Good morning, Marietta.

Cobb Water has announced a series of community programs designed to teach residents about water conservation and quality, with events planned for upcoming weeks in local neighborhoods + across the county.

Yamaha will move its U.S. headquarters from California to Kennesaw (metro Atlanta), a shift that is expected to boost local business activity.

The relocation is set to bring new investments and job opportunities in the near future.

Tuesday brought a lively bluegrass jam to Marietta Square when local musicians played banjos and guitars outside the Australian Bakery Cafe, and the event will return weekly through early spring.

Marietta Arts Council has announced its search for a new Executive Director to guide its growth + candidates may apply as the selection process unfolds.

A Cobb County teacher battling stage 4 colon cancer continues teaching at Walton High School today while students and colleagues support him with a GoFundMe that has raised over $60,000 so far.

Community members rally around Josh Williams to help ease his medical and family expenses.

A Cobb mother raised concerns about school safety protocols after alleging that a student threatened violence in her son’s class & school officials are set to review current measures.

Dobbins Air Reserve Base is conducting routine training that may result in loud sirens for neighboring communities through the week — officials stress the noise is from a controlled simulation and not an emergency.

Sen. Warnock is proposing a bipartisan bill to bar private equity firms owning over 350 homes from buying properties to help families compete with cash offers in Metro Atlanta, with the Senate voting this week and realtor Alicia Rylander saying the law could give families a fair shot at homeownership.

Daisy, a 5-month-old muted calico kitten weighing 4 lbs, is ready for adoption at Cobb County Animal Services on 1060 Al Bishop Drive in Marietta.

Appointments are preferred (call 770 499-4136) but walk-ins are welcome.

Monster Jam will return to EchoPark Speedway on April 11–12, 2026 offering multiple shows over the weekend.

The event will feature thrilling truck stunts for fans in the local community.

The Atlanta Braves launched Braves.TV streaming service on Wednesday for more than 140 games this season at a $99.99 season-long or $19.99 monthly rate, available on web, mobile, smart TVs & gaming consoles so fans can watch without blackout restrictions.

Ñejo Concert

8 PM – 12 AM — The Mayan — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of vibrant music featuring Ñejo, La Duraca & Champion Sound.

GSO Cinema Classics: The Magic of the Movies

5:30-8:30 p.m. — Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the enchanting music of Hollywood's greatest films at this special concert event.

In-Person Job Fair

1 AM – 12 PM — Hyatt Regency Suites Atlanta Northwest — Free entry — Meet employers face-to-face and explore exciting career opportunities.

Run With a Longhorn 5K

8 AM – 12 PM — Kell High School — Supports the Kell High School Band program — Participate in this Peachtree qualifier and run with the community spirit.

FLUXCAPACITOR Atlanta's Original 80's Tribute

9 PM — Dixie Tavern — $10 Cover — Dance the night away to all the iconic 80's hits with Atlanta's beloved pop/rock party band.

Noise Pollution: The AC/DC Experience

8-11 p.m. — Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre — Check for ticket pricing — Rock out to iconic AC/DC hits performed live by a dedicated band.