Friday, February 20, 2026 • Just in time to plan your weekend
An “In-Between The Issues” look at events, people, dining, and entertaining in southern Cobb County, from the publishers of The Bright Side community newspapers of southern Cobb. Deadline for the March issue is February 23rd. Contact us at news@brightsidecobb.com.
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SMYRNA TO HOLD BLACK HISTORY MONTH DINNER
In honor of the Black History Month centennial, the city of Smyrna invites guests to A Taste of Black History. Smyrna is celebrating with an unforgettable evening of food and fellowship. This year’s Black History Month Celebration Dinner will be held Friday, February 27, at 6 p.m. at Smyrna Community Center, 1250 Powder Springs Street, Smyrna.
Reserve Your Seat: general Admission: $40; reserved tables (seats 6): $240 – Perfect for families and organizations.
Don’t miss this once-in-a-century celebration. Stay tuned the city announces their featured guest chefs. Sign up here. |
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Mayor Owens plays pickleball at Pickleball Kingdom
PICKLEBALL KINGDOM NOW OPEN IN MABLETON
Mableton now has a new recreation option. Pickleball Kingdom is at the Brookwood Square at Austell Road and the East-West Connector. Mayor Owens attended the ceremonial ribbon cutting and took part in the inaugural pickleball hit on Jan. 14. For more information about the new Pickleball Kingdom, visit https://pickleballkingdom.com/clubs/south-cobb/ |
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GALA TO SUPPORT SMYRNA PUBLIC SAFETY FOUNDATION
Tickets are now on sale for a dinner fundraiser benefiting Smyrna first responders through the Smyrna Public Safety Foundation. The Smyrna Hero Dinner Gala will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Thursday, March 5, at Boxwood Social Hall in Marietta. It will include dinner, drinks, dancing, live music and a silent auction.
The occasion marks the start of the Smyrna Public Safety Foundation’s packed 2026 calendar of events, which includes a golf tournament in April, Jazz Under the Gazebo in November, and the Shop with a Hero shopping event in December to help local children enjoy the holidays.
Tickets are $100. Tables for eight are available for $800; sponsorships are also available. Popular local restaurants, including Atkins Park, Zucca Bar & Pizzeria, Good Kitchen + Market, and Muss & Turner’s, will provide food for the event. United Distributors and StillFire Brewing will provide the beverage.
Acclaimed local singer-songwriter Michael Magno will provide the evening’s entertainment.
Tickets are available at https://e.givesmart.com/events/MR7/. For more information, visit SmyrnaPSF.org. |
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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS VISITED STATE CAPITOL
Students from Pebblebrook and South Cobb High Schools witnessed the legislative process during a visit to the Georgia State Capitol on Feb. 12. Mableton Mayor Michael Owens and State Rep. Terry Cummings hosted representatives from the schools’ Student Government Associations. Students were able to watch the House and Senate both conduct business, take a guided tour of the Capitol, and interact with lawmakers in an informative Q & A session. These visits inspire a lot of students to consider careers in government and public service.
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PUBLIC HEALTH COMMUNITY SURVEY
Cobb & Douglas Public Health (CDPH) is seeking valuable feedback from our community, and we need your help to spread the word. We’re inviting residents to take a quick 5-minute survey to share their thoughts about CDPH and help shape the future of public health in our area.
As an added incentive, survey participants will be entered to win one of five $50 Visa® gift cards as a thank-you for their time. The survey closes on March 6, 2026, so we’re encouraging everyone to act quickly. Take the survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CDPHCommunitySurvey. |
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KSB DOCUMENT SHREDDING
Reducing waste not only conserves valuable resources but also helps protect our environment by cutting down on pollution and conserving landfill space. That’s why Keep Smyrna Beautiful hosts two annual document shredding events, offering a convenient and secure way for everyone to properly recycle sensitive documents. These events are open to all—whether you’re a Smyrna resident or from another community, we invite you to participate and help reduce waste.
