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A Davidson County woman has been awarded $850,000 in an alienation of affection lawsuit against former NASCAR driver Jennifer Jo Cobb. The civil verdict, reported by North Carolina outlet WFMY News 2, centers on claims that Cobb was involved with the woman's husband. Alienation of affection suits, still permitted in a handful of states including North Carolina, often draw wide attention when they involve public figures.
- 2Cobb Sports Network Internship Applications Opening Soon▼Cobb Sports Network Internship Application Window Opening Soon
The Cobb County School District has announced that the application window for internships with the Cobb Sports Network will be opening soon. The internships give students hands-on experience in sports broadcasting and production. The district says interested applicants should watch for details on how and when to apply.
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Cobb County has issued 40 new business licenses, according to a report from Cobb Courier. The addition signals fresh commercial activity in the Georgia county, with new businesses ranging across local sectors. The news suggests continued economic growth and entrepreneurship in the area, though details on the types of businesses or their locations were not provided.
- 4Column urges Cobb County board to admonish superintendent after book bans●Guest Column: Cobb County school board should admonish superintendent in book ban aftermath
A guest column in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution argues that the Cobb County school board should formally admonish its superintendent over the handling of book removals in district schools. The piece adds to ongoing local debate over challenged and banned books in Georgia schools, placing the superintendent's conduct at the center of a controversy that has drawn sustained public attention in the county.
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The Mountain View Regional Library is hosting a Halloween-themed event that blends spooky fun with hands-on science activities. The program, covered by the Cobb Courier, offers families seasonal entertainment with an educational twist at the Cobb County library.