See how Smyrna voted in Tuesday's 2023 mayoral election.
Voters in Smyrna have cast their ballots in races for commissioner and board of education. See the unofficial primary election results.
Smyrna will vote May 24 for County Commissioners, Board of Education, State Court Judge, and more.
In-person advance voting in Smyrna closes Friday, May 20 for the General Primary and non Primary Election.
Andres Sandate is running for Cobb County School Board Post 2.
Becky Sayler is running for Cobb County School Board Post 2.
Commissioners are scheduled to vote Tuesday on the appointment of Deputy Chief Stuart VanHoozer as the county’s next chief of police.
In-person advance voting options in Cobb County are available now through May 20 for the General Primary and non Primary Election.
Cobb County Magistrate Judge Quinn Kasper, of Smyrna, has been named the 2022 Magistrate of the Year.
The historic Aunt Fanny's Cabin will soon leave downtown Smyrna and be moved to a beef farm in Carroll County, city council voted Monday.
The city of Smyrna received four bids to save Aunt Fanny's Cabin, and all narrowly made the Wednesday proposal deadline.
Two years after Smyrna City Council approved a rezoning request for an affordable elderly living community, construction is one step closer.
The candidate qualifying period for the May 24 primaries closed Friday, and most races will have opposition in Smyrna-Vinings.
The city of Smyrna and a citizens coalition are split on whether the Aunt Fanny's Cabin structure is needed to memorialize its namesake.
Save the date for the 2022 Cobb County State of the County, 7 p.m. Thursday, Mar. 31 at the Jim R. Miller Park.
Chairwoman Lisa Cupid hosted the Chairs of four other metro counties during their quarterly meeting. This gathering took place in Batter ...
Chairwoman Lisa Cupid has rescinded the 2nd extension of the Declaration of Emergency over the COVID-19 pandemic.
March 4, 2022 Cobb County 911 Director Receives Director of the Year Award
Masks are no longer required while visiting Cobb County government buildings. This includes libraries, senior centers, and indoor parks ...
Cobb County Emergency Management is working with Cobb and Douglas Public Health to distribute COVID-19 test kits throughout the communit ...
Cobb County's Board of Commissioners left campus for a retreat designed to help them look at the big picture of governance and how to ma ...
The Lost Mountain and Vinings cityhood bills mark three of four Cobb cityhood movements that passed the both the state House and Senate.
Cobb County Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Lisa Cupid signed a second extension to the Declaration of Emergency concerning the ongoin ...
The city of Smyrna spent $100,000 to restore the grounds and headstones of Mt. Zion Cemetery, and will hold a rededication ceremony Sunday.
Cobb Senior Services (CSS) is launching a new financial assistance program for Cobb County residents aged 60 or older thanks to a grant ...
Cobb's Board of Commissioners has requested staff brief the body on the implications of cityhood efforts currently in the legislature.
On Monday, Smyrna City Council members extended the deadline for proposals to buy and move the historic Aunt Fanny's Cabin until mid March.
The state House of Representatives passed bills proposing cities of Vinings and Lost Mountain Monday. The bills now go to the state Senate.
Austin Wagner, who represents Ward 2, resigned from his seat Thursday to work for newly-elected Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens.
Cobb County Library's Raymond Goslow is Going Primetime
Cobb County Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Lisa Cupid issued a statement concerning the cityhood efforts currently being considered i ...
Smyrna City Council members will vote Monday to extend the deadline for someone to buy and move the historic Aunt Fanny's Cabin.
Cobb County Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Lisa Cupid released the following statement concerning redistricting currently being consi ...
Two bills that would create cities of Vinings and Lost Mountain passed a state House subcommittee, and now advance to the House floor.
Cobb County's code amendment process is heading for its third and final public hearing at the Board of Commissioners meeting on February ...
Smyrna City Council will take up two documents related to Aunt Fanny's Cabin's future Thursday, though neither were official purchase bids.
The opportunity to buy Aunt Fanny's Cabin before it's demolished ends Feb. 1, and some are calling for the city to save the historic cabin.
Cobb's Magistrate Court Offers Additional Wedding Ceremony Appointments during the “Month of Love”
A bill proposing a city of Vinings passed the first legislative hurdle Thursday, advancing to a full committee hearing next week.
More rental assistance could soon be available to Cobb residents County applies for additional ERA2 funds and requests an additional ER ...