennestone Hospital
• Ott focused on giving jobs to legal residents
• 1st female Superior Court judge in Cobb to retire
• Baseball team to honor slain Ga. trooper
• Cobb EMC turns suing members into defendants
• 'Huge task' ahead for tax assessor
• The American Marketing Association Meeting Information
• Eagles Blow Leads, Fall to Highlanders 93-88
• Marietta plants trees to help environment, celebrate Arbor Day
• Marietta honors resident for dedicated service
• Panel to CCSD: Hold off on 9th-grade center
• Height board hits road bump
• County sees increase in potholes compared to ones seen last year
• Former governor Barnes can keep his cows, city says
• Authorities seek help to ID body
• Difficult times prove too much for Blackwell theater
• Public Safety Club Meeting
• Register online for Marietta's 2011 July 4 parade
• BOC tables vote on river development
• 6-month-old dies after crash on I-75
• School board to vote on calendar, Smryna elementary, center
• Board votes to redistrict students
• Jiles work excites locals
• Kell students inventing robot to help clean up oil spills
• Company may bring 110 jobs
• Around Town: Showdown ... but look for traditional calendar to be approved
• Lockheed, union negotiating new contract
• Both sides passionate on calendar
• Cobb EMA deputy director on paid leave
• Dozens protest clinic
• Waycross 'Swamps' Eagles 80-62
• A CASE for Cobb EMC reform
• At-risk kids now have haven in Kennesaw
• City: Still no answers on firing
• Court hears Strother appeal on Valentine's Day
• Another day, another vote
• Cherokee community helps girl, 7, in need of kidney transplant
• Retiring headmaster discusses school's evolution, his tenure
• Egyptian natives in Cobb celebrate leader's downfall
• Around Town: Gays, Gold and Goats ... MDJ's Franklin story hits national nerve
• Residents, leaders spar in Cherokee city
• Survey: GOP voters support Sunday sales vote
• Woman in boating death gets probation
• Colotl indicted on felony charge
• Event celebrates fifth-grader's non-fiction books
• Parton and Latifah to film at Howard's in Smyrna
• Cobb reveals 3 school calendar options in poll
• CARMAX Information Sessions
• Red Cross Blood Drive
• $1.7 million improvements planned for Hickory Hills Park
• Local agencies: Crackdown on underage drinking successful
• Smyrna woman dancing in 'Beauty'
• DMDA wants more TV ads for downtown
• Cobb says felling of oak trees needed step for driver safety
• First lady visits Alpharetta church
• Charter school future bleak
• Powder Springs police chief fired amid probe
• Council denies wrecker service
• Atlanta Metro Runs Past Golden Eagles 80-68
• Council sides with neighborhood over Marble Mill Road business
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Board debates building new 9th-grade center
• Former Cartersville legislator gets 11th District GDOT post
• Panel won't try to stop charter school closing
• Teen Republican chapter kicking off in Cherokee
• School board to vote anew on calendar
• Dooley talks flower power Feb. 25-27
• Events planned to help baby fighting cancer
• City honors 102 year-old resident
• ID, details released on bomb threat suspect
• Board approves development plan for Mableton, 5-0
• Three waste businesses tout '10 work
• Cherokee cities working to block 'pill mills'
• Subcontractor fired after failing to verify workers, says CCSD
• Kroger to anchor shopping mall
• New school to be part of Belmont Hills redevelopment plan
• Woodstock house burns, none hurt
• Safe Kids Cherokee program to distribute car seats, educational material
• It Takes Two (Two OT's, that is) As Eagles Drop Warriors
• Eagles Fly Past East Georgia College 92-80
• Around Town: Extortion Plot - Sources say school bomber demanded $10 million
• Ga. high court hears EMC case
• Marietta school board clashes with Rep. Setzler's bill
• Councilman confronted on building's state
• 200 jobs coming to Kennesaw
• SPLOST sides to square off on Feb. 23
• Lee reveals new economic initiative
• Ioni Christian Breaks Two School Records and Qualifies in another event at Niswonger Invitational
• SPLOST forum coming Feb. 23
• Calendar issue to go before school board
• Two dead in suspected murder-suicide
• BOC to host 2nd code amendment hearing
• BLW records smaller 2nd quarter loss
• East Cobb Rep. Franklin's take on gays, gold, goats and God
• Struggling students at Park Street may get more class time
• Smyrna gun shop owner expanding business
• Futuristic commuter rail gains international attention
• Cherokee health care providers see growth, expanding services
• New state super Barge-s in with big announcement
• Setzler's SPLOST legislation under fire
• Kennesaw to shell out $10K for transit study
• Sky View counselor among top 10 in U.S.
• Around Town: State of the County ... Lee rightly finds much to brag about
• Albany Tech Sweeps Golden Eagles
• First Fridays and Art Walk start March 4
• Foreclosure notices dip slightly for March
• Cobb leaders support alcohol sales legislation
• Cobb employee on third deployment sends keepsake
• Suspect in school bomb threats in custody in Chicago
• 60 National Guard soldiers to deploy to Iraq for a year
• 16 vying for Cobb schools superintendent job
• Associate Degree Scholarships Offered from DegreeDirectory.org
• Marietta offers rebate program on qualified appliances
• Register for Citizens Government Academy
• City Council meets February 7 and 9
• Austell buys salt and sand spreader
• Biz lawyer to KSU: Harness technology
• Heart disease survivor to share story on ‘Today’ show
• Hickory Lake apartments not yet empty
• Marietta plans roundabout
• Still no committee formed to study gov't waste
• New standards should improve Lake Allatoona
• Learn gun safety at free seminar
• Valentine's Dance
• FEMA awards fire department $285,000
• Q&A with Tricia Pridemore
• Q&A with Sue Everhart
• Execs mum on Cobb EMC's stake in power plant
• $300M multi-use project receives recommendation
• Survey: Hundreds of homeless in Cherokee
• Police investigate school bomb threats
• Board hires interim deputy superintendent
• Developer for Marietta Walk files for Chap. 7 bankruptcy
• AMA Meeting and Announcements
• Golden Eagles Split League Play Over Weekend
• Councilman Coleman hosts town hall meeting
• Hickory Hills Park renovation may be complete by Nov.
• Man who transported minors for prostitution receives prison time
• Is Sweeney flip-flopping on a promise? School board vice-chair tables vacation accrual perk vote indefinitely at meeting
• A positive note: Tumlin gives upbeat State of City address
• Campus Financial Event!
