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The high winds could be devastating, as local governments and emergency agencies are encouraging citizens to prepare for the worst. That includes the possibility of property damage, long power outages, heavy flooding in waterways and on roads and scattered debris.
Georgia Power is preparing an outage map and has compiled safety information here; Cobb EMC provides similar resources here. Contact info: Acworth Power – 770-293-9557. Atlanta Gas Light – 877-427-4321. Marietta Power – Emergency 770-794-5160. Cobb EMC – Power Outage 770-429-2100, then press 3. Georgia Power – 888-660-5890.
My East Cobb News. Push for East Cobb city scrutinized in new legislative session. Conservative, affluent community members seek autonomy, but skeptics question why. A resident said she...
COBB COUNTY, Ga. — UPDATE: Shortly before 3 p.m., Cobb County Police stated that they found Springer dead by an apparent suicide. --- The Cobb County Police Department said Wednesday morning...
Tritt Elementary School in East Cobb was evacuated early Wednesday after a fire broke out in an HVAC unit, according to the Cobb County School District. The district said that students weren’t in the school building (4355 Post Oak Tritt Road) and everyone is safe after Cobb Fire units responded.
ATLANTA — A proposed city of East Cobb was the first bill to get a hearing in this year’s legislative session, which began Monday. East Cobb would be created among some of Cobb County’s...
The effort to create a new city of East Cobb cleared a key legislative hurdle on Thursday, setting the stage for a possible voter referendum in Novemb.
East Cobb Latest Headlines: Local State Of Emergency Ordered In Cobb Co. Amid Hurricane Helene; North Atlanta Football League Buys State-of-the-Art Helmets; Want To Get The Word Out About...
ATLANTA (AP) — One of Atlanta’s most affluent suburban areas is a step closer to becoming its own city, after the Georgia House voted to allow residents in a proposed city of East Cobb to...
Cobb schools remove six more books from libraries; 26 in all. The Cobb County School District announced Thursday that six more sexually explicit books have been removed from library shelves, bringing to 26 the number of titles that have been withdrawn over the last year.