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Political cartoonist Clay Jones on militarization of campuses

TOPICS:campus protestsClay Jones
Cartoon of a campus administrators saying "I need a militarized response to the protests. What's the worst that could happen" and a sign stating "Kent State"

Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson May 2, 2024

Political cartoon by Clay Jones

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The words "Quiz Time" in large cartoon font

Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson October 2, 2026

Cobb County Advance Voting Quiz: Are You Ready for November 3?

Advance voting for the November 3 General Election in Cobb begins soon, and it isn’t too early to make sure you’re prepared to exercise your most important civic duty in…


The front of the brick South Cobb Community Center building, with a "Vote Here" sign in front

Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson October 2, 2026

Candidates, tell our readers why they should vote for you, but with two conditions

The Cobb County Courier welcomes statements from candidates for local Cobb County offices, statewide offices, or for congressional seats. This includes candidates at all levels who are running for office…


Photo of a thunderstorm with a large bolt of lightning

Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson October 2, 2026

Cobb and Other Metro Counties Could See Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Friday

Scattered showers and thunderstorms could bring locally heavy rainfall and lightning to north and central Georgia Friday afternoon and evening, according to the National Weather Service. Patchy dense fog is…


Photo of Barbara Rivera Holmes

Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson October 2, 2026

Building Georgia’s Workforce for Tomorrow

[The Cobb County Courier invites candidates to submit articles explaining what their vision is for the office they seek, and why voters should elect them. To check out our requirements…


Front of Smyrna's Max Bacon City Hall

Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson October 2, 2026

Norton Highlights Downtown and South Cobb Drive Plans in Smyrna Address

By Mark Woolsey The mayor of Smyrna is nothing if not bullish about the future of nearly 60 thousand people who call the suburban city home. Mayor Derek Norton updated…


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