• Celebrating Lunar New Year
• "Game Days" in Campus Life Office
• Five School Records And Another National Qualifier at Tennessee State Indoor Track Invite
• Register online for 2011 Senior Games
• Red Ink
• Seniors get on board
• Mah Jongg tournament to benefit synagogues' preschool
• School calendar still in spotlight
• Bank exec looks forward to more time at Chamber
• 4 Cherokee teens nominated for top-notch military academies
• MDJ lauds theater director's efforts
• Wayward pig eludes animal control
• Lockheed's new leader: Performance is job No. 1
• Opinions differ over Cobb use of water funds
• Senators push tax spending legislation
• Around Town: When it comes to the housing market, there's good news, bad news
• Humane Society preps for benefit
• CCT bus driver charged in accident
• Brown seeks indictment dismissal on technicality
• Golden Eagles Come Up Short at Georgia Perimeter 77-71
• SPLOST groups say they'll square off in debate
• Cobb school board tables vacation decision
• EMC's Brown: Charges can't be prosecuted
• Mayor highlights increase in jobs
• Former Cobb SWAT officer to serve 4 years in boating death of fellow officer
• Setzler picked as Cobb Delegation head
• Jobless rate falls slightly in Cobb
• Marietta wants waste bins gone from Square
• Caretaker rescues horses from burning barn
• Teen charged in crash that killed friend
• AITP Meeting February 3, 2011
• History museum receives certification to apply for Air Force aircraft
• Board will vote on construction notes yet again
• Council member Goldstein hopes revision to tree ordinance takes root
• First code hearing draws concerns
• Exhibit Hall leader tables request for funding from Cobb
• Fairground Street summary
• New program will help businesses network with KSU students, professors
• New deal approved for Cobb manager
• State Supreme Court to hear appeal by Cobb EMC officials
• School board preps to vote on touchy issues
• Principals quiz rep. on teacher legislation
• On 'Night of Polite,' state Capitol Hill contingent now wants to see president put words into action
• Man charged in wife's death
• Authorities: Man coerced juvenile into sexual acts
• Upcoming Phi Beta Lambda Meeting
• Giving a hoot: Proposed KSU dormitories not sitting well with neighbors
• Business owners campaign to give downtown Marietta a youthful vibe
• Mayor: Solution to Dumpsters on the Square needed
• Golden Eagles Split Games Over Weekend
• Four School Records and Two Qualify for Nationals at App State Indoor Track Invitational
• Advocates say 2011 SPLOST is a fair tax
• Isakson: 'Day of reckoning' is here
• Elderly woman gets 3 years in death of girl, 5
• Around Town: Baby Doc's back ... and so is his attorney, Bob Barr
• Cobb groups band together to fight SPLOST
• 3 Cobb star students achieve perfect ACT or SAT scores
• Acworth mayor to highlight 'All-America City'
• Donations made to Cobb Cares down from 2009
• Mayor, council members laud technology for making roads safer
• Economist: Job market needs time to recover
• 18 SPLOST projects may be doomed
• Journal announces new business editor
• Hankerson's contract up for vote Tuesday
• Open house to explore I-285 traffic solutions
• Bill would put teeth in existing immigration law
• Lawmakers, officers weigh in on 'Chad's Law'
• Shaky foundation: Fewer than 700 new homes were built in all of Cobb in 2010
• Around Town: East Cobb's Moon finally awakens from coma
• Cherokee Co. school board: Graduations to stay at church
• Mayor: City may change health insurance
• Gov. helps flip switch on interactive energy center
• Video shows CCT bus striking pedestrian
• Police want 'Chad's Law'
• Special Olympics kicking off tonight
• Catholic HQ moving to Smyrna
• Feds crack major drug-trafficking ring in Cobb
• Experience life behind the badge with Citizens' Police Academy
• Compete at Senior Games and meet new friends
• City Council meetings Wednesday
• Mayor Tumlin's State of City address rescheduled for January 31
• Marietta awards local business $48,200 to expand and hire employees
• Woman's leg lost in CCT bus accident
• Eight arrested in sex offender operation Tues.
• Audit on water revenues expected soon
• Son charged with murder in father's death
• Student wins full military scholarship
• Cell tower proposal at Compton Elementary draws opposition
• Cobb students must make up 1.5 snow days
• Charter school decision delayed
• Mayor highlights goals achieved, announces intention to seek another term in November
• Cobb EMC exec's Chamber term coming to end
• Eagles Fall to Waycross College 86 - 82 in Double OT
• Blood Drive Wed, February 16 2011
• Register online now for annual Daddy Daughter Dance
• Marietta will make up four days of school
• EMC hopefuls call for more transparency
• Citizen oversight panel for Cobb MIA
• 'Smallest we've had,' but Cobb maintains positive fund balance
• Development group re-elects chairman
• Powder Springs mayor: City enjoyed moderate success in '10
• Upcoming International Club Meetings
• Around Town: High Marks - New school board off to good start
• Projected budget shows $20-35M shortfall
• Keeping the dream alive
• Cobb leaders act in 'The Sunshine Boys' to benefit Strand
• Comedian pays homage to King at KSU
• Gibbs putting out fires at home, in Dome
• After storm, Chatt. Tech adds 3 days to calendar
• FY10 audit to be presented on Tuesday
• Ice storm hurt some businesses, helped one
• A legacy lives on
• Dems get down to business
• 18-year-old killed after crash on ice
• Despite lost days, judges say courts are operating smoothly
• BBB: Worries over website are overblown
• New school board dives right in to critical issues in first session
• Marietta WWII vet dies after slipping on ice
• Opening session divisiveness makes it clear: Battle lines have been drawn
• Pro-SPLOST group releases names of 50 prominent members
• Cobb tally for storm cleanup: $188,000
• Marietta woman vying to become state GOP chair
• Grand jury indicts Favors in trooper's killing
• Tumlin makes city appointments for '11
• Kennesaw tables re-signing firm as lobbyist
• Around Town: Testy Tim ... Hankerson contract status has chairman on edge
• AITP Meeting Announcement
• Eagles Win in OT, Lady Eagles Fall to Cleveland State
• Council appoints members to city, community boards
• House speaker says put Atlanta mayor on TSPLOST roundtable
• New school board suddenly mired in conspiracy theory
• Councilman's sister elected to DMDA
• Church, family rally for mother with brain injury
• Cobb schools looking to make up snow days
• Marietta places new restrictions on pain clinics
• ER seeing a lot of slips and falls from ice
• Murder suspect: Penske 'stole $500M' from me
• Cobb schools closed again Friday
• Jeweler seeks DMDA seat tonight
• Tumlin makes city appointments for 2011
• Roads update
• Sanitation, recycling and brush pickup schedule
• Mayor appoints Council committees
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Cobb, Marietta schools closed; trash pickup questionable
• A year later: Pain of Penske killings still fresh
• Sanitation service update
• City on regular schedule Thursday
• Man pleads guilty in death of officer on Lake Allatoona
• Chastain makes candidate No. 4 in GDOT race
• Got snow? Build igloo
• Students, school board members get today off
• 300 tons cover Cobb roads
• Docs arrive on time
• 2 people die in house fire
• Police say man stabs roommate, flees into cold
• Winter storm that shut down South heads northbound
• Good news ... and bad news
• City opens 10 a.m. Wednesday
• Freshman Senator Tippins straps on chains, plows way to Gold Dome
• Solar energy powers company at McCollum Airport
• SPSU's $30.8M technology engineering center expected to open Tuesday with ribbon-cutting
• City closed until noon Tuesday
• Interstate 75 South Closed at Canton Road
• Cobb schools closed tomorrow
• I75 at South Loop reopened
• Interstate 75 North Closed at South Marietta Parkway
• Winter weather may cause more problems, possible power outages have officials worried
• Winter storm among worst Mariettans can remember
• Cobb crews at work, but roads 'not safe'
• Bartlett, Sweeney will take the reins
• Marietta city government closed Monday
• 8 tips for driving in winter conditions
• City meetings Jan. 10 postponed
• Attorney General-elect Olens volunteers as part of Deal's 'Day of Service'
• TSPLOST: Agree to pay, or it'll cost you
• American dream come true
• Woman in DUI case challenges breath analyzer
• Lawmakers to address taxes, HOPE Monday
• Cobb prepares for 3-5 inches of snow by Mon.
• Cherokee leaders set sights on parks, airport expansion as 2011 priorities
• EMC's Brown free on own recognizance
• Meteorologist predicts a lot of snow Monday
• Mixed reaction ranges from anger to support, cynicism to disbelief
• More Cobb students eligible for free lunches
• Cherokee school spokesman wants extended leave following DUI arrest
• Cobb foreclosures off to bad start in 2011
• Around Town: No-shows ... but Eagle, Morgan deny boycott
• Dwight Brown booked, released at Cobb Jail
• City offices closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• New members sworn in; school board getting right to work
• EMC’s Brown indicted for theft, racketeering
• Pebblebrook graduate returns to south Cobb with 'Oklahoma!' tour
• Public excited for new school board members
• Chatt Tech's enrollment surges
• Chatt. Tech eyes expansion as Canton campus opens
• New leader takes helm of Lockheed in Marietta
• Neighboring county may kick parking boots to curb
• Student takes 6-week course at Oxford
• Events to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Acworth man killed in I-75 crash
• Mayor Tumlin discusses State of City January 12
• City Council meets January 10 and 12
• Mabry has HEART
• 3 DMDA seats up for grabs
• SCLC announces MLK holiday events
• Commissioner Goreham first woman to serve three straight terms
• Graduate petitioning to keep church commencements
• Groups work to pass, defeat SPLOST
• Board approves wrecker service despite residents' ire
• Doctors seeing fewer flu cases than a year ago
• Auction block awaits strip club
• Prostitution cases rare in Cherokee
• County denies owing damages to fired manager
• Canton man to head wildlife refuge region
• Trooper's death sparks Fulton court overhaul
• Bus crash injures children
• Big Chicken manager robbed at gunpoint
• Public input sought on Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan
• Locals gearing up for MLK Day
• Officials explore light-rail link
• Police: 32 arrested during an underage drinking house party
• Kennesaw officials: By February we plan to fix Legacy Park ditch
• Historic Board proposal upsets member
• Couple's second child makes his 2011 debut
• Ready to shake things up
• Pint-sized BMX rider is hooked on extreme sport
• Thousands salute 'man of integrity'
• In 2011, I resolve to ...
