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Week in Review: May 1-7

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: President Barack Obama announced late Sunday that U.S. forces killed the al-Qaida leader.

: Allatoona High School held a successful prom night for the school's juniors and seniors at Embassy Suites in Kennesaw.

: The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center processed these people through April 21.

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: Owner Lorraine McHargue shares what it is like to own a jewelry store.

: More than 250 classic cars took over the streets of Historic Downtown Acworth this past weekend. Hundreds showed up to enjoy an evening of car show, and downtown dinning and shopping.

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: Businesses around Acworth are currently hiring.

: The Acworth City Council debates spending decisions for the future.

: Harrison girls' lacrosse team hosted Kennesaw Mountain Tuesday, and won by 13-12 in double overtime.

: The Buccaneers recover from an early 1-0 deficit to post a 3-1 win over Chestatee in the second round of the state girls soccer playoffs.

: Harrison beats Colquitt, 7-1, on a rainy Tuesday in the second round of the 5A state playoffs

: How are you embracing the movement from print to digital publishing?

: The lack of pain and drama now could create huge problems in the next two years, the Board of Education chairwoman warns.

: More than one hundred people gathered in front of the Acworth City Hall Thursday afternoon for the National Day of Prayer Service.

: Mayor Pro Tem and Board of Aldermen honored the National Day of Prayer and National Tourism Week before getting down to the business of government.

: The Great Egg Challenge organized by Liftoff! Rocketry was held at Frey Elementary School.

: A little reflection can go a long way.

: Would you choose to give flowers, chocolates or a deadbolt for the bathroom door?

: More than 5,000 people, 196 teams came together at the Cobb County Relay for Life to celebrate the lives of cancer survivors, remember those who lost the battle, and fight back against the disease.

: The Cobb-based orchestra is expanding its reach and changing its name to the Georgia Symphony Orchestra.

: The Buccaneers wrapped up a second-round playoff invitation with a 9-5 win on Saturday.


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