Ask anyone how their weekend was and you might hear, "It wasn't long enough."
ATLANTA — Georgia is still on the minds of companies looking for a place to set up shop.
After the pandemic-driven economic crash, followed by a rapid recovery, U.S. gross domestic product growth will be “a little softer” in the se…
ATLANTA - Visa will expand its Georgia presence by opening a new hub in Midtown Atlanta, Gov. Brian Kemp announced Wednesday.
SMYRNA — Set to an acoustic cover of U2’s “With or without you,” a promotional video takes viewers through a 3D rendering of “The Quad,” a new…
This week, the Cobb Chamber of Commerce sent out a survey to its 90 board members seeking feedback on the vaccine mandate President Joe Biden …
ATLANTA — Georgia’s unemployment rate and the number of unemployed have both fallen to pre-pandemic levels.
Entries for Marietta's annual Scarecrows in the Square competition remain on display for the rest of October. Businesses, schools, clubs, nonp…
Cobb County recorded six COVID-19 deaths Wednesday. The county continues to average 3.7 deaths per day — in low periods of deaths, the rate ha…
Marietta City Schools has set a tentative date of Nov. 6 to offer vaccinations for its students ages 5 to 11, Superintendent Grant Rivera anno…
Here’s a look at the zoning cases the Cobb Board of Commissioners considered Tuesday. This list is typically published four times a month — be…
MARIETTA — Georgia’s top elections administrator told the Marietta Rotary Club on Wednesday that “intellectual curiosity and intellectual hone…
MARIETTA — A weeks-long debate over the concentration of Habitat for Humanity homes in south Cobb came to a sort of resolution Tuesday, as the…
Incumbent Alderman Tim Richardson leads in campaign contributions in this year’s only contested race on Acworth’s five-member Board of Aldermen.
The Smyrna City Council has approved an updated plan to overhaul its village green, the roundabout and public space at the heart of the city’s…
If you’re like most sports fans in Atlanta, you’re watching the Atlanta Braves with bated breath as the team marches its way toward the World Series.
MARIETTA — Commissioner Monique Sheffield began what would be the final hearing on North Point Ministries’ megachurch and mixed-use complex in…
MARIETTA — After years of jockeying by community members over the future of the 180-plus-year-old Oakton house in Marietta, site work has begu…
ATLANTA – Georgia’s unemployment rate fell to 3.7% last month, the lowest it’s been since the coronavirus pandemic began in March of last year.
Georgia hauled in $3.2 billion more in taxes during the last fiscal year – a period dominated by a worldwide pandemic – than it brought in dur…
ATLANTA – Six years ago, the General Assembly passed legislation allowing Georgia property owners to use third-party financing to install roof…
ATLANTA — Georgia energy regulators have authorized Georgia Power Co. to move forward with plans to buy 970 megawatts of solar power from five…
ATLANTA – Starting Sunday, unemployed Georgians will have to submit evidence they’re looking for work to the state Department of Labor.
Microsoft, Sharecare and Wellstar Health System representatives discussed digital technologies to enhance healthcare systems for patients and …
MARIETTA — Commissioner Monique Sheffield began what would be the final hearing on North Point Ministries’ megachurch and mixed-use complex in…
Statewide ACT scores are out, and both the Cobb and Marietta school districts showed improvement from 2020.
Here's a look at Cobb County and state coronavirus numbers reported Tuesday and how they compare to the day before. All information comes from…
ATLANTA — A lawsuit alleging a now-deceased Catholic priest sexually abused an altar boy in the 1970s should go forward because the Archdioces…
Cobb Police say they’re investigating as a homicide the discovery of a woman dead at an extended stay hotel near Town Center mall.
With two weeks left until Cobb residents vote on a new 1% education sales tax cycle, Croy Engineering President Greg Teague lunched with the M…
Here's a look at Cobb County and state coronavirus numbers reported Monday, and how they compare to Friday. All information comes from the Geo…
Facing criticism that their homes are a drag on property values and create “pockets of poverty,” Habitat for Humanity is pushing back on oppon…
Here’s a look at the zoning cases the Cobb Board of Commissioners will consider Tuesday. This list is typically published four times a month —…
Area families enjoyed the crisp fall weather on Sunday afternoon at Sleepy Hollow Farm in Powder Springs, weaving through the corn maze, takin…
ATLANTA — First-time unemployment claims in Georgia fell by 1,826 last week, but they’re about to drop much more dramatically as the state cut…
ATLANTA — A new inspection of the nuclear expansion at Plant Vogtle the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (the NRC) announced this week could furt…
ATLANTA – First-time unemployment claims in Georgia dropped significantly last week, echoing a national trend that has held for six weeks running.
ATLANTA – Georgia Power Co. and the utility’s nonprofit foundation announced a $75 million, five-year commitment Monday to advancing racial eq…
ATLANTA – Georgia’s film industry is setting records even as the coronavirus pandemic continues dampening activity in other economic sectors.
Labor advocates and state lawmakers in Georgia called on Gov. Brian Kemp Wednesday to reverse his decision to end expanded federal unemploymen…
ATLANTA — Georgia energy regulators will decide this fall how much of the costs of building the first of two additional nuclear reactors at Pl…
ATLANTA — Georgia is joining a growing number of Republican-led states in cutting off federal unemployment benefits to incentivize out-of-work…
ATLANTA — Georgia tax collections soared 52.4% last month compared to April of last year, a huge increase attributed more to changes in state …
ATLANTA — Georgia’s business community is asking the state to suspend federal unemployment benefits Congress approved during the coronavirus p…
ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp vetoed legislation Monday that would have created the position of chief labor officer within the Georgia Department …
ATLANTA — Gasoline prices could be headed up at the start of the summer driving season following the shutdown of a major pipeline hit by a cyb…
In 2016, Cobb County-based construction firm Brasfield & Gorrie made a five-year commitment to raise money via its employees and subcontra…
Legislation extending COVID-19 liability protection to Georgia businesses and hospitals until July 14 of next year cleared the state House of …