• Around Town: In race for DOT board, will Cobb's Wiles be the odd man out
• Suspect's probation supervision under review
• Police chief on leave pending investigation
• Meeting Park in new hands
• Council seeking nominations for diversity awards
• 'Trooper LeCroy was a super guy'
• Billy Joe Royal New Years Show
• Proposed 'pill mill' restrictions advance
• Court clerk's office readies for moving day
• Austell residents likely to see water costs rise as much as 5%
• Video: Driver wrecked, leaned out passenger window, fired 3 shots
• Gregory Favors: Career criminal, so why was he free?
• Funeral set Friday for 'loving husband, father'
• Drivers urged to consider traffic conditions December 30-31
• City plans pick up of Christmas trees
• Square jeweler polishes 105-year-old church lamps for free
• Fairground work likely to last until spring 2012
• Habitual offender charged in Marietta trooper's death
• Parks and Recreation announces 2011 events
• Police department receives $252,800 to make Marietta's roads safer
• Male nurse indicted on 7 additional sex charges
• Marietta council to review restrictions on pain clinics
• Blizzard postpones Goreham's swearing-in
• Winter shenanigans
• Apply for job with Marietta Fortune 500 company
• City offices closed New Year's Eve
• Kennesaw siblings excel in martial arts competitions
• Council looks back on year with Tumlin
• A Cobb Christmas story
• Santas tell all
• Not everyone off for the holiday
• This nurse puts it all on the line
• Cobb Cares keeps woman's lights on
• Company donates van to family for Christmas
• Red Cross sees steady stream of donors
• Malls swamped with last-minute shoppers
• Two Cobb homes damaged by fires
• Cobb Cares helps get woman's power restored
• City Council committee meetings, work session Wednesday
• MHA secures $9M grant for new development
• Cobb Cares: Cobb senior citizen has troublesome tree removed
• Canton family to 'feud' on TV
• Jobless rate climbs from 9.1% to 9.6%
• Child abuse numbers increase 58% in Cobb
• Marietta Wal-Mart robbed early Wed.
• Golden Eagles clip BC Howren, move to 9-3 on the year
• JV Eagles, Lady Eagles Sweep Georgia Northwestern
• Constantino accepts Va. superintendent job
• Animal shelter seeks full-time veterinarian
• Up, up, away for students
• Marietta board adopts two-year school calendar
• Six women arrested in prostitution sting
• Deal talks taxes, education during tour of soft drink facility
• Cherokee charities meet holiday goals
• Arts center profits up for 2010, but Galleria's decline
• Cobb Cares: Man helped with dentures so he can maintain proper nutrition
• Marines at work collecting toys; 2010 total is more than 500,000
• Search for Cobb schools' super begins
• Looking good as new
• Rain, snow possible over Christmas
• Lawmakers talk education, immigration
• Local man nabbed on suspicion of bootlegging DVDs
• Cobb Cares pays vehicle repair bill
• American Marketing Association Meeting
• An open and shut case
• Cobb awaits total eclipse of the moon
• Domino's driver braved winter storm on foot to deliver a pizza
• Cobb woman collecting blankets for metro area's homeless
• Officials dedicate, tour new Cobb Superior Courthouse
• Community helps family of 6-year-old with rare disorder
• Holly Springs club provides safe nightlife environment for teenagers
• Cobb Cares: Charity helps elderly woman pay past-due utility bill
• 'Tis the season to give
• Around Town: Lee drew up different kind of Christmas list
• Kennesaw mayor joins exec panel for TSPLOST?
• 8 arrested on drug distribution charges
• Cobb Cares: Grandmother helped with mortgage payment
• Lockheed to pay U.S. gov't $10.3M
• Marietta Charter School renewal request rejected
• Lockheed celebrates sale of C-130Js to India
• Judge rejects permit for Cobb EMC-funded plant
• Majestic new courthouse is a model of efficiency in the era of greater security
• Two Cobb government centers to remain open
• Icy roads bring area to a halt
• Cobb Cares: Woman gets help removing tree that was threatening her home
• Monday expected to be busiest mailing day of the year
• Icy roads in Marietta, sanitation services affected
• City crews monitoring slick spots, sanitation services may be affected
• Survival of charter school at risk
• Mass e-mail calls GOP chair 'liberal'
• Trauma care: A necessary step
• Cherokee offices, roads closed from ice
• MDJ goes to press early because of weather
• BREAKING NEWS: Cobb schools delayed
• Keeping lights on: Power Center oversees 500 miles of electric lines
• New Financial Aid Policy Effective Winter Quarter 2011
• Marietta tears down last Preston Chase apartments, makes way for park
• Tell Santa your wishes before his trip around the world
• Republic of Georgia delegation visits Marietta, learns how city functions
• Board OKs senior living development
• WellStar Health System eyes upgrade to serve residents in north Metro area
• National Guard marks birthday with ceremony filled with songs, skits
• 14-year-old OK after a boulder pins him down
• City finalizes 2011 SPLOST project list
• County OKs SPLOST vote, 4-1
• Outstanding city employees honored
• Commissioners slated to vote on newest SPLOST
• Baby, it's cold inside
• Early morning blaze destroys home
• City mulls school calendars, super to propose 2 options
• Cobb Cares enables mom to keep home after job loss
• Around Town: Generosity leads to a big Movember
• CTC Notches First Region XVII Win
• Suspect killed in confrontation with Cobb police
• Marietta Kiwanis members attached to kettle campaign
• Merci Mr. Thomsen
• Marietta OKs smaller SPLOST list
• Woodstock, Cherokee Co. honored for environmentally sound policies
• Adding 'a touch of class': Granite walls erected around Town Center area as part of beautification project
• Military honors fallen soldiers at Marietta cemetery
• Cobb has no plans to change church graduations
• Cobb Cares: Charity helps woman avoid a life-threatening situation
• 300-plus graduate at Chatt Tech's fall commencement
• Cobb Cares: Family helped out with past-due rent, power bill
• Students: Keep graduations at church
• Ex-jurist agrees to never hold judgeship again
• Isakson: I think tax cuts will pass
• Around Town: Outgoing Cobb legislative delegation chair swinging the hallow gavel
• GOP invites ICE official to D.C. after brushoff
• Future of SPLOST up in air
• City offices closed for Christmas and New Year's
• Board opts to not have retreat before new members come in
• Students: Keep commencements at church
• Three school board members bid adieu
• Jury awards $8,000 in mold suit
• Tea Party says it will back Cobb SPLOST if it's 3 years or less
• Santa letters raise money for charity
• Countdown continues: 6-year SPLOST plan, once cut to 5 years, now a 4-year offering
• Shelters prepare for extra need as temperatures drop
• DREAM 'is likely dead for the year'
• Contrary to popular belief, it's a sensible, orderly group
• Cobb foreclosures high, but better than last year
• CTC Teams Drop Pair to South Georgia Tech
• Council appoints members to two boards
• Mayor reads to local students, discusses importance of reading
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Water, electric rates to go up
• Marietta OKs handicapped spots
• 15-year-old to be tried as adult in beating of 94-year-old
• Lease on museum renewed
• Cobb students show gains in ITBS scores
• Cobb Cares: Mother, children helped out of bug-infested mobile home
• Judge Golick gets Division I seat
• "Warning to Veterans" e-mails fake
• SPLOST list, dates still unclear
• School board to say goodbye to 3 members
• KSU prof accused of exposing self
• Marietta firm leases golf course
• Local groups present wish lists for 2011
• Alumni Runner Koyiaki 2nd in NCAA Div II
• Lee delays SPLOST vote one more week
• Lee's holiday tune
• Armed robbery suspect shot inside liquor store
• Dad gets help with apartment move
• Light up the night
• Nonprofit group formed to assist patients, families
• Foundation will help family with holiday finances
• Local family to be featured on America's Funniest Home Videos tonight on ABC
• Senior citizen receives help for cracked tooth
• Papp carries full load at KSU
• Suit claims Hickory Lakes apartment had mold
• 3 of 5 commissioners oppose 5-year SPLOST
• SafePath honors child advocates
• Zebra Construction vacates courthouse job
• Around Town: Wiles angles for spot on Georgia DOT after the agony of defeat
• Smyrna may reduce rent for Hickory Lake tenants
• Sweep nets 33 arrests
• SPLOST cut to 5 years
• Acworth to mark 150th birthday with holiday event
• Cities, too, must slim down list of SPLOST projects
• Verdict in: Juvenile Court will stay put indefinitely
• Cobb Cares: Student gets help with past-due rent
• Guest 'mayor' inspires city to declare Random Acts of Kindness Day
• Eagles Roll Over Reinhardt JV 95 - 49
• City Council meets December 6 and 8
• Hickory Lake residents want help moving
• Leaders getting a move on transit tax
• Interim CEO hired permanently to lead Cobb visitors bureau
• Cherokee resident, 18, selling hot dogs for needy families
• Zoning board gives go-ahead for senior living development
• Chamber honors three with citizenship awards
• FBI arrests ex-Cobb man accused of child trafficking
• Celebrate The Holidays With CSO Holiday Pops
• Cherokee County declared farming disaster area
• Kennesaw touts new positions; vote is Mon.
