Juneteenth is on track to become a federal holiday. Juneteenth, or June 19, is the date that people who had been held and forced to work in slavery in Texas…
According to a public information release from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation the GBI has been called on to investigate the fatal shooting of Kennesaw man by Cobb County police,…
Dear Mr. Johnson: In 2005, I moved to Georgia from the nation’s capital, Washington D.C. In an effort to find a great community for raising my then two young children,…
By Rebecca Gaunt Pisano’s Pizzeria and Italian Kitchen unveiled a mural depicting local athlete Justin Fields in early April in anticipation of the NFL draft. The only things missing were…
The popular butterfly house “A Garden With Wings” is returning to Kennesaw’s Smith-Gilbert Gardens for the 2021 season. Butterflies are one of the most important pollinators, and the garden features…
The City of Kennesaw issued the following news release highlighting the dedication ceremony at historic Lewis House, which was recently restored: Kennesaw, GA (May 26, 2021) — The City of…
Need relief from the heat? The Splash Pad in Kennesaw‘s Swift-Cantrell Park will open for its 2021 season on Memorial Day, May 31, and will stay open through Labor Day….
The City of Kennesaw will host a Tie Dye Workshop on Saturday June 5 at 6 p.m. in Swift-Cantrell Park. Further details are available in the city’s press release reprinted…
By Rebecca Gaunt Nimesh Patel will fill the post 5 seat on Kennesaw City Council, which was vacated by David Blinkhorn to run in the special election for House district…
The City of Kennesaw will hold what is probably the most unusual (but fun) art contest we’ve reported on. Contestants will turn popsicle-shaped wooden cutouts provided by the Kennesaw Parks…