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    Judge Ann Harris

    Talk About The Passion

    East Cobb Citizen of the Year, Bob Ott.

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    The Big Chicken in Marietta

    Cobb’s Most Iconic Building

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    The Wild West Of Real Estate

    In Your Community

    MUST Ministries Marketplace exterior

    MUST Meets Needs of Cobb Residents in the Throes of Pandemic

    Young beautiful women wearing tennis clothes, sitting on the floor of a tennis court and chatting just before to start a tennis game. Sportswomen getting ready for a tennis match.

    ALTA Connections: Helping new Atlantans find community through racquet sports

    L-R: Jennifer Nelson, Chatt Tech VP for Advancement; Chatt Tech Instructor Taylor Smith; Chatt Tech Interim President Heather Pence; President & COO Bill Brantley of Ed Voyles Automotive Group; Pete Richards, General Manager for Ed Voyles Honda; Richard Wade, Sales Director for Ed Voyles Honda; Chatt Tech Dean of Business and Technical Studies Marcy Smith; Chatt Tech Associate Dean Diane Geis; and Chatt Tech Instructor Brian Purtymun.

    Chattahoochee Tech Names Automotive Lab In Honor of Ed Voyles

    Cobb Community Foundation's Shari Martin

    Cobb Community Foundation Continues to Make a Difference

    commercial solar panel installation

    It’s Getting Easier To Be Green

    City Spotlight: Smyrna

    Young woman hands a bag of fruit to a young male food bank volunteer. The volunteers are receiving donations from their community to benefit a food bank.

    Ameris Bank Commemorates 50 Years of Giving Back

    Edison Chastain Office Development rendering

    Town Center CID Continues To Thrive

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    Road Ready Foundation Commits To Saving Lives Through Safe Tires

    Salon partners Lester E. Crowell Jr. (left), Marian Crowell, and Tony Lacey.

    In the Eye of an Angel

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