• Fincher wins Georgia court Division II seat
• European circustry delivers holiday cheer
• Cobb Cares: Woman gets help with bills
• Brothers-in-law die in one-car accident
• Chattahoochee Tech finishing its Canton campus, opens in January
• Updated e-Edition offers enhancements
• Police: Marietta grandfather shot at family on Thanksgiving
• Economist: Few gains expected in 2011
• City Council meeting dates announced for 2011
• 8 homes in Smyrna/Vinings will be featured on holiday tour
• Lee: Next SPLOST may be 4 years, not 6
• Reps want immigration program to be expedited
• Officials discuss utilities rate hike
• Police: Two had false immigration documents
• Today's runoff decides judicial seats
• Tour Marietta's historic homes this weekend
• Trolley Co. plans festive tours
• Crew starts demolition work on Cuthbertson building
• Eight-year-old empowers and educates
• 3 judicial seats to be decided in Tuesday's runoff
• Cities ready to light up trees for holidays
• Bringing joy to the needy: Charities in Cherokee expect larger demand for basic necessities, toys for holiday season
• Marietta editor meets descendants of prominent family featured in book
• Cobb Cares: Senior gets help with medication
• Topping the charts: WellStar, magazine honor local as ‘Working Mother of the Year’
• A Black Friday blitz: Cobb retailer: ‘Shopping much busier than last year’
• Gobble Jog races draw field of 7,000
• Marietta native finds a way to feed hungry in her hometown
• VIPs to perform in 'The Nutcracker'
• Cobb Cares helps mom avoid eviction
• 'Y' he's so thankful
• Shoppers, stores prepare for hustle and bustle of Black Friday
• Cobb unemployment drops .4% for Oct.
• And why they're so thankful
• Cobb Cares: Woman catches up on bills after surgery
• Water rate hiked by 6%
• Ga. senators weigh in on TSA controversy
• SPSU developing oil cap mechanism
• Weather report: Dry Turkey Day, wet Black Friday
• Stores gear up for Black Friday
• Tax group seeks grand jury probe
• SPLOST vote postponed, blasted by Cobb residents
• City wants drug abuser database
• Tenacious and engaged
• Professor leads probe into lynch mystery
• Cooper will fill exec's shoes
• Popular farmers market ends successful 7th year
• Advanced voting for runoff begins Monday
• Police want to increase road race fees
• Q&A with Lee Rhyant
• Rhyant's legacy: Executive vice president of Lockheed Martin discusses retirement, future of plant
• SafePath earns award for service to children
• Chairman delays SPLOST decision
• Handicapped parking space gets panel's OK
• State tightening rules for teachers' raises
• Around Town: Board can't decide whether to get on or off the SPLOST merry-go-round
• School supers encouraged by test results
• Canton man pens children's holiday book
• National Guard soldiers gear up for deployment to Iraq
• Cobb Chamber names Marietta business owner Citizen of Year
• School board-appointed committee strikes down new governing policy
• Charter school in Kennesaw eyes expansion
• Missing man found dead; suicide not ruled out
• Council adds $5M line item for parks to SPLOST list
• Health care attorney chosen by WellStar as new executive VP
• More expected to travel despite gas prices
• Lockhart convicted in Lauren Burk killing
• 5 schools locked down
• Santa arrives, lights tree December 2
• Surprise: Illegal immigrant student attends KSU lecture on threat of illegal immigration
• Early settlers buried in revitalized cemetery; tour planned Saturday
• West Cobb man last seen Nov. 9
• Marietta Square gift shop owner Johnny Fulmer honored by Cobb Chamber
• Razed property on Square must have cedar fence
• Judge: School board to pay $11,000 in attorney fees
• Commissioner gives back 5% of annual pay
• Cleared employee sues Cobb
• Threat spurs security increase at Kell High
• Doctor facing child exploitation charges
• KSU students say 'kick it off!'
• Co. manager asked to submit daily calendar
• Ga. Tea Party announces opposition to county's SPLOST
• City honors elementary school poster contest winners
• Minutes of county manager's actions not being taken, despite law in place
• Colotl gets 3 days in jail
• School board to pay fees for suing residents
• Atlanta man charged in groping at Avenues of East Cobb
• Colotl gets three days in jail
• City honors police officers for arresting robbery suspect
• 'Question everything'
• Event aims to raise funds for Allatoona High
• CFR needs donations for 1,500 holiday food baskets for needy
• New board trio shot down chair
• Around Town: Happy 60th! Lockheed marks another milestone in Marietta
• Building on Square to be razed Monday
• Crimm to chair history museum
• Car slides under Cobb school bus, no injuries
• Pickup driver believed to have cut off motorcyclist is wanted by authorities
• Police seek man accused of touching female store workers
• Cobb seeks audit of Water System revenue uses
• Another dismal record
• Marietta salutes those who have served
• Cobb to begin buying homes of flood victims
• City Council committee meetings, work session Thursday
• DMDA rips mayor's building height panel
• CEO fired by WellStar lashes out
• Illegal KSU student found guilty
• Man replaces wife as Chamber COO
• November: 2010-2011 Phi Beta Lambda Career and Success Seminars
• Allied Healthcare Academic Workshop Offered at North Metro Campus
• No Parking in Rear Parking Lot the Weekend of April 30th (Marietta Campus)
• Sybil Thompson is Chosen as Chattahoochee Technical College's GOAL Winner
• Phi Beta Lambda Meeting Thursday, January 21, 2010
• Learn More about Phi Beta Lambda: November 18, 2010
• Priority Registration for Fall Quarter
• 9th Annual Duck Derby Adoptions
• Chattahoochee Technical College's TV Production Technology & Digital Media Arts Students Excel in the 2010 BEA Media Arts Competition
• Fun, Food, and Events and Chattahoochee Tech Campuses
• Student Ambassador Program
• CTC Training Program Takes Students to New Heights
• Fun, Food, and Events and Chattahoochee Tech Campuses
• Lisa Houston is Chosen as Chattahoochee Technical College's Rick Perkins Award of Excellence Winner
• $15.00 H1N1 Flu Vaccinations are Canceled
• Allied Healthcare Academic Workshop Offered at Austell Campus
• Allied Healthcare Academic Workshop Offered
• International Festival highlights cultural diversity at CTC
• Chattahoochee Technical College Radiography Students Achieve 100 Percent Pass Rate
• Scholarships Added to Student Life Page
• School board after legislative OK for sales tax
• The American Association of University Women, Cobb County Chapter, Scholarship Offered
• Chattahoochee Technical College Offers Workshops to Help Students in Life Inside and Outside of The Classroom
• The Atlanta Chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) Hosts 24th Annual Collegiate Conference
• First Hunger Banquet Held at Marietta Campus
• They answered the call to serve their country
• Allied Healthcare Academic Workshop Offered at North Metro Campus
• Blood Drive on Appalachian Campus
• Free Microsoft Training with Elevate America Program
• Priority Registration Returns Spring Quarter
• Community Services Board taking part in schizophrenia study
• Huge Surplus Property Sale!
