How the Credit Union of Georgia is building community, one initiative at a time. By Michael J. Pallerino Before every program, every event, every outreach initiative, the team from Credit Union of Georgia asks a simple question: “How can we add value to our community today?” The simple, yet powerful question has long been a […]
The power of a collaborative approach to protect children By Anjana Kallarackal Cobb County is not immune to its share of problems. Some of the most disturbing are the abuse and neglect of children. These crimes are often subtle, affect a highly vulnerable population, and have long-lasting consequences. But in response to these crimes, a […]
Why Moore Ingram Johnson & Steele’s legal legacy is a dedicated work in progress By Michael J. Pallerino The team at Moore Ingram Johnson & Steele (MIJS) knew. Before the rest of metro Atlanta and the baseball world heard about the Braves moving from Turner Field to Cobb County in fall 2013, members of the […]
How CobbWorks is transforming workforce development resources and services into opportunities. By Michael J. Pallerino It was a dream. All Evelyn “Evie” Hague ever wanted to do was join the fire services department. The mere prospect, if you take it from a 25,000-foot perspective, seemed daunting, especially for a teenager with no experience. But thanks […]
For 40 years, Yeomans Consulting Group has enriched the lives and futures of Cobb families. By Jennifer Morrell Todd In 2024, an average of 11,000 Americans per day will turn 65 years old, according to the non-profit Alliance for Lifetime Income. That means a considerable number of people will need — and likely already need […]
Building communities and making a difference By Sigele Winbush Standing inside the expansive, 13,000-square-foot headquarters of the multi-building campus of CROFT & Associates, one may find it difficult to imagine the award-winning architecture firm’s modest beginnings. Behind the company’s present-day success, however, is the steadfast dedication and unwavering faith of its founder, Jim Croft, who […]
Creating child-focused services to support Cobb’s most vulnerable population By Lindsay Field Penticuff It’s some of the most grueling yet rewarding work imaginable — helping children who have been sexually abused, neglected, or trafficked. But the team at SafePath Children’s Advocacy Center in Marietta is up for the challenge and has yet to back down […]
The Cecils are dedicated to growing the Marietta Square. By Lindsay Field Penticuff Kacey and Hillery Cecil love living and working in Marietta. And we mean love! The couple, both of whom were born and raised in Marietta, and were even delivered by the same doctor at Wellstar Kennesaw Hospital, attended Harrison High School, and […]
Mike Whittle is a business owner dedicated to giving back. By Jennifer Morrell Mike Whittle Designs Inc. — a family-owned business and staple in the Cobb County area — is well known for the finest in floral arrangements, gifts, and friendly, prompt service. Over the years, owner Mike Whittle also has developed a reputation as […]
Chattahoochee Tech continues to offer a comprehensive array of programs and services for student career development. By Jennifer Morrell In 1963, Chattahoochee Technical College (Chattahoochee Tech) opened its first campus on South Cobb Drive in Marietta. Through the cooperation of many, the school is 60 years strong today and continues to flourish. Chattahoochee Tech was […]