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Find the Perfect Gift at the Douglas County Art Guild Christmas Bazaar

The Cultural Arts Council Douglasville/Douglas County (CAC) announces the annual Douglas County Art Guild (DCAG) Christmas Bazaar. This local seasonal boutique of original arts and crafts is the perfect place to get a unique and reasonably priced gift for anyone in your life. Shopping locally at the DCAG Christmas Bazaar is not only cozy, spirited, and cost effective; it also supports hometown artists and craftspeople. The DCAG Christmas Bazaar will be open from December 3rd through the 12th from 10 am – 5 pm each day in the Wynn Building, located next door to the Cultural Arts Center at 8644 Campbellton St..

Douglas County, GA · 2d
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cobbcountycourier.com

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Volunteers pick up litter along Riverside Parkway

Avid community volunteer Barry Krebs submitted the following report with photos about a litter cleanup on Riverside Parkway. We appreciate the Rho XI Zeta Chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc for their litter cleanup of Riverside Parkway. Members came from as far as Kennesaw and Henry County to assist with cleaning up our area.

Kennesaw, GA · 1d
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USA TODAY

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Miami football next stop for Carrollton (GA) teammates and cousins CJ Cypher, Kweli Fielder

From the moment four-star quarterback CJ Cypher and four-star offensive tackle Kweli Fielder started playing football at 7 years old, they’ve been teammates. And that isn’t changing any time soon. The cousins, who currently star at Carrollton (GA) High School , are both taking their talents to the next level at the University of Miami. “We already wanted to go somewhere together,” Cypher told USA TODAY Sports. “And then Coach Dawson and Coach Cristobal made that easy for us to just make that decision quickly.” Cypher, the No. 1-ranked quarterback in the Class of 2029, and Fielder, the No. 8-ranked offensive tackle in the Class of 2028, committed to Miami in June. More: Brysen Wright commitment: 5-star WR commits to Miami football, Mario Cristobal This season, the two have helped power Carrollton to a perfect 10-0 regular-season record. The winning culture at Carrollton, ranked No. 11 in the latest USA TODAY Sports Super 25 national rankings, is exactly what led Cypher and Fielder to Miami, the nation’s No. 1 ranked program. “I feel like Coach Cristobal coming out from Nick Saban, it’s like a pipeline,” Fielder said. “He has experience and he knows how to win because he’s been a

Carrollton, GA · 2d

The City Menus

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Tanner Health Foundation Welcomes Six New Trustees

Top row, from left to right: Kip Berry, Juan Hernandez, and Lisa Boggs Justus. Bottom row, from left to right: Dr. Rett Reeve, Wesley Stone, and Nikki Thompson Thomas. Tanner Health Foundation has appointed six new members to its board of trustees: Kip Berry; Juan Hernandez; Lisa Boggs Justus; Thomas “Rett” Reeve IV, MD; Wesley […] The post Tanner Health Foundation Welcomes Six New Trustees appeared first on The City Menus .

Douglas County, GA · 1d

Marietta Daily Journal

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Pope girls, Creekview boys win Class AAAAAA titles

CARROLLTON — Cobb and Cherokee counties swept the Class AAAAAA state cross country championships Saturday morning. The Pope girls headlined the meet team-wise and individually as Aislynn Dunn’s overall title with a time of 18 minutes, 27.15 seconds and led the Greyhounds to a third consecutive state championship. After becoming the first Cherokee County boys cross country team to win state last season, Creekview made it two straight in Carrollton by a wide margin. It was evident from the start that Pope would be headed toward its third straight title. Dunn, the defending state champion, built a substantial lead, while teammate Kate Rytlewski (18:36.21) battled with Creekview’s Gianna DeLima (19:03.66) for the runner-up spot. Dunn and Rytlewski were two of five Greyhound runners to finish inside the top 20, joining Louise Delgato (19:47.80) in 12th, Phoebe Throckmorton (20:07.78) in 13th and Fallyn Wheeler (20:18.15) in 18th. Pope scored 46 points to ease past Johns Creek (146) and Creekview (158). “That was talent,” Pope coach Cathi Monk said. “We provide an environment to, hopefully, bring them all together, but they just have so much talent, and they enjoy working together. It was a little harder this year. We had some injuries,

Marietta, GA · 1d

The City Menus

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Carrollton Entrepreneur Hopes to Bring Coral Reef Restoration and Marine Science to Carroll County

The following is a submitted press release by Reef Forge, like you, we are very curious about this proposed project and wanted to share: Carroll County may be hundreds of miles from the ocean, but one local entrepreneur is working to bring marine conservation, coral restoration, and hands-on science education right into the heart of […] The post Carrollton Entrepreneur Hopes to Bring Coral Reef Restoration and Marine Science to Carroll County appeared first on The City Menus .

Carroll County, GA · 2d

Marietta Daily Journal

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Marietta girls with seventh straight cross country title

CARROLLTON — Winning a state championship is certainly not a routine day for most teams, but it’s become one for Marietta. With a final tally of 48 points, the Blue Devils made it seven consecutive girls’ cross country state championships, this one in Class AAAAAAA, on Saturday afternoon in Carrollton. “Our goal is accomplished for the year,” Marietta coach Jack Coleman said. “At the beginning of the year, we said we wanted the boys to finish top 10 and we wanted the girls to win state. For the girls to win their seventh championship in a row, it was phenomenal.” After winning the 2025 championship by a comfortable margin, the Blue Devils fought their way through a much closer race this time around. Cobb County rival Harrison was right on their heels, with the final margin being just five points. “Harrison is a really good team, and in any other class, they are probably going to be your champ,” Coleman said. “They gave us everything that we could handle and more, so we were really excited to do it.” Marietta’s Alyssa Trevino was the Class AAAAAAA runner up, crossing the finish line at the 18:49.57 mark. She narrowly beat out

Marietta, GA · 19h