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Revamped Smyrna museum to reopen Nov. 17

November 11, 2019 Special to Express Telegraph

The Smyrna History Museum will open its newly revamped and expanded facility to the public on Nov. 17.

Shoupade model gifted to Smyrna History Museum

September 5, 2019 Special to Sightseers’ Delight

The family of Smyrna resident and local historian Leon McElveen has donated a prized model of a Civil War Shoupade fort to the Smyrna History Museum.

Smyrna Historical Society hosting collection event on July 27

July 17, 2019 Express Telegraph

The Smyrna Historical Society will host a collection event where residents can potentially donate documents, photographs or artifacts relevant to the history of Smyrna and South Cobb.

Alcohol measures headed toward passage in Cobb

November 6, 2018 Express Telegraph

Voters throughout Cobb County passed measures allowing alcohol sales with brunch starting at 11 a.m.

Georgia lawmaker: Hands free law reducing crashes, fatalities

October 18, 2018 Express Telegraph

A Georgia state lawmaker says traffic fatalities, crashes and related insurance claims are down statewide following a new hands-free law.

Many Georgia voters to decide on whether to allow brunch alcohol sales

October 10, 2018 Express Telegraph

Voters in many municipalities statewide will vote on whether to allow alcohol sales with brunch starting at 11 a.m.

Pausing to remember Sept. 11, 2001, 17 years later

September 11, 2018 Todd DeFeo

Today is a day no one wants to celebrate. It’s a day to pause, reflect and remember.

Smyrna, Ga., museum closed pending restoration

September 8, 2018 Sightseers’ Delight

The Smyrna Museum has closed pending a restoration and overhaul of its exhibits.

Gould wins Smyrna City Council Ward 6 seat

July 24, 2018 Express Telegraph

Gould won Tuesday’s runoff with 60.4 percent of the vote, defeating Idella Moore.

New Smyrna budget represents a 6.5 percent decrease over last year

July 11, 2018 Express Telegraph

The Smyrna City Council’s new $92.4 million budget kicked in on July 1.