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School will be out the week of December 24th through early January for Cobb County and Marietta City schools as well as for many private and homeschool students for the holidays. We will have plenty of activities packed throughout the
The Vision To Learn mobile clinic will return to Switzer Library in downtown Marietta on Friday, January 4th from 9 a.m. to 3 pm. Vision To Learn will offer vision screenings, eye exams, and, if necessary, glasses for children ages
Cobb County Public Libraries and Cobb Senior Services officials have teamed up since 2015 to promote A Matter of Balance (MOB) workshops designed to reduce fall injuries in the county. Amy Woodell, Evidence-Based Coordinator for Cobb Senior Services, and Acworth
School will be out the week of November 19th through November 23rd for Cobb County and Marietta City schools as well as for many private and homeschool students for Thanksgiving Break 2018. Cobb County Public Libraries will close at 5
T-I-M-E Soon, Cobb County Public Libraries operating hours will expand to include more opportunities to visit at libraries on Saturday mornings and other times. Daylight Saving Time ends 2 a.m. Sunday morning, it’s the official time to set clocks back
The Thriller Book Discussion at Kennesaw Library on Tuesday will feature a forensic expert sharing her insights on the fiction and the reality of Speaking in Bones, a novel by Kathy Reichs. The free October 30th program is from 6:30
Several frighteningly fun events are on the Cobb County Public Libraries calendar for children through the end of October. Check out one or more of our spooky events – “Did you hear that?” – happening near you soon: Spooked by Books
Sibley Library is calling for tweens and teens to join in the fun at the Cooking Essentials for Teens StReaM program starting on Wednesday, October 17 from 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm. Every week we will be exploring different recipes and