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  • The Neighborhood Files

    Rescued I-75 Dog Recovers

    Gravitt enjoys sitting on the lap of his foster dad, Mr. Seckinger.

    On a Saturday morning in March, the traffic on Interstate 75 in Marietta came to a halt when a motorist hit a dog. Five Cobb County residents came together in an effort to save the dog's ...

  • Social Notes

    Canned Kitten and Puppy Food Needed

    Puppy and kitten canned food is desperately needed at the Cobb County animal shelter.

    Puppy and kitten season has exploded at the Cobb County Animal Shelter. There are many orphaned babies at the shelter. The shelter is completely out of canned food. The puppies and kitt...

  • The Neighborhood Files

    BBQ Festival on Lake Acworth

    2011 Smoke on the Lake BBQ Festival at Cauble Park in Acworth

    More than 25 teams are filling up Cauble Park in Acworth at the Third Annual North Cobb Rotary Smoke on the Lake BBQ Festival on May 11, from 6 to 10 p.m., and May 12, from 11 a.m. to 4 p...

  • Government

    Live: Cobb Fights Youth Alcohol Use

    Cobb Alcohol Taskforce

    The Cobb Alcohol Taskforce is marking National Alcohol Awareness Month tonight with a public forum on the damaging effects of underage and youth binge drinking and what we can do to solv...

  • Government

    Cobb Forum to Tackle Teen Drinking

    Cobb Alcohol Taskforce

    Cobb County will be talking about underage drinking Thursday night, and you can be part of the conversation. The Cobb Alcohol Taskforce is marking National Alcohol Awareness Month by...

  • Government

    Last Chance: Drug Take Back

    Prescription drug buy back

    April 28 is national Drug Take Back day, and the Acworth Police Department will be taking prescription pills for disposal to help prevent increased prescription drug abuse and theft.  ...

  • Schools

    Chatt Tech Prepares Students for Booming Field

    Chattahoochee Technical College student Stacy Schexnayder Instructor Bejie Herrin test a soil sample for chemicals and minerals with a field kit. This will be one of the subjects learned in Chattahoochee Technical College’s new Environmental Technology Program scheduled to begin this fall at the college’s North Metro Campus.

    A new program being offered this fall at Chattahoochee Technical College’s North Metro campus will prepare students for a field that one instructor says needs more workers. The new A...

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