Keep Smyrna Beautiful hosts its spring Document Shredding event on Saturday, March 14, from 9 a.m. to noon to securely shred and recycle documents. This event takes place at the Aline Wolfe Adult Recreation Center, 884 Church Street, Smyrna, in Smyrna. It is free and open to the public, but donations are welcome. Visit the website for Document Shredding event details. |
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SOUTH COBB DRIVE IMPROVEMENTS OPEN HOUSE
The City of Smyrna, in partnership with the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), invites the public to attend a Public Information Open House to learn more about the South Cobb Drive Improvements Project from Concord Road to Windy Hill Road on Thursday, March 19, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Smyrna Community Center, 1250 Powder Springs Street.
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NEIGHBORS REMOVE LITTER FROM QUEEN MILL ROAD
Queen Mill Neighbors, along with help from the City of Mableton Sustainability, Mableton Improvement Coalition, Leland Quest United Methodist Church, South Cobb Lions Club and the Friends of Mableton removed 20 bags of litter from their newly adopted two miles of Queen Mill Road and 5 bags of litter from Ivey Road. The cleanup went quickly as the group enjoyed each other’s company.
If you or your neighborhood group is interested in adopting a mile, please reach out to Dawn at Keepcobbbeautiful@cobbcounty.gov . She will furnish you with the supplies and signage
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“THE CHEF’S TABLE EXPERIENCE” UNVEILED
The Georgia Food +Wine Festival announces the launch of The Chef’s Table Experience, an exclusive, chef-driven dining event debuting at the 2026 festival. Designed for discerning food and wine enthusiasts, this VIP offering delivers an intimate, five-course, immersive dining journey where food, culture, lifestyle, and storytelling converge.
Unlike traditional tasting tents, The Chef’s Table Experience is a thoughtfully curated, sit-down culinary theater. Guests are guided through a multi-course menu crafted by acclaimed chefs, each dish highlighting the finest Georgia-sourced ingredients and thoughtfully paired wines. Every course is presented with intention, offering insight into the inspiration, techniques, and regional influences behind the cuisine.
“The Chef’s Table Experience is about more than exceptional food and wine,” said contributing chef Jernard Wells. “It’s about slowing down, engaging the senses, and creating meaningful moments around the table. This experience represents the elevated, immersive direction of the Georgia Food +Wine Festival.” A limited number of tickets are available. This special tasting will be held on March 25 at 6:30 at Jim Miller Park. Tickets are $125 in advance or $150 at the gate.
For more information about the 2026 Georgia Food +Wine Festival and The Chef’s Table Experience, visit www.georgiafoodandwinefestival.com. |
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GET INVOLVED AT FREEMAN POOLE SENIOR CENTER
 Seniors, are you looking for activities or need a place to meet new friends? Why not visit the Freeman Poole Senior Center located at 4025 South Hurt Road, Smyrna? Join a lunch and learn class, enjoy a cooking demonstration, play bingo or join a book reading club. Whatever your interest may be, there’s plenty to do at Freeman Poole.
Click here for a list of upcoming events.
4025 S Hurt Road, Smyrna 30082
(770-801-3400)
Visit Freeman Poole Senior Center’s website for daily activities
Veteran Connection meets the 2nd Tuesday each month at 10 a.m.
FEBRUARY
AARP
Wednesday, February 25 from 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.. Please arrive by 9 a.m.
$20 AARP members; $25.00 Non-members; Registration required
Sacred Sound Healing: Sound Bath Meditation
Friday February 27 from noon – 1 p.m.
Free; Registration required
A sound bath is a meditative and healing journey, and one of the most relaxing experiences you can give yourself. It is an effective form of deep rest and rejuvenation for your physical body & your mind. Just 30 minutes of rest and meditation in a sound bath can be equivalent to 2 hours of deep sleep. This journey of sound incorporates healing sounds which radiate from quartz crystal bowls tuned to the 7-point chakra system (your body’s energy system), a native drum will mimic the sound of ocean waves, which are cleansing and clearing, and finally, gentle tones from Koshi chimes tuned specifically to the four elements will complete the experience. This sound bath experience is cleansing and rejuvenating on the deepest cellular levels, connecting mind, body, and spirit.
MARCH
Beadmaking Workshop
Monday, March 2 from noon – 1 p.m.
