Harry's Attempts to 'Crack' a World Record

The Marietta store is among those participating in Whole Foods' celebration of Parmigiano Reggiano on Saturday.

Northeast Cobb Homes for Sale

Check out these open houses this weekend.

Cobb Schools Earn 'Golden Radish' Award

The district was among 25 recognized at the state capitol this week for its efforts getting more local food in schools.

Win Tickets to 'Sandy Hackett’s Rat Pack Show'

The celebration of the music and comedy of the Rat Pack is coming to the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.

Walmart Grocery Opening March 29

The new Canton Road store will be located at the Blackwell Square Shopping Center.

The Weekender: 'Alice in Wonderland'

This weekend get out to the the Strand Theatre's 2013 Vegas Show; "Alice in Wonderland" at the Art Place Mountain View; a pancake breakfast; and more.

Freeze Warning Through Thursday Morning

The wind advisory may be over, but bone-chilling temperatures will remain overnight tonight.

Cobb Ed SPLOST Foes to Hold Rally

The Cobb Taxpayers Association is organizing Sunday's event at the Marietta Square.

Shred Old Documents, Donate Shoes

Keep Marietta Beautiful and Keep Cobb Beautiful will host a document-shredding event at Piedmont Church on March 16.

Sleep Experts Say Exercise Before Bedtime OK

Throw out the old idea that exercise has to happen early in the day for you to sleep more soundly.

Bumble Bee Foods Recalls Some White Albacore and Chunk Light Tuna Products

The voluntary recall was issued March 6, 2013. These items were sold nationwide between Jan. 17 and Feb. 28, 2013.

Should The Bible Be Taught in Public Schools?

Hollywood power couple Mark Burnett and Roma Downey, producers of the History Channel's miniseries, “The Bible,” think so.

Rep. Parsons Legislative Update

A letter to constituents from the Northeast Cobb lawmaker.

Civil Rights Hero Congressman John Lewis Launches New Book Trilogy

'March' highlights the struggles and victories during the civil rights movement.

Historic Civil-War Era House for Sale

The exterior is stabilized but the interior needs rehabilitation.

Turn Back Your Clocks Tonight

Don't forget or you'll be off all day Sunday.

Northeast Cobb Crime Blotter

The latest incident reports from Cobb's Precinct 4.

Cobb Hobbler Race at Lassiter is March 23

Registration is underway for the 10K, 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run to celebrate the start of spring.

NCBA to Tee Off for Charity

The April 1 golf tournament at Pinetree Country Club will support Cobb County schools.

More Than 75 Companies to Come to Marietta Career Fair

More than 75 companies, organizations and colleges have signed up for the Chattahoochee Technical College's Fall College and Career Fair.

Infosys to Add 200 Jobs in Cobb

The information technology consulting firm already employs 350 people in the East Cobb area.

Garage Sale to Benefit Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation

Residents of the North Landing subdivision in Northeast Cobb are holding their fundraiser this weekend.

Northeast Cobb Food Scores, Feb. 18-22

The latest inspections by Cobb Public Health include visits to Arby's, Basil's Wraps, Burger King, Captain D's, McDonald's, Dunkin Donuts and Wing's & Burger Haven.

Record Snowfall Last Weekend, and Rain Tomorrow

Rain will return Tuesday, but only briefly before moving out Wednesday.

News Nearby: Athens Hit-and-Run Suspect Named, Indictment Involving Usher's Stepson

Here is news from around the region for Monday, March 4, 2013.

Interfaith Events at Unity North

The Northeast Cobb church is bringing together speakers, singers and ministers from a variety of faiths on March 16-17.

Healthy Kids Day at East Cobb YMCA

The March 24 event is designed to get more families moving, learning and living healthier.

'The Nerd' Coming to The Art Place

Tickets are on sale now for this month's Bring Your Own Dinner show.

Check Cobb's New Floodplain Maps

They become effective Monday.

Lassiter Lacrosse Falls to Milton

The Trojans hung tough with their rivals in a rematch of last year's state championship match.

Movie Review: Is 'Jack the Giant Slayer' Just Good Enough?

It's a "just good enough diversion," says one critic.

Nicholson Elementary Renovations Approved

Upgrades to the Northeast Cobb school include the kitchen, media center and for electrical and technological work.

Library System Holds Book Sale

Last year, the book sales generated more than $80,000 that library staff used to purchase new materials, including books and DVDs.

Class Shows How to Have Healthy Lawn

Cobb horticulture agent Neil Tarver will teach the basics of lawn care, beginning in spring, which can make your lawn healthy all season.

Georgia Ranks High Among States When It Comes to Reported Cases of Sexually Transmitted Diseases

A CDC report shows Georgia ranked at Nos. 3, 6 and 7 for reported cases of syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia, respectively.

Getting Ready to Do Your Taxes? Here are Some Mistakes You Should Avoid Making

From shopping around for the highest refund to failing to tell your tax preparer about life changes that could affect your taxes, a CPA shares the most common tax mistakes.

Sequester Has Started — Think You'll Be Okay?

Are you worried about the automatic budget cuts?

Cobb County has an Immediate, Critical Need for Foster Parents

Residents interested in becoming a foster or adoptive parent are encouraged to attend an orientation meeting.

Photo of the Day: Winter. Where?

We love seeing your photos and videos!

How Do You Know if Your Child is Right for Kindergarten?

The kindergarten of the 1980’s is a world apart from the kindergarten of the 21st Century.