Rep. Micah Gravley and Roger Leggett were invited to the Israeli Consulate in Atlanta to meet with Consul General of Israel, Ambassador Judith Varnai Shorer and answered a request from a father in Israel wanting to obtain one of the “Chad’s Bracket” Radio Flyer Wagons for his young son who had been diagnosed with neuroblastoma, stage 4 cancer.
Following the 5K Relay for Life Race, City of Dallas Parks and Recreation's kicked off the third annual CityFest. This year they began their Concert Series with performances from Drivin N Cryin, Angie Lynn Carter, Bent Fender, and Reckless Dawn. The music went from 2 PM until 10 PM, and with terrific weather, between four and five thousands of people came to enjoy the show over the whole day.
DECA’s high school membership is now over 220,000. Approximately 19,300 students, advisors, business partners, and volunteers attended the 72nd and largest annual DECA International Career Development Conference held in Atlanta, GA at the Georgia World Congress Center and Mercedes Benz Stadium on April 21-24, 2018.
Volunteers and staff at McKenna Farms Therapy Services are working nonstop to make sure everything will be ready for their 2nd annual "Derby Day at the Farm" on May 5, 2018. Enjoy food and drinks while betting on the Kentucky Derby and watching it live at our beautiful horse farm and much, much more!
Candidates for the May 22 Republican Primary Election include three Paulding races for post commissioner seats. Concluding this week with Post 2, each candidate was asked to name their top priority once elected or re-elected.
The SPHS girls tennis team has made history for their school after winning the region tournament this year. The girls, coached by Michaela Hicks and Emily Rampley, finished undefeated in region play.
Here are a few action shots from state playoff match against Dalton. Spartans achieved a 3-2 victory in round 1 of the State playoffs against Dalton.
Georgia Power Luncheon Sponsored by Shaw Hankins is this Thursday, May 3rd! Our speaker will be Superintendent of Paulding County Schools, Dr. Brian Otott and we will also have our Leadership Paulding 28 Graduation.
Ms. Otte has been located and appears to be in good health. She came out of the woods to a residence off of Dandy Road and was lost and confused. The location where she was found is fairly close to where she lives. We do not have any other details at this point but want to thank everyone who assisted in her search.