$8. Supply fee paid to instructor; Registration required
Join us for a fun and creative craft workshop where you’ll design your own beaded pens and silicone beaded bracelets! While we’ll feature St. Patrick’s Day inspired options, you’re free to choose any colors and styles that inspire you. Whether you’re crafting for the holiday or just for fun, this hands-on workshop is a great way to relax, get creative, and make something uniquely yours. Led by Katie Felgate.
Welcome to C. Freeman Poole Senior Center
Wednesday, March 4 from 11 a.m. – noon
Free; Registration required
Whether you are new or have been a long-time member of C. Freeman Poole, you are invited to come and learn more about our center, the programs we offer, meet our team, take a tour of our
center, and offer suggestions about activities, events, or seminars you would like to see offered.
Downsizing Made Easy
Thursday, March 5 from 11 a.m. – noon
Free; Registration required
Feeling overwhelmed by clutter or wishing you had more time and space to enjoy life? You’re not alone and this class is here to help. Join us to learn the why, when, what, and how of decluttering and downsizing, with simple, practical strategies to help you create a calmer, more peaceful home. Led by Robin Benifield, this welcoming session will guide you toward letting go with confidence and ease.
First Friday Films (Call center for title)
Friday, March 6 from 12:30 p.m. – 3 p.m.
Free; Registration required. $1 Concessions
Join us at the center for a fun movie in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Don’t miss out on freshly popped butter popcorn to make this Friday a fun one!
My Favorite Pi: Recipe Sharing
Monday, March 9 from 11 a.m. – noon
Free; Registration required
Celebrating National Pi Day, Join us for a fun and delicious Pie Recipe Exchange! Bring your favorite pie recipes, sweet or savory, to share with others while discovering new recipes to try at home. This is a wonderful opportunity to swap tips, share memories, and enjoy good conversation with fellow pie lovers. No baking required, just bring your favorite recipes and your love of pie! Led by Freeman Poole Staff.
The Coffee Circle
Tuesday, March 10 from 10 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Free; Registration required
Join our Coffee & Conversations group—a relaxed gathering where friends and neighbors come together over a warm cup of coffee to discuss a variety of interesting topics, from music and books to hobbies and community issues. Whether you’re looking to meet new people, share your ideas, or just enjoy good company and great coffee, this group is the perfect place to connect and engage in meaningful conversations. Led by C. Freeman Poole Staff.
Colorectal Cancer Awareness
Thursday, March 12 from 11:3 0.a.m – 12:30 p.m.
Free, Registration required
Colorectal cancer is the 3rd most diagnosed cancer among men and women. What causes it and what can put someone at risk for it? Learn the signs and symptoms of colorectal cancer and how you might lower your risk of getting it. What are the screening recommendations for colorectal cancer and how can it be detected early. Understanding this form of cancer is critical. Come get all your questions answered. Presented by B.E.S.T (Broadening and Enriching Seniors Together).
Freeman Crafties: DIY Coffee Filter Butterflies
Friday, March 13from noon – 1 p.m.
$5; Registration required
Create beautiful butterflies using simple coffee filters, markers, and a little imagination! In this hands-on DIY class, participants will color, shape, and transform everyday materials into delicate butterfly decorations. This relaxing activity is easy to follow, encourages creativity, and is perfect for all skill levels. Led by Freeman Poole Staff.
A Legacy of Women
Monday, March 16 from 11 a.m. – noon
Free; Registration required
In honor of National Women’s Month, we proudly celebrate some of our incredible ladies here at Freeman Poole Senior Center whose lives are filled with achievements, resilience, and wisdom. This special recognition highlights their accomplishments, contributions, and lasting impact on families, workplaces, and the community. Join us as we honor the stories, strength, and legacy of women who continue to inspire across generations. Led by Freeman Poole Staff
Gardening for the Season
Thursday, March 19 from 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Free; Registration required
Learn how to garden smarter, not harder, through the seasons with Keep Cobb Beautiful. This informative presentation will guide participants through seasonal gardening best practices, including what to plant and when, soil preparation, sustainable landscaping techniques, and eco-friendly maintenance tips that support healthy gardens year-round. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced gardener, you’ll gain practical insights to help your garden thrive.
