Austell News

An Austell man has been arrested after police say he exposed himself to a Forsyth County therapist.

A 24-year-old Austell mother of four was killed early Saturday when her car was hit by another going the wrong way on I-20, Atlanta police said.

A missing Oakwood man, 82, suffering from dementia, has been found safe this morning.

For the past 15 years, Marietta-based Feed My Lambs Christian Academy has been a beloved place for preschoolers whose low-income parents want a Christian-based education for them.

A 26-year-old pedestrian who stepped in front of a vehicle in Austell has died, Cobb County police said.

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Ida got into the sewer, and the sewage got out. The tropical storm that brought about 5 inches of rain to Columbus on Monday and Tuesday produced a runoff that deluged Columbus' sanitary sewers, causing four overflows that spilled into Lindsay Creek.

Austell Mayor Joe Jerkins said a lot of residents were obviously alarmed in the wake of the recent damage caused flooding, but he said no homes were flooded and no residents were displaced from the overflow of Sweetwater Creek caused by heavy rains Tuesday and Wednesday morning.

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Austell residents weren't getting the answers they wanted at Monday night's City Council meeting.

It was an extraordinary surprise for the students at once-flooded Clarkdale Elementary School.

This Sunday, local musicians will join together at the Earl Smith Strand Theatre for The Band Aid Relief Benefit for Clarkdale Elementary.

Posted By: Ross McLaughlin WEB EXCLUSIVE: The September floods in Atlanta may be nothing but a memory for many, but for some it's painfully obvious every day.

Two incumbents were voted out of office Tuesday night by sweeping victories in Cobb's flood stricken cities.

Jill Robbins didn't pay attention to flood maps until September's rain pushed Sweetwater Creek into her home.

Cobb County police said four people were hurt when a car slammed into an International House of Pancakes restaurant Tuesday.

Many flood victims, particularly in Cobb's hard hit southern cities, want the government to buy their damaged homes; however, officials say it could be two years before there's any money.

Those who attended District 4 County Commissioner Woody Thompson's town hall meeting Monday night echoed the same concerns that were expressed last week, when hundreds of angry residents swamped a county meeting on flood updates.

A 69-year-old Austell woman was killed Tuesday afternoon in a three-car accident in Virgina, according to police.

Many Cobb County homeowners say they'd like the county to buy their flood-damaged homes, but a county official says it's impossible to accommodate all of them.