Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Start on Jan. 6, 2025, visitors will no longer be able to access Mountain Road via private vehicles. Access to the summit will ...

Officials are taking steps to protect Kennesaw Mountain and the millions of people who visit it each year. About two million people drive through the gates of Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield ...

Officials at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park are closing the mountain's only road to private vehicles to make the area safer for people on foot. The change to Mountain Road began on ...

Heads up, hikers and bikers — getting to Kennesaw Mountain will be a bit trickier in the coming months. Starting Tuesday, Cobb County crews will work to replace an underground water pipeline that runs ...

KENNESAW, Ga. — Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield is set to receive 21 acres from the Trust for Public Land. Park officials say the land includes a pond that will be used as a way to help fight ...

Today, Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield spans 2,923 acres, including three battlefield areas and 11 miles of preserved Civil War earthworks. The park offers more than 18 miles of interpretive ...

COBB COUNTY, GA — Big changes are in the works for one of Cobb County’s busiest roadways, and the public will have a chance to learn more during an open house meeting Monday afternoon. From 4 to 7 p.m ...

Superintendent Patrick Gamman says there has been an uptick in car break-ins. Park rangers and Cobb County Police are working together to find those responsible. Park superintendent says visitors can ...

KENNESAW, Ga. — The Trust for Public Land closed a deal on purchasing 21.46 acres of land at Kennesaw Mountain, helping ensure the land will not be developed. According to the organization’s ...

As the sun rose over the base of Kennesaw Mountain on Easter Sunday, hundreds congregated at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park with lawn chairs, blankets and flashlights to hear a sermon ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. The Trust for Public Land has just paid $1.76 million for ...