• Priority Registration for Summer Quarter
• Three New Scholarships Offered
• Join The National Technical Honor Society
• City Council OKs proposed SPLOST list
• Allied Healthcare Academic Workshop Offered at Paulding Campus - October
• Community Blood Drive at Marietta Campus
• AT&T Pioneers Georgia Scholarship Program Offered
• Foundation Event: Reverse Raffle and Barbecue Dinner
• Public input sought on possible 2011 SPLOST
• Mabry Park preview day is Saturday
• Drop Add/ Schedule Change
• Paulding Library Grand Re-opening
• College to Career Fair 2010
• Scholarship Opportunity through Community Bankers Association of Georgia
• City offices closed for Thanksgiving holidays
• Choice for retreat site delegated by board chairwoman
• Allied Healthcare Academic Workshop Offered - Marietta
• CPR Awareness Week
• March of Dimes Fundraiser
• KSU Exhibit on Display
• Men 2nd Women 3rd at GCAA Cross Country Region Championships
• Real estate firms to pay up in 'no child' lawsuit
• Public Safety Freedom Ride - "Serving Our Troops Project"
• South Cobb Campus Name Change
• Georgia Executive Women's Netowrk Leader of Tomorrow Scholarship Offered
• Congratulations to Chattahoochee Technical College's 2010 Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL) Nominees!
• PLANET Student Career Days 2010
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Resource and Volunteer Fair
• How to Succeed in SCT 100
• Allied Healthcare Academic Workshop Offered
• The Marietta Kiwanis Club Scholarship Offered
• Student Art Display in the Atrium
• AMA Career Week in October
• Allied Healthcare Academic Workshop Offered
• Over $1,000.00 Raised for the March of Dimes
• NeoCom Scholarship Offered - Deadline: End of February
• The Georgia Mining Foundation Offers Scholarships for Technical College Students
• Fall Career and College Fair on Tuesday Oct. 26
• Job Fair on the Appalachian Campus
• 5K Fun Run, 1 mi Walk and CPR/AED Training
• Smith Named New Registrar for Chattahoochee Technical College
• Allied Healthcare Academic Workshop Offered
• Fall Food & Fun Starts October 19!
• Vote For The Mascot's Name!
• There Really Are Jobs! Prepare for Our Spring Job Fair May 4
• Chattahoochee Technical College Names Semi-finalists for Ceorgia Occupational Award of Leadershop and Rick Perkins Award
• No Classes January 16, 2010
• October: 2010 - 2011 Phi Beta Lambda Career and Success Seminars
• Allied Healthcare Academic Workshop Offered at Paulding Campus
• CTC Students Win $34,000 in Scholarships and Awards
• Scholarship Opportunity from North Fulton Regional Hospital Volunteer Services
• H1N1 Flu Vaccinations for $15.00
• Cobb wants to outsource Amphitheatre management
• Salute to veterans
• International students review resources at Cobb library
• Board member seeks new sales tax for schools
• Officials meet, advance plan for '11 SPLOST
• Board trying to marginalize SPLOST oversight panel
• Costume Contest today 3:15 in the breezeway! Cash Prizes for the winners!!!
• Wondering what prizes you get with the stamps on your "stampede card?" Look at the flyer to see the free items you can earn just for coming to student life events!
• Georgia Highlands is a having a school wide canned food drive. The cans collected between now and Nov. 17 will benefit the Center for Family Resources in Marietta. The drop off box is located in the main office.
• Cobb Board of Commissioners approves street light district mapping, senior citizens center
• Around Town: Board head eager to go again, but cagey on details
• County enters 2nd week of SPLOST information forums
• Council may renew lease on Gone with the Wind building
• School board drafts job application for super
• South Cobb High student hit by car
• Team dons mustaches for cancer awareness
• Habitat not just building homes, but also buying and remodeling
• Cobb looking to map out its streetlights
• KSU wants students to give a hoot about football
• Veterans Day events abound all this week
• Theatre in the Square, Atlanta Lyric Theatre nominated for Suzi Awards
• Sick over rising health care costs
• Who will be next Cobb School Board chair?
• A big birthday: Longtime Tidwell Ford employee celebrates 95 years
• Around Town: Who were Tuesday's biggest winners and losers?
• Marietta lawyer is in runoff for appeals court
• Committee mulls theater for Marietta High
• Group gathers ammunition to defeat SPLOST
• 'Parents have spoken'
• Whoa, baby!
• New QuikTrip brings jobs, revenue to Marietta
• Marietta Museum of History to debut Aviation Wing on Saturday
• Walker chooses Hall as new headmaster
• 'Anxiety, anger' lead to 55.6% turnout
• Potential SPLOST project list outlined to Smyrna residents
• City Council meets November 8 and 10
• Police investigate Cobb Parkway accident
• Stultz surpasses Cash in Cobb school race
• Stultz, Cash race close; Sweeney gets easy win
• Incumbents hang on in Ga. Senate races
• GOP's Teasley ousts Dooley
• State court race heads to runoff
• Patients sue WellStar over alleged assaults
• Change batteries in smoke alarms when setting clocks
• City-owned utility's profits more than double, but rates still set to increase
• City wins award for using mobile technology
• Panel approves shorter life of demo permits
• Superintendents tout district distinctions
• Cooper Middle School students win prize for anti-meth video
• Driver: Parking paint needed near Square
• New plate scanner to find stolen cars faster
• Councilman wants to raze apartments with city's cut of proposed SPLOST
• Around Town: Honoring the Past and noting a dramatic arrival
• Ga. Supreme Court will hear Cobb EMC appeal
• Fire department burns apartments for park
• Only female 2-star general in Ga. National Guard history continues fighting for women's equality in military
• Marietta church, museum unveil historical marker
• Bells Ferry school gets upgrade
• Survivors find strength in local support group
• Deal says he's paid off third of $2.3M debt
• Cancer survivor proves importance of remaining positive
• Precautions needed for trick-or-treaters
• Paige's journal: 'Make life what you want it to be'
• Senate District 33 Q&A with Prewett, Thompson
• Around Town: Cobb's school board is still in la-la land
• Cobb turnout predicted to be up to 60%
• Bitter feelings mark race for Senate seat
• Newcomer faces uphill battle vs. veteran legislator Cooper
• City offering pickup of leaves and brush
• Public input sought on possible 2011 SPLOST
• City Council committee meetings, work session Wednesday
• City hosts public meeting on possible 2011 SPLOST projects
• Retreat at Dorsey Manor named best affordable senior living
• City's housing choice voucher program receives high rating
• Honor Marietta's veterans at parade, ceremony
• 35,051 unemployed in Cobb
• Woman killed in Kennesaw motorcycle crash
• District 41 Q&A with Cooper, Lore
• District 35 Q&A with Setzler
• Ga. Music Hall of Fame could move to Woodstock
• Board to hear expired food report tonight
• Tumlin proposes changes governing downtown buildings
• Artist turns bare walls into sacred space
• See Halloween fun on Square
• Parking conundrum
• Night at the Haunted Museum
• Around Town: Ugly as a Possum?
• Walking toward cure with heart and sole
• Air show attracts 100,000
• Docs insist pros outweigh cons of mammograms
• Paige's journal: 'You are in the driver's seat'
• Education and job growth top Senate candidates' campaigns
• Incumbent in District 38 race fights for seat
• Woman leads nonprofit that pushes legislation, awareness for breast cancer
• Wings Over Atlanta 2010 soars into skies today, Sunday
• Around Town: Battling back - Olens comes to defense of county manager
• Cobb officials letting Sunday Halloween stand as is
• Woman accused of embezzling from company
• Blue Angels ready to fly over Marietta
• Senator says Amendment 3 would expedite transit projects
• Residents have until 5 p.m. today to pay property tax bills in Cobb
• City honors Chamber's public safety award winners
• County manager on the way out?
