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First Alert Forecast: Dry, mild weather this week before cold blast arrives Friday
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Several more days of dry, mild weather are in store before major cold changes Friday into the upcoming weekend. Expect plenty of sun for the rest of the day as highs range from the mid 60s to low 70s. Winds will be generally light, under 10 mph.
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Leah Lockhart Receives Degree From Georgia Tech
Leah Lockhart of Hahira, GA has earned a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design with Highest Honors from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. Lockhart was among approximately 2,240 undergraduate and graduate students who earned degrees during the Summer 2026 semester. Learn about Georgia Tech’s goal to attract, retain,...
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La Parrilla Opening Location at The Avenue East Cobb
La Parrilla has a new location in the works. It will open next summer in the former Tin Lizzy’s space at 4475 Roswell Road, according to Tomorrow’s News Today Atlanta. La Parrilla’s team launched the brand 32 years ago in Marietta. Since then, it has grown to more than 20 locations, largely centered around the Atlanta area. There are a few out-of-state locations in South Carolina and Alabama.
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Five historic Marietta homes open their doors for annual holiday pilgrimage
MARIETTA — A beloved holiday tradition is returning to the Gem City with the 40th annual Marietta Pilgrimage Dec. 4 through 6, showcasing some of the area’s most historic homes decorated for the holidays. Cobb Landmarks and Visit Marietta annually host an opportunity to tour each private home decked in holiday decor at their own pace on a walking tour throughout the first weekend of December. The event is one of the biggest fundraisers of the year for both organizations, with profits split between them. Every year, the pilgrimage’s organizers select a series of five homes along a historic street in the city to showcase to the public. Becky Godbee, co-chair of this year’s pilgrimage, said the event is meant to celebrate historic preservation and strengthen community pride while supporting Cobb Landmarks and Visit Marietta. “It highlights what makes Marietta so special,” Godbee said. “I feel like … the varied architecture of the homes reflects how varied our residents are in Marietta. There is just a wonderful mix of cohesion that just makes it all spectacular.” Prior to the pilgrimage kickoff, the Pilgrimage Gala will take place at The Whitlock Inn on Dec. 3 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.