Community Corner
Week in Review: June 19-25
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: For second year in a row, the Cobb NAACP sponsors "A Night Under the Stars" to begin its eighth year of honoring a day commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.
: Three Texas Rangers draftees from the state of Georgia were introduced by the team at Turner Field Saturday in a pre-game ceremony.
: Acworth went on a motorcycle ride to benefit the Covering the Bases fundraiser for the special-needs Horizon Field.
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: Looking to add a furry friend to your family? Be sure to check the videos and photos of this past week's featured pets avaiable for adoption.
: An arrest warrant has been issued for Acworth resident Kara Pringle regarding nearly $10,000 missing from fundraisers at Osborne High.
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: Co-owner of the new business shares what it is like to run a faith-based dance studio.
Do mandatory motivational books really motivate us or instead insult our intelligence?
: When is it appropriate for children to learn the responsibility of taking care of a pet?
: 17 educators from Hangzhou, China visited Chattahoochee Technical College's Mountain View Campus Wednesday.
: David Banks' proposal to start school Aug. 8 goes before the Cobb Board of Education tonight.
: The local frozen yogurt shop is participating in a nationwide effort to raise money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
: Third-, sixth- and seventh-graders led the district's overall gains on the standardized exams.
: At the Acworth Business Association's monthly business luncheon, KSU athletic director Vaughn Williams talked about the direction of athletics on campus.
: Acworth and the rest of Cobb still will start school Aug. 15.
: Those crazy cars with humanlike features go 3-D and go global.
: Thom W. Gray: "Itβs both clear and disheartening to know that little has changed with the board."
"Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see."οΌMark Twain
: Don't forget these things on your next road trip!
: Teams from around the country will begin competition at the East Cobb Baseball Complex and 16 area high schools in this week-long baseball tournament.
: Bring sunshine to your plate and palate with sweet mangoes.
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