COBB’S BIGGEST BIPARTISAN political event of the year rolls around again on Monday: the annual Cobb Sheriff’s Corn Boilin’. Even in an “off” political year like this one with no statewide elections scheduled, candidates and incumbents from around the state will converge for the 5:30-7:30 p.m. gathering at Jim Miller Park at the Cobb County Fairgrounds. Unlike most political rallies, there are no speeches or fund-raising pitches to suffer through, although there will be no shortage of electoral hopefuls looking for folks to buttonhole.
Tickets are $20 per person for a down-home meal of locally-grown corn, tomatoes, cornbread, ice cream and iced tea, with proceeds donated to the Cobb County Youth Museum, reports Sheriff Neil Warren.
via The Marietta Daily Journal – Around Town Mountains molehills or The dog ate my homework.
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