Daxton Wilder

Having defied obstacles and established new paths throughout her extraordinary forty-one-year tenure with the Cobb County Sheriff’s Office, Chief Deputy Rhonda Anderson exemplifies fortitude and empowerment. She embodies bravery, perseverance, and a steadfast dedication to public service, having been the initial African American female deputy to be employed by the department. Anderson shared her four-decade … Read more

As a significant storm system accumulates strength, it is positioned to discharge a deluge of severe weather conditions that cover extensive portions of the United States. This ominous specter obscures the clear sky above the nation. The impending onslaught of severe thunderstorms, substantial hail, and powerful tornadoes is duly warned of by the National Weather … Read more

A routine traffic check changed when authorities found a bottle of alcohol on a motorist they rescued from an overturned automobile. The event shook the community and highlighted drunk driving. When they arrived, a car was flipped with the driver inside. Despite the danger, officials coordinated a quick and daring rescue. Emergency workers found a … Read more

When emergency personnel rushed to the aid of a construction worker ensnared in a trench collapse in Dallas, Georgia, a fraught situation ensued. A rapid and well-coordinated rescue operation was prompted by the community-wide reverberations caused by the incident that transpired in the 300 block of Persian Ivy Way, Paulding County. A distress call was … Read more

A firm purportedly involved in a fee scheme that specifically targets military veterans has been alerted to the public by the Cobb County Superior Court Clerk. The Clerk’s office issued a warning on Thursday, revealing that DD214 DIRECT was exploiting veterans through the imposition of filing fees for veterans’ documentation. Cobb County Government’s social media … Read more

The NICU at Wellstar Cobb Medical Center has assured families in advance of Easter weekend that their “tiniest patients” will not be excluded from holiday festivities. The medical center conveyed condolences to families during this momentous occasion through a heartening declaration. As the Easter season and spring approached, the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at … Read more

A disturbing reality has been illuminated by a recent study conducted by researchers at Georgia Tech: in Georgia, race significantly influences who struggles to pay their utility bills. The results indicate that energy costs are disproportionately higher for African American households in comparison to other ethnic groups, suggesting that systemic elements contribute to this inequity. … Read more

Students throughout metro Atlanta are preparing for a much-needed respite from the rigors of academia as the calendar turns to spring break. Nevertheless, this disruption in routine poses a practical obstacle for numerous parents whose work schedules do not coincide with the school breaks: locating enjoyable and secure activities for their children. Local organizations are … Read more

Townelaker– The University of Georgia recently witnessed a remarkable story of heroism involving five first-year students, affectionately dubbed the “Fearless Five” by the university. What started as an exciting road trip for these young women turned into a life-saving mission that would be recognized by Governor Brian Kemp for their bravery. On the Friday afternoon … Read more