Nathan Wade confirms commitment to Veterans Court
Early voting is now underway. You may vote through May 20 at the main Elections Office located at 736 Whitlock Avenue, Marietta, Georgia 30064. The polls will be open this Saturday, May 14 from 9 am - 4 pm. As you go to the polls to vote, I want to clear up any false information that might be out there regarding the Cobb County Veterans Court. It has been brought to my attention that there is information and/or a rumor circulating that the Veterans Court would cease to exist if my opponent were no longer on the bench.
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Nathan Wade brings smiles to the faces of members of the Georgia National Guard
As the son of a Vietnam War veteran, Nathan Wade learned at an early age to appreciate the sacrifices our service men and women make to keep us safe. On Tuesday, the Marietta Business Association and he had the honor of serving lunch to the Georgia National Guard. "There are few things that give me greater pleasure than volunteering for various military causes."
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Nathan Wade supports events and causes throughout the community
From sharing his experience as an attorney and judge with the students at Big Shanty Intermediate School's career day to helping host a cookout for the men and women of Precinct 3 of the Cobb County Police Department, Nathan Wade continues his involvement with community events and causes that have been near and dear to his heart for years. Below are just a few of the events he attended since February. April 1, 2016 - Nathan Wade attends Big Shanty Intermediate School's Career Day "I enjoyed sharing my experience as an attorney and judge with
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Nathan Wade featured in Cobb Infocus magazine
Nathan Wade, Partner at The Wade & Bradley Firm and candidate for Cobb County Superior Court Judge, is featured in the "Leader's of Cobb" section of the March/April issue of Cobb Infocus magazine. Check out the digital version and see page 17 or download a PDF to read the entire profile.
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Nathan Wade attends 74th Annual Cobb Chamber Dinner Gala
Lingering snow on the ground didn't stop the Cobb Chamber from hosting its 74th Annual Dinner Gala Saturday night. The black-tie dinner affair serves as an opportunity to honor those that have made significant contributions to enhance the residents of Cobb's quality of life, make the county a better place to live, improve education, medical and public service communities. Nathan Wade had the pleasure of sharing stories with many of the 1,000 attendees, including Lockheed Martin's Shan Cooper and Sally Macaulay of the Marietta/Cobb Museum of Art.
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