Cobb Business Journal

4 days ago | mdjonline.com | Eve Glazier |Elizabeth Ko

Dear Doctors: Why is it that fish is so good for you? My husband and I have been thinking about adding more of it to our diets, but we keep hearing stories in the news about people getting sick from contaminated seafood. How do you eat fish and stay safe? Dear Reader: Fish is an important part of a healthy diet. Not only is it an excellent source of high-quality protein, but it also contains a wide array of vitamins, minerals and other nutrients.

4 days ago | mdjonline.com | Curt Yeomans

Would you like some social media stardom (and money for college) with your diploma? Mill Creek High School graduate Mykale Baker walked across the stage at his graduation on May 21 and received his diploma like hundreds of his classmates. But he’s become a TikTok sensation for what he did after the commencement ceremony. You see, flipping burgers is not exactly the way one would expect a newly minted high school graduate to celebrate their accomplishment, but Baker did just that.

4 days ago | mdjonline.com | Lynn Gendusa

It is officially summer! Graduations, celebrations, reunions, and picnics are taking place all over America. Watermelons are ripening, and corn grows tall in the sunshine. I always view this season as one made for children. They can laugh freely, run with wild abandon, and embrace their imaginations. If adults did the same, we would spread more joy. My granddaughter recently visited on her way home to Florida after finishing her sophomore year of college.

5 days ago | mdjonline.com | Annie Mayne

The Mableton City Council approved a revised version of a $9.5 million service deal with Cobb County Friday night, hours after a deadline to avoid county-wide state sanctions had already passed. The council's 5-2 vote Friday night to greenlight the payout came two days after it voted 4-3 to veto a similar agreement.  Councilwoman Patricia Auch said she and Councilwoman Debora Herndon remained firm in their "no" votes on Friday.

6 days ago | mdjonline.com | Carrie Classon

My husband, Peter, doesn't believe me, but I didn't always dress up. I would dress up for the holidays and for a special occasion, but the definition of "special" was fairly strict. It involved wearing nice shoes perhaps half a dozen times a year. But I changed professions and identities a couple of times and, somewhere in there, I discovered that I could wear a lot of clothes I never imagined I could wear. And then I met Peter. This is the part Peter disputes.