The county will commit $372 million for a new ballpark in the Cumberland Mall area.
The Cobb commissioner whose district includes the proposed ballpark isn't saying how he'll vote on Tuesday.
They've issued a rejoinder to another coalition that wants a delay.
"Citizens for Governmental Transparency" includes a wide range of organizations from around the county.
Three Cobb commissioners will be holding town hall meetings on Monday.
Commission chairman Tim Lee touted the deal "as a grand slam" for the county, but some residents asked for a delay in next week's vote.
The two Cobb commissioners will meet with constituents Monday, the day before the scheduled vote on a stadium deal.
A week before the commission vote, groups supporting and opposing the proposed stadium are gearing up their efforts.
Cobb officials also revealed the outline of a transportation plan that includes a tram system for stadium traffic.
The political leaders of a conservative county have been accused of "embracing sports socialism."
Commission Chairman Tim Lee insists taxes won't be raised to bring Major League Baseball to the Cumberland Mall area.
Cobb commission members were told only in the last week about the deal to bring Major League Baseball to the Cumberland Mall area.
A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.
The Cobb County Purchasing Department uses eBay to auction off county vehicles that have no further use for the government.
One Cobb County official wants to see more "common sense" weapons laws at state public schools.
The countywide meeting in downtown Marietta is open to all Cobb residents.
New state law adding late fee to be enforced starting Oct. 24.
On-site interviews will be held at MARTA headquarters.
The interchange at Interstate 75 also will be shut down over the next five weekends, starting Friday.
Service will be available to city sanitation customers in the city limits.
Center's opening ceremony to take place during Powder Springs Day.
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District Four’s Lisa Cupid will be in Powder Springs to listen to residents.
The council meets at 7 p.m.
District One Commissioner Helen Goreham will hold one this week, while District Four’s Lisa Cupid will host one next week.
The $816.7 million total includes a water fund transfer and a pay increase for county employees.
It’s easy to get one, and cards are free for residents, business owners and property owners.
The county commission is expected to adopt the FY 2014 budget, and the school board is holding a work session.
Group accuses Gov. Nathan Deal of utilizing money contributed from healthcare corporations to Real PAC, to fund the fight against the Affordable Care Act.
The city council approved the position last month.
The meeting takes place at 2 p.m. on the second floor of 100 Cherokee St. in Marietta.
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A public hearing will be held next week.
Eligible residents in Wards 1, 2 and 3 have just one more day to throw their hat into the ring for November’s city council elections.
Qualifying for the three council seats will continue through Thursday afternoon.