Acworth, GA|News|
Cobb School Board Candidates Announce Plans
A former Brumby teacher is vying for the soon-to-be open seat in Post 4, and East Cobb incumbent Scott Sweeney has a challenger.
Wendy Parker, Patch Staff
Wendy Parker, Patch Staff
- East Cobb, GA
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Northeast Cobb, GA|News|
Cobb School Board Candidates Announce Plans
A former Brumby teacher is vying for the soon-to-be open seat in Post 4, and East Cobb incumbent Scott Sweeney has a challenger.
Wendy Parker, Patch Staff
Kennesaw, GA|News|
Cobb School Board Candidates Announce Plans
A former Brumby teacher is vying for the soon-to-be open seat in Post 4, and East Cobb incumbent Scott Sweeney has a challenger.
Wendy Parker, Patch Staff
Marietta, GA|News|
Cobb School Board Candidates Announce Plans
A former Brumby teacher is vying for the soon-to-be open seat in Post 4, and East Cobb incumbent Scott Sweeney has a challenger.
Wendy Parker, Patch Staff
Roswell, GA|News|
Northwood Students Dig Into Science Day
Lots of "Wow!" experiments took place recently at a number of grade levels.
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East Cobb|News|
Cobb School Board Candidates Announce Plans
A former Brumby teacher is vying for the soon-to-be open seat in Post 4, and East Cobb incumbent Scott Sweeney has a challenger.
Wendy Parker, Patch Staff
Northeast Cobb, GA|News|
East Cobb YMCAs Waiving Joining Fees
The promotion continues through the end of February.
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East Cobb|News|
East Cobb Restaurant Owner Says Thanks
Common Quarter opened on Johnson Ferry Road last fall.
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Roswell, GA|News|
Roswell Earns 'Gold' Status as Green Community
The city was one of seven local governments recognized for sustainability efforts by the Atlanta Regional Commission.
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East Cobb|News|
East Cobb YMCAs Waiving Joining Fees
The promotion continues through the end of February.
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Northeast Cobb, GA|News|
Lassiter to Hold School Funding Meeting
Local school officials and state lawmakers will be answing questions Thursday night.
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Roswell, GA|News|
Chipper Jones Starts Fire Near Roswell Home
The former Atlanta Braves star said Wednesday's blaze was an accident after he cleaned out his fireplace.
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Roswell, GA|News|
Self-Publishing Seminar Coming to Roswell
The two-day session is scheduled for Feb. 8-9.
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Roswell, GA|News|
Roswell Council Calls Special UDC Work Session
The Mayor & Council will be meeting next Wednesday.
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Roswell, GA|News|
East Roswell Park Connectivity Meeting is Thursday
Proposed traffic improvements between the park and Eves Road will be detailed for the public.
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East Cobb|News|
East Cobb Food Scores: Lemon Grass, Biscuits and More
Here are the latest inspection reports from Cobb and Douglas Public Health.
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East Cobb|News|
Lassiter to Hold School Funding Meeting
Local school officials and state lawmakers will be answing questions Thursday night.
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Kennesaw, GA|News|
Cobb Iowa Test Scores Top National Average
Students in the third, fifth and seventh grades were tested last fall.
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East Cobb|News|
Isakson Living to Donate Land to East Cobb Park
The developer said the deal is contingent upon rezoning for a senior complex that's opposed in the community.
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Northeast Cobb, GA|News|
Cobb Iowa Test Scores Top National Average
Students in the third, fifth and seventh grades were tested last fall.
Wendy Parker, Patch Staff