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May 15, 2024
In the fundraising battle among candidates for Cobb Superior Court clerk, a primary challenger to Democratic incumbent Connie Taylor is leading the pack.
April 27, 2024
MARIETTA — The two candidates for Cobb County District Attorney faced off in a forum Thursday night where challenger Sonya Allen pulled no punches against incumbent Flynn Broady Jr., accusing
April 13, 2024
While an appointment to the Marietta Board of Lights and Water is usually uneventful, a recent nomination became one of the most contentious debates the city has seen this year,
February 3, 2024
Many of us are aware of what has been said about when a tree falls in the forest. It has been said that no one notices. The difference I want
January 28, 2024
CUMBERLAND – The Marietta Daily Journal presented Deane Bonner, Cobb County NAACP president emerita, with the Citizen of the Year Award on Saturday evening.
January 26, 2024
David Hankerson, the trailblazing former Cobb County manager who was the first African American to hold the position, died Thursday morning following years of illness due to cancer. He was
December 30, 2020
MARIETTA â Cobb County welcomed its new Superior Court clerk on Tuesday afternoon with the swearing-in of Connie Taylor, the first Black officeholder of that post. Taylor defeated two-term Republican incumbent Rebecca Keaton in November, receiving 200,072 votes or 52.06%. She took the oath of office in the Superior Courtâs ceremonial courtroom before supporters and elected officials. âLook at what God has done,â Taylor said, a smile on her face. âI am grateful. I am tha...
December 20, 2020
MARIETTA â Jeriene Grimes knows people are hurting this year. She knows for many families, this will be the toughest Christmas theyâve ever had. And she knows that in tough times, itâs community organizations that have to step in. So Grimes, president of the Cobb County Chapter of the NAACP, is leading an effort by the organization to give back this holiday season by organizing a toy drive for local families. âIt is the reason for the season,â Grimes said. âIf you ...