Cathy Cobbs

1 week ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Cathy Cobbs

Stage Door Theatre's "25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, produced in collaboration with Agnes Scott College, explores the awkwardness of adolescence, the power of family and friendship, and the thrill of competition - all in the eyes of a group of spelling bee competitors.

2 weeks ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Cathy Cobbs

Apr. 12 - It's Cathy from Rough Draft with my weekly newsletter on Tucker. In a sea of bad news, it's always nice to write a story that involves all the elements of greatness - crime, heartbreak, redemption, and, of course, dogs. 💐 There's also information about an event that celebrates your inner artist fighting to get out, an upcoming city council agenda item that is kind of mystifying and some outdoor events to enjoy in Tucker, if your sinuses can handle it.

2 weeks ago | gpb.org | Cathy Cobbs

Little did Chantel Hunter know that when she found a flea-ridden, mostly furless dog wandering around a school garden in Tucker that it was a retired American Kennel Club Grand Champion Shiba Inu that had been stolen more than a year ago. On April 7, Hunter, who was checking on plants in a garden at Turning Sun School's Tucker Campus, said the friendly dog, now identified as Shogatsu, wandered up to her, dragging a frayed rope attached to his collar.

2 weeks ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Cathy Cobbs

Apr. 10 - It's Cathy from Rough Draft with my weekly newsletter on Dunwoody. It's been an action-packed week here, with sporting victories, seasonal openings, fundraisers, and paving projects all highlighted in this week's edition. Another Dunwoody way-finding sign has been installed, and this newsletter contains its exact location to make it easy for the haters to stop by while collecting ammo for social media. What can I say? I'm a giver.

2 weeks ago | roughdraftatlanta.com | Cathy Cobbs

Little did Chantel Hunter know that when she found a flea-ridden, mostly furless dog wandering around a school garden in Tucker that it was a retired American Kennel Club Grand Champion Shiba Inu that had been stolen more than a year ago. On April 7, Hunter, who was checking on plants in a garden at Turning Sun School's Tucker Campus, said the friendly dog, now identified as Shogatsu, wandered up to her, dragging a frayed rope attached to his collar.