• Spectacular air show set for weekend
• Community service workers help clean city, save money
• Council says yes to Traton Homes
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• City appoints members to preservation commission, museum board
• Cobb hires GBSA to assist search for superintendent
• SPLOST tour continues
• Journey nears happy ending for Iraqi youth
• D.A. gets OK on furlough pay
• Cobb loses $3,600 on sale price, but Jack and Jill get new home far away
• First college football game set for Cobb
• Newcomer challenges S.E. Cobb incumbent
• Churches seek OK for adult center in Marietta
• Traton Homes to continue with Rockford development
• Man, 20, charged with child sexploitation
• Cobb school buses collide with car
• Barnes outlines plans for state's water woes
• Moustache madness
• Dads, businessmen eye east Cobb seat
• D.A. allowed to pay for furlough days
• School board to discuss legal fee refund for Crooks
• Around Town: Cobb's foreclosure forecast hints rebound is nowhere in sight
• Citizen task force for Square getting started
• Video advice on preventing bullying
• Barnes puts off campaigning after family hurt in car crash
• Cobb to mull $56K more for DA furlough days
• Dickerson sixth-grader wins Macy's spelling contest
• History museum will pay tribute to retired Lockheed president
• Genetic testing may help treatment
• Paige's Journal: Breast cancer 'a real struggle'
• Revived event a big success for Powder Springs
• Surgeon has a personal perspective on cancer
• Around Town: Hee-haw! Pair of 'smart asses' prompts cries of 'Mulegate!'
• Domestic violence report created buzz for this race
• Leadership main need for schools
• KSU students sleep out to experience homelessness
• Nimer promoted to MDJ online director
• Go green, get free stuff during Power/Water Week
• CANDIDATE Q & A: State House, District 37, South-central Cobb
• CCSD posts superintendent survey results
• Down economy drives up need for aid
• Foreclosures: Another brutal month in Cobb
• Kennesaw boosting recycling initiative
• Another jewel for his legacy
• Nearby armed robbery forces lockdown for an hour at SPSU
• Marietta Police officer named Chamber's Public Safety Employee of Year
• Police search for for two men after SPSU lockdown
• Defend Marietta against scarecrow invasion, celebrate victory at costume contests
• City preparing list of 2011 SPLOST projects, feedback invited
• Cobb taken for ride on deal for mules?
• Marietta schools get USDA award as probe goes on for expired food
• Cobb, Marietta educators get to take Walk of Honor
• City Council meets October 11 and 13
• Judges could rewrite job contracts under Amendment 1
• More than a year later, plaintiffs still awaiting fees from Cobb School District
• 70 years of wedded bliss
• Cobb has first '11 SPLOST hearing
• AROUND TOWN: Lee's leadership is already coming under fire
• Brave officers honored
• County falls short on funds for Hyde Farm
• Marietta police seek fugitive in apartment killing
• Cobb approves two temporary land use permits
• Solvay Pharmaceuticals to close doors in December 2011
• Smyrna to raze apartments in high-crime area
• Garcia to serve another year as Chamber chairman
• Top 3 tips for jobseekers
• Public honors for Public Safety officers
• Goreham says courts should tighten budget
• Walton, Wheeler represent Cobb in band showdown
• Author talks about 'DNA of writing' at fundraiser
• Record reveals expired food
• Public safety week to begin with breakfast
• Mother, daughter beat breast cancer
• Paige's Journal: 'Your MRI looks beautiful'
• Keeping the lights on
• Father trains son to fly helicopters with night vision
• Mableton man claims Powerball prize
• Prosecutors want boy, 15, tried as adult
• Around Town: Egg on their Faces
• Woman charged with arson in mobile home fire
• Refunds unlikely from streetlight surplus
• Investigators hired to probe expired food in city schools
• A newspaper with a purpose
• Details emerge in elderly man's beating
• Burn ban lifted for Marietta
• Brazilian au pair's license charge dismissed
• Bar association members favor incumbents in races for Cobb Superior Court
• Ex-teacher sentenced to 2 years
• 2-time survivor: 'This stinks'
• Paige's journal: 'I found a lump'
• Cobb's celebrity chef
• One Nation bloggers stop on tour to talk to Cobb NAACP president
• Radiologist: Mammograms reduce deaths by 45%
• Council preparing a list of SPLOST projects for voters
• CBS Atlanta News profiles Marietta's efforts to engage citizens through social media
• Schools chief: Bad food not being served
• 11-year-old, teen arrested in 94-year-old's beating
• Council approves clinic
• Pawn shop sting nets 2 arrests and 25 citations
• Police say child bit by rabid cat
• Healthy dose of cash
• Public urged to be vigilant in rabies prevention, control
• City Council approves employee health clinic to save money
• Board OKs 2011 budget
• City schools chief: Discovery of expired food 'serious'
• All-American talent
• New beginnings
• Shepherd's lawyer calls blog attacks libelous
• Review reveals problems with streetlight fund
• Mourning McKinley
• Relative: Young boys attacked man, 94
• $10 tag fee would expand trauma care
• Cobb schedules 11 hearings to get input for 2011 SPLOST
• Around Town: This & that with a computer handy
• Woman accused GOP candidate of battery
• Expanded park would include historic Wallis House, Harriston Hill
• Community homeowners open doors for annual tour
• Cobb set to approve budget without tax hike
• Smyrna dedicates new park, garden
• Angel Riders still soaring
• Cobb medical group warns against clinic
• Police arrest three in mobile meth lab bust in Acworth
• Around Town: Some encouraging news you can take to the bank
• Nonprofit hopes to raise funds to develop park land
• Georgia author set to speak at Walker School
• Wind at their backs
• Cobb unemployment inches up in August
• Learn emergency preparation tips for pet owners
• 72-year-old gets 15 years in prison for Marine's death
• Free medicine disposal September 25
• Public meeting on Hickory Hills Park plan
• Youth basketball registration reopens
• R&B singer gets 3 years for chase
• Police arrest 2 after finding 5 kilos of cocaine
• A city divided
• Financial counseling firm raided
• McKinley's funeral set for Monday
• Voters set to decide on energy measure
• City reappoints members to Historic Preservation Commission
• City Council work session, committee meetings Wednesday
• City hosts Town Hall meeting to discuss proposed employee health clinic
• Regents committee proposes ban on illegal immigrants
• Cities' clinics popular, but savings hard to quantify
• 'A giving, loving kid'
• Rabbit shelter can stay for one year
• Churches gather to remember '09 floods
• Search for your next job at Career Expo
• $116M mystery
• Lifelong Communities: It's part of the ARC's focus on growth
• Teen abducted in Benz returns home safely
• High court upholds two murder rulings
• North Georgia fair promises old favorites, new attractions that won't break the bank
• 2 separate incidents lead to 10 arrests at one Kennesaw home
• High IQ society, Mensa, to celebrate 50 years
• Talking trash at Lake Allatoona
• Cobb opens early voting for general election
• Street smarts
• One year and millions of dollars later, Cobb is still hurting, yet healing
• 'Jewel in the bomber plant'
• Cobb seeks public input on SPLOST
• Parents can write to obese children found living in filth
• Around Town: Cobb school board could learn lesson from watching 'Cool Hand Luke'
• Town hall meetings to focus on Marietta health clinic plans
• Cherokee woman faces 81 counts of animal cruelty
• Cobb school board seeks more options for super search
• Cobb housing permits up for month, year
• Parks bond projects progressing steadily
• East Cobb residents cry foul over smell from pump station
• Marietta postpones health clinic vote, divided on SPLOST
• GBI: Antifreeze killer's death ruled a suicide
• Sales of football apparel, novelties show excitement surrounding football team
• Marietta's Facebook page honored for engaging citizens
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Service centers may be closing
• Football in '14
• Most Cobb high schools miss SAT goals
• Local police want your unused drugs
• Lynn Turner death ruled suicide
• 4 Cobb students contract drug-resistant staph
• Children found living in house with dead dogs
• County taking steps to connect sidewalks
• Cobb, Marietta SAT averages lower than metro peer districts
• History Museum now occupies whole building
• Kick it off, KSU!
