Hunter Riggall is a reporter based in Marietta, Georgia. He writes for the Marietta Daily Journal and Cherokee Tribune Ledger-News, covering local news and events in the Marietta area. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Rockdale Newton Citizen, Clayton News Daily, and Calhoun Times.
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Hunter's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, politics, and education in Cobb County, Georgia. He frequently covers announcements from government bodies and legal policy regulations.
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But for those 30,000 or so who commute via transit, the CobbLinc bus system is crucial to their paycheck.
By: Hunter Riggall
MARIETTA — On Sunday, the judicial emergency in Cobb County Superior Court expired.
A pilot program offering on-demand transit in south Cobb will begin service next Tuesday.
A pilot program offering on-demand transit in south Cobb will begin service next Tuesday.
In less than a week, Cobb County will have an answer to the question posed at the end of the Nov. 5 ballot: should we raise the sales tax by
By: Hunter Riggall
Groups supporting and opposing Cobb County’s proposed transit tax on the Nov. 5 ballot have spent more than $450,000, according to campaign contribution reports.
POWDER SPRINGS — Officials celebrated the start of an on-demand transit service in south Cobb that, depending on Tuesday’s election outcome, could one day be incorporated across the entire county.
By: Hunter Riggall
Civil rights groups have filed a lawsuit seeking to extend the absentee ballot deadline in Cobb County by three days.
Sixty percent of respondents to a survey of Cobb lawyers rated their experience with the Cobb Superior Court Clerk Connie Taylor’s Office as “poor.”
By: Hunter Riggall, Isabelle Manders
The deadline for approximately 3,000 Cobb voters to return their absentee ballot has been extended by three days.
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