Good morning, Marietta.

Cobb County Animal Services in Marietta has a three-month-old black domestic short hair kitten named Giselle available for adoption and encourages potential pet parents to schedule an appointment for a visit.

Naomi is a 1-year-old female pit bull terrier weighing 43 lbs in active status at Cobb County Animal Services in Marietta — the shelter prefers appointments but welcomes walk-ins and visits for owner surrenders or lost pets.

The Cobb County Public Library will hold its Spring Book Sale at the Cobb Civic Center from March 13th to 15th, offering books, DVDs, puzzles and more from 10 cents to $4.00—proceeds support library services.

An Air Force colonel addressed the Marietta Rotary meeting—reminding members of the true meaning of service.

A Cobb hardware store is seeing a rise in shoppers as local families prepare for the fall freeze—residents purchase tools and supplies for colder weather.

In 1847 Marietta newspapers, William Root ran ads offering miracle cures and hardware products from his drug store near Marietta Square.

His ads featured a special cherry cough syrup that claimed to cure coughs, bronchitis and consumption—showing how medicine was promoted in early Marietta.

Gasoline prices in Georgia increased by two cents to $2.80 a gallon last week—EV charging rates dropped to 38 cents per kilowatt-hour in the state—according to AAA's weekly report, which noted small market shifts.

Kennesaw State professor Ordene Edwards received a five-year, $700,000 NSF grant to study how motivation can help keep engineering students in their programs.

The research team will use a well-known method to tie coursework to future career skills — a strategy that may boost academic performance and career readiness.

Residents across the metro are preparing for an arctic blast as homeowners wrap pipes and open cabinets to keep warm—Georgia Power advises keeping indoor temperatures above 68 degrees to prevent freezing.

Warming centers like MUST Ministries Hope House in Marietta are available for those whose heating may fail.

State officials said that SNAP recipients with delayed benefits will get partial payments today and others will receive up to 65% of their normal benefits on their regular deposit day.

Families should check their balance with the ConnectEBT app—further updates will come if Congress ends the shutdown.

Marietta will hold a mandatory virtual meeting on December 4 at 10:30 a.m. for organizations applying for Community Development Block Grants for program year 2026—interested groups must email Kelsey Thompson-White ahead of time to receive the WebEx invitation, and applications will be accepted until January 30.

Law enforcement will launch a click-it-or-ticket campaign today to remind drivers to buckle up — the initiative aims to improve seatbelt use across Georgia.

The National Women’s Soccer League awarded an expansion franchise to Arthur Blank, owner of Atlanta United that is based in Marietta.

The new pro women's soccer team could be headquartered locally—as officials work to finalize details.

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Marietta’s NEW Theatre in the Square — $27.44 - $51.94 — Enjoy a hilarious battle of cons on the glamorous French Riviera.

Annual Gem & Mineral Show

10 AM – 6 PM — Cobb County Civic Center — Free admission — A three-day extravaganza for rock and mineral enthusiasts with activities for the whole family.

A Sage Christmas Musical Revue

3:00-4:30 p.m. — Marietta’s NEW Theatre in the Square — $36.00 - $64.75 — Celebrate the season with a festive blend of holiday tunes performed by the Sage Ensemble.

The Marietta Pilgrimage Christmas Home Tour

Various times — Marietta Welcome Center — $30-35 — Explore beautifully decorated private homes in the Kennesaw Avenue Neighborhood during this cherished annual holiday event.

A Sage Christmas Musical Revue

3:00 – 4:30 PM — Marietta’s NEW Theatre in the Square — Ticket information not provided — Enjoy a heartwarming musical revue featuring beloved holiday tunes from classics to contemporary hits.

Marietta Square Farmers Market

9 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Marietta Square Farmers Market — Free entry — Browse fresh produce and unique local goods from a variety of vendors.

Georgia Symphony Orchestra's Holiday Pops

3-5 p.m. — Marietta Performing Arts Center — Ticketed event — Experience the joy of the season with festive favorites, heartwarming classics, and a special appearance by Santa Claus.