MARIETTA - WellStar Health System's Board of Trustees fired Dr. Greg Simone "effective immediately" from his position as WellStar president and CEO in a surprise move late Thursday. "It was just ...
Navy has clear vision thanks to Wheeler grad EAST COBB – Seaman Antwon Little of east Cobb has made quite an impression in the Navy since graduating in 2003 from Wheeler High School and joining the military in 2009. He is presently...
Lembeck on list for superintendent of the year award MARIETTA – Dr. Emily Lembeck, the popular superintendent of Marietta City Schools, is one of four finalists named by the Georgia School Superintendents Association for 2011 Superintendent ...
School board meetings unplugged MARIETTA – Although the Cobb school board voted in 2007 to televise “all Cobb County Board of Education meetings,” the board has not lived up to that in four meetings this year...
Historic Hyde Farm now fully protected EAST COBB – All 135 acres of what was once Hyde Farm is now fully protected. Debra Edelson, project manager for the Trust for Public Land said Thursday the TPL has officially sold the ...
Field set for 17th Classic CUMBERLAND – The 17-year Labor Day tradition of the U.S. 10K Classic will continue on Monday, with more than 10,000 participants expected to compete in the annual race. The 6.2-mile run/wa...
Beer sale proposal gets cut off MARIETTA – There will be no beer sold at the Wings Over Atlanta air show at Dobbins Air Reserve Base on Oct. 16 and 17, a lieutenant colonel told Cobb Chairman Tim Lee late Thursday. Thou...
MUST fires second employee amid cash trade-off allegations MARIETTA – MUST Ministries has fired a second employee amid allegations that cash was being accepted in lieu of court-ordered community service hours. The Rev. Andy Peabody, vice presid...
Six Flags to open new thrill ride SOUTH COBB – Thrill-seekers will get to experience a “beyond vertical” drop when Six Flags Over Georgia opens its newest Dare Devil Dive roller coaster Memorial Day weekend. ...
Mayor: No plans to take property from resident POWDER SPRINGS – Powder Springs Mayor Pat Vaughn insisted Wednesday that her city has no intention of taking a resident’s outbuilding on which code officers recently noted 35 viola...
District to release superintendent survey MARIETTA – Cobb County School District staff will wait until after Wednesday’s Board of Education meeting to release a survey asking residents to rate their desired qualities for a n...
Colotl hearing pushed back to Oct. MARIETTA – A hearing for KSU student and illegal immigrant Jessica Colotl was granted a continuance until Oct. 20 in Cobb County state court on Tuesday. Colotl, 21, was due in Judge Kath...
Cobb teachers awarded $1M grant MARIETTA – Cobb County history teachers are getting a $1 million history lesson. This week, the district was awarded a three-year, $999,425 grant from the U.S. Department of Education for...
Campbell High School alum takes musical talent to new heights Sodienye Finebone, 19, thought he had chosen a simple musical instrument to play when he picked the tuba seven years ago back in middle school. However, he soon learned that his new instrument of ...
Power to the poor MARIETTA – Famed economist and Nobel Prize winner Dr. Muhammad Yunus, known as the “banker to the poor,” spoke Thursday at Southern Polytechnic State University about his criti...
Politician who served all three branches dies at 93 EAST COBB – George Thornewell Smith of Marietta, who served in all three branches of Georgia’s government – as House Speaker, Lt. Governor and Supreme Court justice – ...
Raider Joe's: Open for business EAST COBB — Students and teachers at Walton High School in east Cobb are now enjoying a cheap and delicious cup of joe in the morning thanks to a group of entrepreneurial special needs student...
Drive to succeed keeps Lauren Parrott on her toes MARIETTA – Lauren Parrott, 16, of west Cobb, will be leaving next week for ballet school in San Francisco. It’s a big step in her life, leaving her parents and younger brother for a ...
Zoning board tables rabbit house vote COBB COUNTY – Things may be looking up for the North Georgia Chapter of the House Rabbit Society and its furry friends. After the Cobb County Planning and Zoning Commission recommended d...
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