• Cobb school board to address SPLOST III revenue shortage
• Former basketball player drives her love of math to her students
• Learn emergency preparation tips for disabled residents
• Cobb chair requests streetlight fee audit
• Connell chosen as new CEO of Chamber of Commerce
• SAT scores take a dip
• GE exec: It's not all gloom and doom
• Committee shoots down Wheeler talk
• Contract harmony: History museum to sign deal today for Kennesaw House
• Antiques and classic car show September 18
• City wants March vote for SPLOST
• County withdraws lucrative Dunn contract request
• City awards local business $75,000 to expand and hire employees
• Public to have say on $328M budget
• Program shows wiping out obesity is about choices
• Largest class of volunteers ready for worst
• Hanging up his (paper) hat
• Parents criticize upcoming fall break fall break
• Never forget
• Crowd gets a taste of best food and fun in Kennesaw
• Clay Guard center opens late next year
• Passenger impaled in car crash
• Grand jury: Board should communicate better
• Around Town: Trying to Turn Tables: Deal says Barnes also got work from state government
• Executives' severance may cost WellStar $2.6M
• Muslims move event to CEPAC, sue Fox Theatre
• Commissioners likely won't consider Dunn deal
• Allatoona Cleanup plans set
• FBI seeking 2 bank robbery suspects
• Learn emergency preparation tips for older residents
• City Council meets September 13 and 15
• Georgia getting new school board ethics policies
• Cobb explores a la carte pricing for super search
• Tumlin: Clinic more bang for our buck
• Ga. revenues post biggest gain in 20 months
• Activist calls for probe into GDOT E-Verify affidavit
• Atlanta federal court slots go unfilled; cases piling up
• Accused hospital gunman to be examined
• Executive back to work after salmonella case
• Marietta Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Tuned out: Marietta High band cut short at halftime show
• Simone says he won't lead Cobb Chamber year
• Cobb schools fall short of Strategic Plan goals
• Proposed clinic may halve costs for Marietta
• Colombia native turned U.S. citizen donates book about process to schools
• AROUND TOWN: WellStar CEO's termination draws ire, concern
• Plate full of pride
• Birney Elementary, church establish a food pantry program
• Advocates: Art helps students in big picture
• Bob Sutton, visionary Cobb engineer, dead at 78
• Police department awarded $53,000 to buy two new police cars
• 'A campus man'
• Festival-goers gather in Square for annual Art in the Park event
• Around Town: Team-Building (Part IV), Cobb school board still trying to get the hang of it
• WellStar repays $2.7M in excessive refunds
• Man, son, injured when SUV flipped trying to avoid another driver
• 'Important to try to help turn the ship around'
• WellStar CEO fired
• Historic Hyde Farm now fully protected
• Beer sale proposal gets cut off
• Navy has clear vision thanks to Wheeler grad
• School board meetings unplugged
• Field set for 17th Classic
• Lembeck on list for superintendent of the year award
• District to release superintendent survey
• Help keep your neighborhood safe
• A job weld done
• Six Flags to open new thrill ride
• Colotl hearing pushed back to Oct.
• Mayor: No plans to take property from resident
• MUST fires second employee amid cash trade-off allegations
• Learn to be prepared for emergencies
• City employees save money, allows the purchase of much-needed fire truck
• Please pardon the inconvenience
• Cobb teachers awarded $1M grant
• Free lunchtime concert series continues this September on Square
• Powder Springs issues warning with 35 code violations; son cries foul
• Campbell High School alum takes musical talent to new heights
• Attorney: Teen au pair unjustly arrested, jailed
• Libertarian candidate: Voting machines faulty
• Air show organizers, county tussle over beer sales, buses
• KSU building evacuated after 2 live cannonballs found in display case
• Local pleads not guilty in Ponzi scheme
• Around Town: Dunn Deal Done For
• City awarding grants to spur job growth
• Antifreeze killer dies
• Free document shredding September 25
• Crossing lanes? Cross your fingers
• Cobb Symphony Orchestra Announces Its 60 For 60 Years!
• Marietta may fund its own health clinic
• Healthy debate
• Marietta woman gets to stay in foreclosed home
• Around Town: Dunn Deal UnDone
• Public safety tops proposed Cobb budget
• Perdue appoints Cobb Superior Court judge
• Make your own scarecrow, visit city's Scarecrows on the Square
• Strong lobbying effort by school rewarded as board approves $20 million renovation project in 7-0 vo
• Air show set to return to Marietta after 2-year wait
• Retiring elections director could land lucrative deal as consultant
• Police lawsuit could cost county taxpayers
• Good news: No hike in jobless rate
• Power to the poor
• City accepting applications for small-business grant program
• Committee: Lower grass height, more odor study needed
• Pastor: Church wins battle, loses war
• Animals test positive for West Nile
• Annual Art in the Park festival September 4-6
• Music industry veterans to lead new music and entertainment certificate program at KSU
• Proposed Cobb budget down 3% from last year
• City to sniff out ways to enforce odor ordinance
• An inspiration to all who knew, loved her
• Marietta schools not eligible, Cobb chose not to participate in federal grant competition
• Man from Fla. goes missing in south Cobb
• $20M Wheeler project goes to vote Thursday
• Politician who served all three branches dies at 93
• Symposium bridges gap between youth, law enforcement
• Lawyer, politico George T. Smith, 93, dies
• City offices closed September 6
• Lawsuit: 2 Cobb officers violated Latino's rights
• Board to decide fate of Wheeler project Thursday
• Success at Life
• Widow files lawsuit in boating incident
• MUST Ministries fires worker amid trade-off allegations
• Cobb creates timeline for hiring superintendent
• Around Town: This and That with a computer handy
• Councilman Pearlberg to host Town Hall meeting August 31
• Raider Joe's: Open for business
• Tennis tourney to honor man who died from sudden cardiac death
• A vital NEED
• Marietta woman fights to keep home
• Piggin' out
• New era at SPSU
• Bus riders could see higher fares
• Around Town: New SPLOST?
• A healthy change
• Children found living in squalid conditions
• 3-year-old gets help from hockey game, firefighter
• Cobb tax bills headed to residents
• Giving paws
• Traffic salvation
• City Council work session, committee meetings Wednesday
• City's BLW profit down from 2009
• Lace up your tennis shoes for city's adult basketball program
• Baseball tournaments, league play, private clinics on tap for Marietta
• Job seekers: mark your calendars for Marietta/Cobb Career Expo
• Local students learn about Marietta government and services, tour city facilities
• Local schools' ACT scores beat state, national average
• School board 'super' search meeting premature?
• Cobb enrollment dips as Marietta's expands
• Gov. candidates differ on mosque near 9/11 site
• Operation Lifesaver promotes railway safety
• Council approves contract to purchase right-of-way for Powder Springs multi-use trail
• Fired teacher: I'm a victim of politics
• Sports store with gun range gets approval
• SPSU ranks on list of top schools
• Zoning board tables rabbit house vote
• Drive to succeed keeps Lauren Parrott on her toes
• Committee supports fully funding $20M Wheeler High project
• Houser's high hopes
• Police captain resigns after DUI arrest
• 3 Marietta schools to present performance 'scorecards' to board
• Around Town: Handel Rolled Dice, but attacks on Legislature backfired
• Cobb native becomes power player in D.C.
• Desegregation was his calling
• Cobb task force takes on alcohol at local colleges
• Parents reclaim renovation
• The Strand makes trade for state-of-the-art organ
• Judge apologizes, says photos were not meant to put blame on women
• Osborne boasts Cobb's Teacher of Year
• Around Town: Team-Building?
