Cory Sekine-Pettite
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Connected By Vision
An inside look at the progress of Town Center CID.
By Michael J. Pallerino
If you asked Cobb residents in 1997 to describe Town Center, they...
Battling Mosquitoes
By Cory Sekine-Pettite
According to a recent report, Georgia ranks as one of the worst states when it comes to mosquito populations and the health...
20 West Intermodal Facility Opens In Powder Springs
The new logistics center marks the largest single investment in the city’s history.
By Cory Sekine-Pettite
Intermodal : involving two or more different modes of transportation...
How Walkability and Movability Can Impact People, Place, and Prosperity in...
By Karma E. Edwards, MSPH NACDD Public Health Consultant
Editor’s note: This article is updated from the Jul/Aug 2023 issue.
Headquartered in neighboring Decatur, Georgia, the...
Promoting Literacy In Cobb
By Irene Barton, Executive Director of Cobb Collaborative
Editor’s note: This article is updated and reprinted from the Jul-Aug 2023 issue of Cobb In Focus.
As...
A Good Sport
Life University prepares professionals for futures in Sport Health Science
By Ken Abramczyk
When it comes to sports, today’s colleges do not just offer exhilarating spectator...
Beyond Banking
How the Credit Union of Georgia is building community, one initiative at a time.
By Michael J. Pallerino
Before every program, every event, every outreach initiative,...
Help Save The Monarch Butterfly
By Cory Sekine-Pettite
According to the latest data from the Western Monarch Count (a service of the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation), butterfly populations across...
Chattahoochee Tech Names Automotive Lab In Honor of Ed Voyles
By Cory Sekine-Pettite
The Automotive Technology program lab at the Chattahoochee Tech Marietta Campus is now the Voyles Automotive Lab, named in recognition of support...
Breaking Barriers
How the Cobb County Sheriff’s Office is advancing community health through sensory inclusion.
By Randi Okray
When most people think of public health, they often picture...