Area SAT scores plummet 08/29/2008
MARIETTA - Which of the following usually helps increase a student's SAT score?
|
New nursing program announced 08/29/2008
MARIETTA - WellStar Health System and Kennesaw State University announced Thursday they will partner to train future nurses at KSU who may be bound for the Marietta-based hospital system.
|
Council debating control of Whitlock 08/29/2008
MARIETTA - Council members Grif Chalfant and Holly Walquist asked the City Council to consider allowing the city take over State Route 120 from the Loop and Powder Springs Street to John Ward Road during a Wednesday committee meeting.
|
Cobb readies for Labor Day 08/29/2008
COBB COUNTY - Labor Day marks the near-end of summer, and this year, the county will have plenty of extended weekend events for residents to celebrate the last lazy days of the season.
|
NAACP to conduct forum 08/29/2008
COBB COUNTY - The Cobb branch of the NAACP will conduct an education forum Sept. 9 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Marietta Library at 266 Roswell St.
|
Don McKee: Deja vu strikes Georgia's students 08/29/2008
It's SAT deja vu all over again.
|
Powder Springs man pleads guilty to fraud 08/29/2008
POWDER SPRINGS - A Power Springs man pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court to defrauding his employer of more than $500,000.
|
Rep. Gingrey conducts grant-writing workshop 08/29/2008
KENNESAW - Close to 300 people packed Kennesaw State University's Social Science Building's auditorium on Thursday for a federal grant-writing workshop hosted by U.S. Rep. Phil Gingrey (R-Marietta).
|
Free tutoring attracts few students 08/28/2008
MARIETTA - Students at some troubled Cobb schools can use free tutoring this year to boost their grades - if they find out about it.
|
MRC kills secret real estate policy 08/28/2008
MARIETTA - Following the City Council's move earlier this month, the Marietta Redevelopment Corporation voted unanimously Wednesday to also change its policy of buying real estate in secret.
|
