Dry Rubs, Marinades and More! Now that we’re in the middle of grilling season, let’s take a moment to consider the preparation process for different types of meat and veggies. Having dry seasonings, marinades and dressings prepped and ready can give different flavor profiles to your food.Seasonings Dry seasonings and rubs can be kept in airtight containers for at least … [Read more...]

With racial and social injustice tensions at an all-time high this summer, many are seeking to learn more on the subject, and are asking how to approach the topic with their children. We reached out to our friends at the North Cobb Regional Library for age-appropriate book recommendations on these topics.According to the children and youth services team at the North Cobb … [Read more...]

Spotlight on Valedictorians The high school graduating class of 2020 includes an exceptional group of local valedictorians. We want to recognize their outstanding achievements and highlight their future plans. Congratulations on all you have accomplished!What I’ve Learned Along the Way As my time as a high schooler comes to a close, I think about all the valuable … [Read more...]

Homemade Pastries for Your Sweet Tooth National Doughnut Day is celebrated annually on the first Friday of June. Did you grab a free doughnut from the number of retailers who offered them? Were you as disappointed as I was with the selection?Doughnuts didn’t start out as the sad, preservative-filled junk food we now recognize. In World War l, the Salvation Army sent … [Read more...]

Angie Luna Director of Power and Public Works What is your main responsibility? Leading the efficient and effective provision of public works, power, stormwater and sanitation services for the city.Describe your team and its responsibilities. Our team is split into several divisions, ultimately made up of about 44 employees. Our administrative team manages projects and … [Read more...]