Third Cobb County Courier Meet the Editor
The third Cobb County Courier “Meet the Editor” is going to be held this Friday, Sep. 14, 2018, from 7:30 – 10:30 a.m., I’m going to be seated at a table Rev Coffee Roasters at 1680…
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The second Cobb County Courier “Meet the Editor”
The second Cobb County Courier “Meet the Editor” is going to be held this Friday, Sep. 7, 2018, from 7:30 – 10:30 a.m., I’m going to be seated at a table Rev…
Meet the Cobb County Courier editor in person
I’m the editor of the Cobb County Courier, and every week, usually on Friday mornings, I’m going to sit in a coffee shop or some other place that’s appropriate for…
A note from the editor on our millage vote article
This is an editorial statement rather than news, so make of it what you will. During last night’s millage rate hearing at the Cobb County Board of Commissioners meeting, I…
Thousands of small reasons to grow Georgia native plants
Just under three years ago I attended a native plant work day at Heritage Park in Mableton, organized by the Georgia Native Plant Society. When the work ended, several people…
Avoid Oakdale Road between Buckner and Highlands Pkwy
I’m writing this as a note “From the Editor” because we don’t do systematic traffic reporting. But the delays are so long due to the paving of Oakdale Road between…
A personal note from the Editor and Publisher of Cobb County Courier
As those of you who regularly read the Cobb County Courier know I seldom run either opinion or personal essay. The Courier is a news site. But I’ve decided to…
And the winner is: Cobb County Courier
From the Editor As I wrote last week, River Edges is due for a name change. I’m going through the process of setting up a Limited Liability Corporation and applying…
From the Editor: Suggest a new name for River Edges
River Edges is due for a name change for three reasons: It’s time to register River Edges as a Limited Liability Corporation and apply for a business license, since revenue,…
Everything you ever wanted to know about kudzu
I’m a fan of what’s known as “long form journalism”. It’s the type of article that takes more than one sitting to read, unless you have a free afternoon. Unlike…