The Freeman Poole Page Turners
Thursday, March 19 from 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Free; Registration required
Freeman Poole’s Page Turners book club offers a welcoming space to engage in meaningful conversations, share insights, and discover new authors and genres. The book of the month is TBD.
Freeman Foodies
Friday, March 22 from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Lunch on your own; Registration required
Miyako Hibachi Sushi & Steakhouse
1025 East-West Connector,
Austell, GA 30106
Spring into Movement: Easy Ways to Stay Active
Monday, March 23 from 11 a.m. – noon
Free; Registration required
Do you want to be more active but aren’t sure where to start? Have you created a fitness plan only to lose motivation in a few weeks? Do you have questions about exercise and fitness?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, please join us in learning how to safely get started with exercise. This presentation aims to discover your own personal motivation to exercise and learn how to set challenging yet achieving goals for yourself. Led by Keith Mazonkey.
International Women’s Month Film: Call Center for Title
Wednesday, March 25 from 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Free; Registration required
In celebration of National Women’s Month, join us for a screening of a documentary honoring Dr. Sally Ride, the first American woman in space. The film highlights her historic achievements, the challenges she faced as a woman in a male-dominated field, and the personal life she kept private for decades. An inspiring story of courage, authenticity, and breaking barriers. Led by Freeman Poole Staff.
Fraud and Forgery
Thursday, March 26 from 10 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Free; Registration required
Join the Cobb County Sheriff’s Office and learn what to look for and how to protect yourself from fraud and forgery schemes.
Karaoke
Friday, March 27 from 1 p.m. – 3 p.m.
Free; Registration required
Get ready for an afternoon of fun, music, and unforgettable performances at C. Freeman Poole’s Karaoke Jam! Whether you’re a seasoned performer or a first-time singer, this is your chance to take the stage and show off your vocal talent.
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BRIGHT SIDE CALENDAR
FOR SMYRNA/VININGS/MABLETON/AUSTELL
February
16 – 20: WINTER BREAK. Cobb students will be on winter break from February 16 to February 20.
March
14: DOCUMENT SHREDDING. Keep Smyrna Beautiful hosts its spring Document Shredding event on Saturday, March 14, from 9 a.m. to noon to securely shred and recycle documents. This event takes place at the Aline Wolfe Adult Recreation Center in Smyrna. It is free and open to the public, but donations are welcome. Visit the website for Document Shredding event details.
17: THE NEWCOMERS CLUB OF COBB COUNTY welcomes area women to join them at their monthly meeting. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 17, at 10 a.m. at John Knox Presbyterian Church, 505 Powers Ferry Road, Marietta. Make new friends while learning from a speaker on topics interesting to women. New to the area or newly looking for fun activities and new friends? Come join us! For more information: www.newcomersofcobbcounty.com
19: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OPEN HOUSE. A Public Information Open House to learn more about the South Cobb Drive Improvements Project from Concord Road to Windy Hill Road will be held on Thursday, March 19, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Smyrna Community Center.
May
2: SMYRNA GARDEN TOUR: The Smyrna Garden Tour is back on May 2, connecting ticketholders to five of Smyrna’s most beautiful private gardens. This self-guided tour helps raise money to support the work of Keep Smyrna Beautiful, including litter cleanups, habitat rehabilitation, pollinator gardens, environmental education, and more! Sponsorships are available. Learn more at https://keepsmyrnabeautiful.com/garden-tour/
Weekly Organizations
BOY SCOUT TROOP 1: Join Troop 1 Smyrna, where adventure meets leadership. Our vibrant Scouts BSA troop is Scout-led, thriving on teamwork, camaraderie, and the values of the Scout Oath and Law. We camp monthly, explore exciting outdoor adventures, and focus on building skills that last a lifetime. Meetings are held on Sundays from 4:30 to 6 p.m., providing a welcoming space to grow, lead, and have fun—except on holiday weekends or during our thrilling camping trips. Come be part of the adventure and discover what makes Troop 1 a community like no other. Website: troop1smyrna.com. Email: troop1smyrna@gmail.com Phone: 770-742-8858
SCOUTING AMERICA TROOP 220 (FOR BOYS) AND 1872 (FOR GIRLS). Come to Life Church to enjoy Scouting America’s (formally BSA) programs where we have both Boy and Girl Units. Combined with Pack 22 we provide Scouting for the whole family! Troops 1872 and 220 have monthly campouts/adventures and hold regular meetings located at Life Church Smyrna Assembly of God, 4100 King Springs Road (next to Griffin Middle School). Meetings for Troop 1872 are held on Sundays from 2 p.m. – 3:30 and for Troop 220 on Tuesdays from 6:30 – 8 p.m. We are focused on leadership, adventure, and established Scouting Values that have been around for 100+ years. For more information visit www.troopwebhost.org/Troop220smryna
SMYRNA OPTIMIST: Meets every Friday, 7 a.m.to 8 a.m.at the Nelms Masonic Lodge. 455 Concord Road SE, Smyrna. Visitors welcome.
