News Rewind: Gingrey on Economy, Gay Marriage
The representative of Georgia’s 11th district discussed the economy, gay marriage, Obamacare and this year’s presidential race Monday night.
The representative of Georgia’s 11th district discussed the economy, gay marriage, Obamacare and this year’s presidential race Monday night.
Thomas Goodwin of Kennesaw faces a felony charge in Minnesota after similar charges were dismissed against him in Georgia.
Family members have set up a page to help find 16-year-old Raquel Landry.
The new contact center is expected to bring 700 jobs to the Kennesaw area.
Upload photos or videos of 2012 graduates and leave a note of congratulations for the community to see.
Kennesaw Patch wants to help you say congratulations to the 2012 graduates of local high schools, colleges and universities. Just click "Upload Photos or Videos" and leave your message along with the graduate's name in the caption. Leave a comment below for simple congratulatory notes.
The Kennesaw frozen yogurt shop is the winner of this week's Readers' Choice award.
Congratulations to Yogo Ono, the clear winner of this week's Readers' Choice award for Kennesaw's favorite frozen yogurt shop. Yogo Ono garnered 72 percent of the vote. Located at 745 Chastain Rd., Yogo Ono offers a rotation of more than 30 frozen yogurt flavors, including everything from green tea, Tahitian vanilla and cinnamon bun to mango sorbet, peanut butter and sea salt caramel pretzel. The shop also offers over 30 toppings—fruits, candies, nuts and more—that can be mixed and matched in different flavor combinations. Did you know? For more information on Yogo Ono, visit their website. You can also check out their Facebook page for daily featured flavors. We're taking a break from Readers' Choice next week, but the following week we'…
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This 2-year-old boy is available for adoption at the Cobb County Animal Shelter.
Hi, my name is Hemi. I'm a precious 2-year-old, 6-pound Shih Tzu who came to the shelter as a stray with ID on May 10. My family did not come for me when they were contacted. They did take very good care of me—I have a beautiful coat, and I'm already neutered and heartworm negative. I know how to sit when told and walk on a leash, plus I roll right over for a belly rub. You can find me in cage 318 at the Cobb County Animal Shelter, located at 1060 Al Bishop Dr., Marietta. Call 770-499-4136 for more information. Please reference my ID number, 543410, and not my name. For more animals in need of homes, visit the Friends of Shelter Animals for Cobb County Facebook page.
Take a look at the latest job openings in and around Kennesaw.
Fresenius Medical Care is hiring several positions at its new Kennesaw office. Cobb County Board of Commissioners Chairman Tim Lee announced in January that Kennesaw would gain 75 to 80 jobs initially and 120 jobs eventually with the opening of a new office of the dialysis company. The office at 2015 Vaughn Rd. will handle billing and insurance verification for its dialysis services in the Southeast. Below are job openings at the Kennesaw location recently posted on the company's website. Click on the links for more information, or to apply. In other job-related news, a new Home Depot call center slated to bring 700 jobs to Kennesaw also has a number of available positions. Check here for more local job openings.
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Chattahoochee Tech held a reception for its new president at the Earl Smith Strand Theatre.
Ron Newcomb, the new president of Chattahoochee Technical College, was introduced to and welcomed by members of the Cobb Chamber of Commerce at a reception Thursday evening in Marietta. The reception held at the Earl Smith Strand Theatre was the fifth of several set in each of the six counties served by the school. The last reception will be held in Canton in June. Attendees at the event included state legislators, and community and business leaders around Cobb County. Building a strong workforce for communities in Georgia is Chatt Tech's No. 1 priority, Newcomb told Patch in February, after he was named the college's new president. He had served as the interim president of Chatt Tech since Oct. 1, when former president Sanford Chandler …
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The Board of Education has until June 30 to find a compromise that at least four members can support for fiscal 2013.
The Cobb County School District has to go back to the chalkboard after the Board of Education failed to approve the fiscal 2013 budget Thursday night. The school board has until June 30 to pass a budget for the year that starts July 1, but after the extensive debate Thursday, the path forward is unclear. A special meeting will be scheduled to search for an answer. The seven board members staked out at least four distinct positions on the proposed $841.9 million budget—none of them matching the administration's recommendation. Superintendent Michael Hinojosa and Chief Financial Officer Mike Addison entered the meeting recommending the same budget that the school board passed April 26 on a preliminary basis. It features 350 fewer teachers …
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