Acworth celebrated its seventh annual MLK Day celebration and ninth annual day of service Jan. 20. Festivities began with a unity walk, followed … Continue Reading
Leaping Into a Fun Year!
It happens every four years; except when it doesn’t.In order to keep our calendar synced with the time it takes for Earth to circle the Sun … Continue Reading
Cornerstone Prep Wins National Cheerleading Title
For the first time in school history, the Cornerstone Preparatory Academy’s competition coed cheerleading squad won the title of FCC (Fellowship of Christian Cheerleaders) National Grand Champion in the varsity … Continue Reading
2019 Acworth Citizen of the Year
The Cobb Chamber’s Northwest Cobb Area Council named Shane Queen, head football coach at North Cobb High School, the 2019 Acworth Citizen of the Year for his leadership at his school and within the community. As … Continue Reading
Liability for Falling Trees and Branches
In Georgia, metropolitan area landowners can be liable for injuries caused by falling trees and tree branches if they know that a tree on their property has visible damage, rot or decay. This is commonly known as … Continue Reading
Leaving a Legacy Isn’t Just About Money
One of my greatest rewards as an elder law attorney is seeing people accomplish their legacy goals. We all leave a legacy, and we get to choose what it looks like. Often, when attorneys or financial advisers use the … Continue Reading