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Rebecca Gaunt

Rebecca Gaunt

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Contributor, Cobb County Courier

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  • Sparks over development incentive deal; Kennesaw bar’s license suspended

    By Rebecca Gaunt| Cobb County Courier Verified By Rebecca GauntLuke Howe, Kennesaw’s economic development director, presented an incentive application from the developers of the Main Street mixed-use development Lacey II that didn’t go over well with all the council members at Monday’s work session. “This Friday my blood pressure shot up. Going into the zoning and all that stuff there was no mention anywhere about any types of incentives or anything in it,” said Councilman Pat Ferris.

    By Rebecca Gaunt · Cobb County Courier

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Ragsdale announces investigation into firing of two Campbell coaches

    By Rebecca Gaunt| Cobb County Courier Verified Screenshot above: Raunicka Ray, Campbell graduateBy Rebecca GauntFollowing the tremendous outcry from the public, Superintendent Chris Ragsdale announced the district has opened an investigation into the firing of Campbell High School basketball coaches Randy McClure and James Gwyn. “When I learned of the way they were let go, I immediately and personally initiated a review of that decision. That review has now resulted in an investigation,” he said.

    By Rebecca Gaunt · Cobb County Courier

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Sparks over development incentive deal; Kennesaw bar’s license suspended

    By Rebecca Gaunt| Cobb County Courier Verified By Rebecca GauntLuke Howe, Kennesaw’s economic development director, presented an incentive application from the developers of the Main Street mixed-use development Lacey II that didn’t go over well with all the council members at Monday’s work session. “This Friday my blood pressure shot up. Going into the zoning and all that stuff there was no mention anywhere about any types of incentives or anything in it,” said Councilman Pat Ferris.

    By Rebecca Gaunt · Cobb County Courier

    Apr. 04, 2025

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Cobb County Courier

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