Week in Review: June 4-11

: The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the daily mug shots and booking reports of the inmates.

: The Cobb County Board of Education voted 6-0 to make Michael Hinojosa the next superintendent.

: The superintendent's executive secretary, Angela Carder, retires after 27 years with the Cobb County School District.

: The event attracted athletes from all over North Georgia.

: The 6-0 vote to hire the next Cobb school superintendent brought jeers from a group in the audience.

: Each year the Regions Bank Directors Cup is given to the top performing high school athletic department in each classification.

: Are the current prices reasonable enough in your opinion? What can we expect from the OPEC meeting?

: Junior forward Sydney Umeri is one of 12 to clinch a roster spot, at Colorado Springs for practice sessions.

: Owner Clemens Bak shares what it is like to run an art gallery.

: Technical College System’s state board holds cost decision until next year, cites delay in development of computer-based test.

: Why are we as women so obsessed with hair removal?

: When is a teen mature enough to have a summer job?

: Chairwoman Alison Bartlett again warns that the Cobb schools are headed for a financial cliff.

: David Banks forces a plan to change the August start date onto the Board of Education's agenda.

: Jamal Austin, a 2008 graduate of Harrison High School, was taken by the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday.

: Impact Dance holds ribbon cutting ceremony, hosts Acworth Business Association members.

: Make time to express gratitude for the smallest random act of kindness or the most extravagant sacrifices.

: Motherhood can change a woman in many ways.

Acworth Chiropractic Business Hosts Summer Fun Festival: Ferguson Family Chiropractic in Acworth hosted an “End of School” summer party Friday evening to thank their patient families and the community for a wonderful year in business.