THE JONQUIL CITY KIWANIS CLUB meets on Tuesdays from 10-11 a.m. at the Wolfe Center at 884 Church St. Smyrna,30080. All are welcome. Please come early for fellowship and refreshments.
SMYRNA BNI: Smyrna Business Exchange BNI, the largest and most successful BNI Chapter in all North Georgia (including the Atlanta Metro area) meets Thursday mornings from 7 a.m. until 8:30 (networking, coffee and breakfast starting at 6:45 a.m.) The group meets at Smyrna First Baptist Church, 1275 Church St SE, Smyrna. Enter behind the church in the “Welcome Center.” You can reach them online at: bniatl.com
TOASTMASTERS MEETINGS! T-Toasters of Vinings is once again holding live meetings every Wednesday night starting at 6 p.m. Our meetings are held at 2727 Paces Ferry Rd, Building 2 in the 3rd floor conference room. Look for our banner and come join the fun! For more information visit t-toasters.com or email amberenson@gmail.com.
VININGS CUMBERLAND ROTARY CLUB. In person weekly meeting, and on zoom, every Wednesday at 12 noon. The meetings are held at Copeland’s of New Orleans, 3101 Cobb Parkway, Vinings. For more information, go to viningsrotary.org, or contact Shawn Bendig at shawnbendig@att.net or 404-374-6027
SMYRNA ROTARY CLUB meets Tuesdays at 12:15 p.m. Join for a warm welcome, great fellowship, wonderful speakers, and community, national and international service projects. For more information, email Smyrna Rotary Club at f2@nfiweb.com.
GIRL SCOUTS. Girl Scout Troop 625 (K – 6th Grades) is recruiting! We have age level meetings for Mondays or Thursdays at Austell First United Methodist Church. Contact us at 470-399-3629 or troop625rocks@gmail.com.
Groups
RELATIONSHIPS IN RECOVERY. The oldest meeting on campus meets every Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. in the Pro North building at Ridgeview Institute, 3995 S. Cobb Drive, Smyrna. A 12-step format meeting helping people in relationships with the many aspects of recovery.
Extra Bright Sides
EXTRA COPIES: Looking for an extra copy of The Bright Side? Copies are available each month in the Smyrna Library, the Smyrna Community Center, Vickery Hardware, and Jonquil Publix Atlanta Road, Smyrna; and Kroger on South Cobb Drive, Smyrna. Mableton Pharmacy, Floyd Road Kroger; and the Mable House Arts Center. In Austell: The Treadmill. Also available at advertiser locations. On our website www.brightsidecobb.com sign up for out electronic weekly that has more local news and calendar items every Friday
E-mail your organization’s calendar news to news@brightsidecobb.com. Please send in a Word format as short as possible and no flyers. Calendar items also go into the electronic weekly every Friday. To subscribe to the eWeekly go to www.brightsidecobb.com and click on the red button.
