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From arriving in Kennesaw as a teenager to building a thriving business rooted in culture and community, RJ Patel’s journey reflects the diversity and opportunity that define Town Center. Learn how his early experiences shaped his leadership, why he chose to build his company here, and how he continues to invest in a community that feels like home.

A vision for a connected, vibrant future

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With the addition of two new murals and the first Tiny Doors ATL installation outside of Atlanta’s perimeter, the Noonday Creek Trail has officially become an Art Walk experience.

In partnership with artist Karen Anderson Singer, aka Tiny Doors ATL, and Cobb Travel & Tourism

An inside look at the progress of Town Center CID.

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Industry leaders, community members and stakeholders celebrate the district’s accomplishments and vision for 2026

Congratulations to our Sweepstakes Winners!

Congratulations to our Executive Director, Tracy Styf!

Congratulations to Art Blooms on this well-deserved award!

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Cobb CID Directors Hit a Home Run for Their Districts and the County.

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When Subaru of Kennesaw opened its doors in 2008, the brand represented only 1.4% of car sales in the U.S. With very lucky timing, Subaru changed their marketing strategy to a “Love” campaign in the same year and has steadily expanded it since then. “Love. It’s what makes Subaru a Subaru” resonated with buyers, and the success of the campaign elevated Subaru sales, its market share and the growth of Subaru of Kennesaw.

Congratulations Tracy Styf and Alisha Smith on being named to the list of 100 most influential women in Georgia! Engineering Georgia May...

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When it comes to envisioning how infrastructure can better serve a community safely and thoughtfully, Town Center CID knows the value of working with partners who see the bigger picture and finer details. Enter Gresham Smith, a trusted partner and leading design and planning firm whose expertise has been instrumental in shaping the future of Town Center CID’s key corridors.

Bringing people together across Cobb County.

An inside look at the progress of Town Center CID.

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The Town Center Community Improvement District (CID) today announced the election of Britt Fleck as chairwoman and Michael Davis as vice chair of its Board of Directors.

In celebration of its 10-year anniversary, the Town Center Community is enhancing its popular bikeshare program with new e-bikes, an upgraded pedal-bike fleet and a system integration with Kennesaw State University (KSU). These updates aim to increase connectivity, improve rider experience and support active transportation throughout the district.