Proclamation in Celebration of Black History Month

At the Thursday, February 5 regular city council meeting, Mayor Allegood presented the annual Black History Month Proclamation to Alderwoman Kimberly Haase and her family. The 2026 Black History Month theme, "A Century of Black History Commemorations," marks a historic milestone reflecting one hundred years of national efforts to study, honor, and commemorate African American heritage. The City of Acworth encourages all residents to join together as we celebrate and reflect on the rich history and teachings of the Black communities and leaders whose contributions READ MORE

2026-02-09T11:07:54-05:00February 5, 2026|

Swearing in of 2026 Board and Commission Members

At the Thursday, January 15 regular city council meeting, Mayor Allegood recognized and swore in members of the City of Acworth's board and commission members who were re-appointed into their roles. The City of Acworth is incredibly grateful for the love and dedication that its volunteer board and commission members contribute to the city's quality of life each and every day.  

2026-01-21T16:49:43-05:00January 19, 2026|

Recognition of Leadership Development Academy 2026 Graduates

At the Thursday, January 15, regular city council meeting, City Manager James Albright recognized the following City Team members for successfully completing the requirements of the Acworth Leadership Development Academy, demonstrating a commitment to leadership, growth, and service to the community: Neely Motiejunas, Jaime Mullinax, Gibril Jow, Greg Rust, Elizabeth Andrews, Mike Brooks, Victor Guevara, Daulton Hill, Haley Hunter, Ryan Lopez, Jacqueline Medina, Travis Moore, Jamel Rossi, Mike Taylor, and Christine Tilling. Congratulations to our graduates; we are grateful to have such a dedicated City READ MORE

2026-01-21T16:46:51-05:00January 17, 2026|

Ribbon Cutting Celebrating Rena Henton Theatre

The City team joined Mayor Allegood and Acworth Cultural Arts on Thursday, January 15, for a ribbon cutting celebrating the grand opening of the Rena Henton Theatre at the Roberts School Community and Education Center. The new black box theater is named after beloved Acworth resident, Rena Henton, who lived in her home on Cherokee Street for over 70 years before it was tragically destroyed by fire in 1988. Remembered as a familiar and caring presence to so many in the community, her story, resilience, READ MORE

2026-01-21T16:40:24-05:00January 16, 2026|

Proclamation in Recognition of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

At the Thursday, January 15 regular city council meeting, Mayor Allegood presented the annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Proclamation to Randolph Blalock, life-long resident of Acworth, for reflecting the leadership and character portrayed by Dr. King in his everyday life. The City of Acworth thanks Mr. Blalock for his participation and wisdom in building quality of life for the Acworth community. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day will be observed in the Acworth community on Monday, January 19 at the Martin Luther King, READ MORE

2026-01-21T16:43:30-05:00January 15, 2026|

Ribbon Cutting Celebrating Henry’s Louisiana Grill

On Friday, January 9, Mayor Allegood, the City Team, and the Acworth Business Association welcomed new owners and operators of Henry's Louisiana Grill Brian and Taylor Cowart to Historic Downtown Acworth. Congratulations to the Cowarts and to the entire Henry's family on this new and exciting beginning, and thank you for investing in the city. Henry's Louisiana Grill is located at 4835 N Main St, Acworth, Ga 30101.

2026-01-09T14:13:24-05:00January 9, 2026|

Swearing in of Elected Officials

At the Friday, January 2, special-called meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen, Acworth's newly elected and re-elected representatives were sworn into office. Representing Post 4 is Alderwoman Kimberly Haase, representing Post 5 is newly re-elected Alderman Tim Houston, and Mayor Tommy Allegood was sworn in after his re-election as Mayor. The City of Acworth congratulates its new and re-elected representatives and looks forward to working together to continue creating and maintaining a great quality of life for the Acworth community.

2026-01-05T11:15:24-05:00January 3, 2026|

Megan Strange Named Acworth Citizen of the Year

The Cobb Chamber has recognized Acworth resident, Megan Strange, as the 2025 Acworth Citizen of the Year. On Wednesday, December 17, Mayor Allegood was pleased to introduce Megan Strange as a cherished member of the Acworth community for twenty-five years of leadership that has created life-changing influence throughout the city. From her role as Upper School Principal at North Cobb Christian School to Missions Director at NorthStar Church, and her volunteer service with the City of Acworth's Historic Preservation Commission, Megan has led with heart READ MORE

2025-12-18T13:05:52-05:00December 18, 2025|

Celebrating Acworth Cadet Wins at Cobb Cadet Challenge Competition

Acworth Public Safety Cadets competed in the Cobb Cadet Challenge at the Cobb County Safety Village, taking home 6 individual trophies. Team 1 earned 1st place Suspicious Person, 1st place Domestic Dispute, 1st place Unknown Trouble, and 3rd Place Overall. Team 2 earned 2nd place Suspicious Person and 2nd Place Overall. The City is incredibly proud of their hard work, teamwork, and professionalism throughout the day, and for representing Acworth with pride, confidence, and dedication.

2025-12-09T16:41:26-05:00December 9, 2025|

City of Acworth Named Atlanta’s 2nd Healthiest Employer

The City of Acworth is excited to announce that it has been ranked Atlanta's 2nd Healthiest Employer-Medium Company by the Atlanta Business Chronicle! At the Thursday, December 4, regular city council meeting, Human Resources Director Dana Alvin recognized the city's wellness committee for its advocacy for opportunities and educational resources to encourage healthy habits and preventative screenings for the City Team.

2025-12-09T08:24:41-05:00December 9, 2025|
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