• Marietta, Cobb development authorities differ in operations
• Residents fume over Cochran Lake drainage
• City ready to raze apartment complex
• School board to team-build at law offices
• D.A.: Women never wanted to take action
• 1,616: Foreclosures set record for Cobb
• Police chief inducted to hall of fame
• City unveils new recycling logo
• Baseball group to run program at sports park
• Brock resigns, hands torch to firm partner
• Razing the issue
• Defense volunteers to train for missing person searches
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Marietta employees garner $3.5 million in grants for transportation improvements
• Women deny filing complaint on Cobb judge
• Handel concedes GOP nomination to Deal
• Hail to Republican nominee
• Longtime judge Nix resigns amid claim of touching co-workers inappropriately
• School board attorney expected to resign
• Mathews to join transit roundtable
• Joyful JoAnn
• Flying high
• Cobb has new police chief
• Cobb Police: DNA leads to break in 2003 rape case
• Around Town: This week, eyes of nation are Focused on Georgia
• New Cobb police chief chosen
• 'Mama Grizzlies' rally
• City close to leasing out sports park
• Polls open today in primary runoffs
• County manager announces choice for police chief
• Program helps small businesses reduce energy usage
• City's vehicle maintenance division scores five straight wins among nation's best
• Having faith
• Transit projects ready for approval Tuesday
• Birrell, Stine near end of contentious race
• Fourth time's the charm for Cobb's queen
• Deal courts Cobb
• Olens, Smith square off for AG on Tuesday
• Around Town: Down to the Wire
• Prosecution unlikely for pair charged in teen drinking party
• Cherokee DA may now seek felony charge on ex-cop in boating death
• 'Die-hard singers' flex vocal cords all summer long
• Handel: 'I'm a reformer'
• Prescription drug forgery ring busted
• It's hip to be cube
• For Cobb, a hot bus ride begins first day of school
• Charges reduced in boating death
• Hail Prillaman Hall
• Cobb fire chief Heaton is acting safety director
• Sheriff reviewing court construction workers
• Coleman wants to cut down on overgrown grass
• Cobb schools start today
• Handel picks up support from Tumlin
• Banking on the future
• Teen loses control of van, hits fence, damages 12 cars
• City Council meets Monday and Wednesday
• MRC requests $130K to raze rotting homes
• Ron Sifen: Theory may not match reality on Cobb light rail
• Rabbit rescue society likely forced to move
• Retiree wins big in lottery twice
• Annual testing confirms safe drinking water
• Christian coalition endorses 'A+ Olens'
• District 3 hopefuls address controversies
• Glock expansion draws heat from Smyrna residents
• Cobb school audit process under fire
• Around Town: Dodging Obama brought a PR Bonanza for Barnes
• County to soon select interim safety director, police chief
• Two construction workers arrested at courthouse site
• Candidate Barnes MIA for presidential visit
• Obama pledges to keep promise
• Bids coming in for pay-as-you-go lanes
• Experience life behind the badge with Citizens' Police Academy
• Benefit shows love for officer
• Fur the animals
• Back to school for county kids
• Early runoff voting starts on Monday
• Safety Director Mickey Lloyd resigns
• CCSD deputy to take day off to speak in Texas
• Safety chief Lloyd resigns
• Tax digest falls, but rates hold
• Around Town: Full Deck
• Making history one cap at a time
• Decision on job expected today for safety chief
• Kell rallies around band director after fire
• Dan for all seasons
• Acworth Police earn Ga. excellence award
• Fuddruckers to host benefit for hurt officer
• Write-in votes show funny, dissatisfied sides of voters
• Marietta refuses to lift ban on drive-through liquor windows
• Re-enrollment rejection a misunderstanding
• Pair plead guilty, sentenced for producing false drivers licenses
• Safety chief defends record; can't prove it
• Roadwork too slow for some
• Losing bidder for District 3 will not make endorsement
• Downtown Kennesaw restaurant to expand via state loan program
• Hospital: 4 Walton band students treated for heat exhaustion
• City's housing Authority, Mount Paran North host back to school bash
• Watch latest City Council committee meetings online
• Marietta police chief awarded Georgia chief of the year
• Kids of laid off teachers can stay in schools
• Safety director's proof of military medals due today
• BOC and museum agree to sublease for aviation wing
• Reporting for duty
• F-35 center wing operation will take flight in Marietta
• Sight for sore eyes
• City, private company may strike a deal for sports complex lease
• Marietta police chief earns state honor
• Mark your calendars for youth basketball registration
• City Council work session, committee, special-called meetings Wednesday
• 'An uphill battle'
• At last, Borden has 'shiny new Georgia tags'
• Jaraysi stalls demolition
• Around Town: Dim the Lights - the party's over for 'Team Sanderson'
• Marietta to mull lifting ban on drive-through liquor store purchases
• City Council appoints redevelopment board chairman, vice chair
• Family-friendly festival offers education, music, drag shows
• Lee to be sworn in as chairman
• Theologian to discuss religion in America at St. James in Marietta
• A year after merger, CTC going strong
• Timeless classic
• Cobb school heads ready to work alongside Angelucci
• Safety director may face job ultimatum
• Futures of laid-off teachers' kids in doubt
• Pleas spare trial for women charged in teen drinking party
• Accused Penske killer of 3 enters plea of not guilty
• Cobb election board certifies primary results
• Around Town: The Primaries
• Candidates prep for runoff to vie for Oxendine's job
• Second lightning victim dies
• 1 out of every 10 residents jobless in Cobb
• City to demolish building on South Loop at I75
• City graduates Citizens Police Academy
• Council approves funding for tourism-related organizations
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• Pictures of city's Independence Day parade online
• Statue honors first responders, military and families
• City Council meets Wednesday
• Discover benefits of Marietta's parks this July
• City to recruit firefighters, EMTs
• Celebrate America's independence on Marietta Square July 3
• City offices closed July 5
• Public invited to dedication of statue honoring first responders, military and families
• New landscape architect to help design, manage city parks projects
• Cobb Symphony Diamond Anniversary Celebration
• View, comment on Hickory Hills Park plan
• Marietta wishes Acworth luck in bid for All-America City
• City's housing authority awarded $190,000 to help veterans
• Celebrate Juneteenth on Square Saturday
• Fourth in the Park
• City celebrates affordable housing, unveils renovated home
• Plans, funding for parks improvements approved
• Mayor appoints citizen to housing authority board
• Watch latest City Council meeting online
• City Council approves balanced budget with no tax increase
• Mark your calendars for July 3
• Marietta to participate in 2010 summer food service program
• Tower Road detours postponed
• City Council meets Wednesday
• Marietta's Next Top Dog Model crowned
• City's public works staff working for Marietta residents
• Paw-ty at grand opening of dog park May 22
• City's highline cowboys lasso awards at state competition
• Need a recycling bin? Request it online
• Police sergeant saves city more than $200,000
• City offices closed for Memorial Day
• City opens new dog park; Competition underway for Top Dog
• Tower Road detours announced for June 3-7
• Public planning meeting on Hickory Hills Park plan
• Review proposed budget June 2
• GLASS applications are available at Cobb libraries
• National Volunteer Week
• Georgia Work Ready Registration
• Recycle batteries
• CSO Jazz!
• Youth Orchestra and Chorus Auditions!
• Marietta Easter Egg Hunt
• Easter Egg Scramble
• Sign up for Georgia Work Ready ‘skills gap training’ at Central CCPLS
• Cobb Symphony Orchestra Executive Director Brian Hermanson Concludes 4 Year Tenure
• Noteworthy 5K Run/Walk
• Successful Atlanta family law firm changes name to Stearns-Montgomery & Proctor
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Cobb County
• Cobb County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Cobb County
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Fourth In The Park
• Tradin' Paint
• ‘One-stop shop’ for job seekers on hand at Cobb libraries
• Atlanta Country Club- Living In Marietta
• Christmas At Sweet Apple - 2008
• Looking Over The Presidents Shoulder
• North Georgia State Fair
• The True Story Of The Three Little Pigs
• Javelin Tech announces 2008 scholarship winners
• Monthly Events @ BounceU in Kennesaw!
• Save On Medical Equipment !!
• Where Is The Church?
• Sweet P's Arts Festival
• Elvis Tribute By Jeff brewer
• Self Publishers Bookfair
• The Little Dog Laughed By Douglas Carter Beane
• Blue Door By Tanya Barfield
• Reaching For The Stars - The Story Of Dr. Mae Jemison
• Christmas At Sweet Apple
• Sanders Family Christmas
• The Poetry Of Pizza
• The Belle Of Amherst
• Room Service
• Rabbit Hole – This year’s Pulitzer Prize Winner For Drama
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• Aeschylus’ The Persians
• Pecos Bill And The Ghost Stampede
• Turned Funny
• Stepping Out by Richard Harris
• Explore Georgia: Atlanta History Center
• Marietta Bazaar - Treasures from the Attic
• Gone With the Wind Museum presents "The Littlest Rebel"
• Harvest Square

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