Where Do I Vote in South Cobb?

Don't forget to vote. Find your poll location and ballot summary in Austell and Mableton.

25% of Those Registered Vote Early in Cobb

In this year’s 15 early voting days, 83,800 cast ballots in person, 19,500 by mail, and 500 by e-ballot out of 415,300.

Another SPLOST Discussion Coming for Cobb School Board

The revised project list is the topic for Monday's special called meeting.

Cobb Safety Village Open House

Residents are invited to attend the open house for Cobb Safety Village Sunday afternoon.

School Board Member, State Rep. Clash Over Charter Amendment

Alison Bartlett, along with a member of Georgia's PTA, debated this week with Ed Setzler over issues of school choice, regulation, accountability, funding and more.

Birrell: Residents Pleased with Roundabout

The roundabout at Holly Springs and Davis roads was completed this summer.

Cobb Road Closures, Detours and Work Updates

This week, part of Barnes Drive will be closed, while other roads will have periodic lane closures.

Deal Announces Reprieve for Georgia Archives

Gov. Nathan Deal and Secretary of State Brian Kemp announced Thursday that the state will restore $125,000 to the Secretary of State budget, assuring Georgia residents it will keep the state Archives open for the remainder of the budget year.

Electoral Vote Map and Other 2012 Presidential Election Resources

Want to check on electoral votes? Campaign ad spending? We've got help.

Shadow Inventory Dropping Here and Beyond

Shadow inventory, or unlisted bank-owned homes, are dropping, which may not be a good thing for some potential buyers.

Watch the Obama-Romney Rematch in Cobb

Cobb Democrats and Republicans are hosting debate watch parties tonight in Kennesaw, East Cobb and Smyrna.

Cobb Early Voting Starts This Week

Early ballots can be cast at the Cobb Elections office in Marietta through Oct. 24.

School Calendar Proposals Increase

The Cobb school board was presented nine different calendars on Wednesday.

Commission Denies Alcohol Sales for South Cobb Walmart

The 4-1 rejection stems from the shopping center on Barrett Parkway being fewer than 600 feet from a church.

Property Taxes Due in a Week

Tax bills are mailed on Aug. 15 and payment must be received or U.S. postmarked by Oct. 15 to avoid late charges.

Question of the Week: Do Presidential Debates Matter?

Do you expect upcoming Presidential and Vice Presidential debates to sway your vote?

Help for Georgia's Unemployed

The Georgia Department of Labor this week will mail notices with instructions on how individuals can file for additional benefits.

Cobb Outdoor Burn Ban Lifted

The restriction stops from Oct. 1 to April 30 each year in the county.

Case Involving 'Girls Gone Wild' Video Heads to State Supreme Court

Marietta native Lindsey Boyd was 14 years old in an image that appeared on a DVD cover and national commercials.

Patch Is Collecting Questions for Obama and Romney During the Next Presidential Debate

If you have a question for the candidates, submit it in the comments section below and it could be asked during the televised Oct. 16 Town Hall Presidential Debate.

Sales Tax Holiday for WaterSense Products

The first weekend of October is a good time to commit to saving water because purchases of WaterSense-labeled products will be exempt from state and local sales taxes.

Quiz Tells You if Obama or Romney is Your Best Match

In Georgia, Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson is leading so far, followed by the current president, then the GOP nominee.

Register to Vote for November Election

Voter registration deadline is fast approaching. Make sure you're registered so that you can cast your vote in the presidential election on Nov. 6.

News Nearby: Man Steals 'Buggy Full' from Walmart; Fund Aims to Help Abused Teen, Sisters

More DeKalb County communities are considering incorporation; a fund has been set up to help the Dallas teen found last week in Los Angeles after years of alleged abuse from his parents—take a look at headlines from around the region.

Don't Get Caught in Cobb Traffic

Take a look at some of the road work being done in Cobb—Blair Bridge, Hicks and South Gordon Roads sidewalk construction; Church Street Road and Brookwood Drive resurfacing; Floyd, Jamerson and Wigley Roads construction.

Georgia Cancer Specialists Settles with Feds over Medicare Billing

The U.S. Attorney's Office reached the $4.1 million settlement over allegations the oncology practice violated the False Claims Act.

Cobb Could See Water Rate Increase

The county is looking for ways to reduce the projected utility hike.

Can This Quiz Help You Pick the Right Presidential Candidate?

ISideWith.com tries to match your views with those of the candidates.

Lee to Speak at County GOP Meeting

The incumbent Cobb County Chairman will be joined by other county and state Republicans.

Bob Ott Hosts Town Hall Meeting

Road Construction Updates for South Cobb

Find out what road construction projects are happening and when so that you can adjust your commute.

Get Registered to Vote for November Election

Make sure you're registered to vote so that you can cast your vote in the presidential election on Nov. 6.

Coming to a Theater Near You? NYC Bans Large Sugary Drinks

The New York City Board of Health Thursday banned the sales of big sodas and other sugary drinks at movie theaters, restaurants, concession stands and other food outlets.

Cobb Schools SPLOST IV List Totals $717M

The final consultant's report to the Board of Education is the basis for a possible referendum in early 2013.

Patch Poll: Dems say Convention Gave Obama a Bounce, GOP Less Likely to Think the Events Matter

Patch polled elected officials and activists in both parties to find out how they felt about their recent conventions. Both sides felt their own party got a boost, but Democrats expressed stronger feelings about the momentum they say Obama got.

Poll Workers Needed in Cobb

The Cobb Board of Elections is seeking poll workers this election season.

Commissioners Get First Look at Transit Study

Alternatives for the Northwest Transit Corridor include light rail and the expansion of bus services from Cobb County to Downtown Atlanta.

Commissioners Want 11 New Police Cars

The more than $370,000 that would be needed to buy the new vehicles and convert them to police work would come from capital reserves.

Austell to Eliminate Early Property Tax Payment Discount

The city plans to do away with discounts for those who pay their property taxes before the deadline.

Rep. Morgan Offers Live Updates from DNC

Check out live updates from State Rep. Alisha Morgan (D-Austell) who is serving as a Georgia delegate at the 2012 Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, NC.