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NOTES AND NOTICES
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
MONTHLY RECYCLING CENTER TOURS. The City of Smyrna Recycling Center offers monthly tours on the third Friday of the month (except for holidays) at 9 am. You can register to attend by visiting: https://keepsmyrnabeautiful.com/education/
STORE MANAGER – DRY CLEANING OPERATIONS: Reliable, responsible Store Manager to oversee daily dry-cleaning operations. Must be professional, trustworthy, and customer-focused, with strong leadership and operational skills. Experience in a dry-cleaning or similar service environment preferred. Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus. Location: Buckhead. Apply: Send résumé to Rochelle@Cheshire-Cleaners.com
SERVICES
TUTORING: Help your child succeed in math. One-on-one tutoring for grades 8 – 12 and SAT/ACT math prep. Trusted Supportive instruction located in the Smyrna area. Call 404-729-8087 or email KGEmathsolutions@gmail.com
GOOD RASCAL DOG TRAINING: Certified Dog Trainer offers Private Dog Training in your home or other mutually convenient location. Positive, gentle methods make training fun for dog and owner. Licensed, Bonded and Insured. For details, see our website: www.mygoodrascal.com. To set up a consultation, email: gary@mygoodrascal.com or call 770-401-7945.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT. Throughout the year, Keep Smyrna Beautiful will continue regular volunteer events, including Community Cleanups, Storm Drain Marking, and Adopt-a-Mile. Interested in volunteering? Fill out our online volunteer application, which can be found at https://keepsmyrnabeautiful.com/volunteer/
EXTRA COPIES
EXTRA COPIES: Looking for an extra copy of The Bright Side? Copies are available each month in the Smyrna Library, the Smyrna Community Center, and Jonquil Publix Atlanta Road, Smyrna; Mableton Pharmacy, Floyd Road Kroger; and in Austell: The Treadmill. Also available at advertiser locations. On our website, www.brightsidecobb.com, sign up for out electronic weekly that has more local news and calendar items every Friday.
PLACING NOTES AND NOTICES ADS: Holding a garage sale? Selling or renting your home, need an employee, tutoring, teaching, or in –home child care? We accept short reader ads for a fee of $25 per 50 words. The ads, with check, should be mailed or delivered to The Bright Side, 3330 Cumberland Blvd, Suite 500, Vinings, GA 30339. Ad copy should also be e-mailed to: ads@brightsidecobb.com. Check or credit card payments accepted. Home-based business ads accepted only if they do not conflict with our display advertisers. Home sale ads are for homeowners only. For information, call 770-426-9388 or e-mail to news@brightsidecobb.com
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WE WELCOME YOUR NEWS AND ADVERTISING FOR THE BRIGHT SIDE.
REACH OUT to potential new customers/clients through the electronic and print editions of The Bright Side. Now gathering news and advertising for the MARCH Bright Side. Deadline is February 23 for the March edition.
Give me a call or email and let’s see how a Bright Side ad can benefit your business. I also welcome good news about people in the community. Give me a phone call at 770-426-9388 or email me at cslipsett@att.net
You can now read the print and the electronic editions of The Bright Side anytime on my website: www.brightsidecobb.com. In addition to direct mail delivery to homes, extra print copies of The Bright Side are available at the Smyrna Public Library, the Smyrna Community Center, Publix at Jonquil Plaza on Atlanta Road, Smyrna Kroger on South Cobb Drive and at Vickery Hardware. Also available at Cobb Hospital, the Treadmill, Austell, the Floyd Road Kroger, Mable House Arts Center, and Mableton Pharmacy.
Cathy Lipsett
Publisher/owner, The Bright Side Newspaper for Southern Cobb
The Bright Side Newspaper (for Smyrna, Vinings, Mableton and Austell) and the eWeekly are owned and published by Lipsett & Associates, Inc. Owner and publisher is Cathy Lipsett.
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Advertisers: Reach New Customers
Advertisers, the Bright Side is the best way to reach thousands of homes within a few minutes driving time of your business. The deadline for each issue is the 23rd of the month. Publication is the first week of the upcoming month. Send to news@brightsidecobb.com.
Notes And Notices
Holding a garage sale? Selling or renting your home, need an employee, tutoring, teaching, in-home child care? We accept short reader ads (up to 50 words) for a fee of $25 per month.
Email the ad to news@brightsidecobb.com and send checks to The Bright Side, 3330 Cumberland Blvd. Suite 500, Vinings, GA 30339. (No copy accepted by phone) and received prior to our deadline of the 23rd of each month. Publication is in the first week of the following month. We also accept credit card payment. Home-based business ads accepted only if they do not conflict with our display advertisers. House for sale ads are for homeowners only. For information, call 770-426-9388 or e-mail to news@brightsidecobb.com.
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