Paulding County Sheriff’s Office stating that her child heard another student make threats to “shoot up the school”. As a result of interviews with witnesses and the alleged suspect, a 13-year-old East Paulding middle school student was arrested and charged.
E-911 received a call from an individual who stated that a female student at North Paulding High School (NPHS) had texted him indicating that someone was at NPHS with a gun.
Hiram High School celebrates as high school seniors sign athletic scholarships as they prepare for college. National Signing Day is where senior student-athletes officially accept scholarships offered by universities and colleges.
Carol Harper, a Paulding resident, will be one of the authors at the Authors Festival at the Cartersville Public Library in Cartersville this Saturday, March 3rd. Authors from across the state of Georgia will be present to sign copies of their books from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Master Gardener Extension Volunteers in Paulding offer a local scholarship, available to Paulding County residents that are incoming freshmen or students attending post-secondary accredited institutions. The group gives first consideration to Paulding County students in the following fields of study: Agriculture, Horticulture, Landscaping, Forestry, Botany, and Biology.
Paulding County Farm Bureau members traveled to Atlanta, Feb. 13 to participate in Georgia Farm Bureau Day at the Capitol. While at the capitol, members of the Paulding County Farm Bureau delegation along with the Paulding County High School FFA officers visited with several of our legislators.
Paulding County Cloverleaf 4-H’ers competed at District Project Achievement (DPA) at Georgia Highlands College in Rome. This year there were 12 counties represented with 560 competitors with 23 being from our county!
The American Library Association hosts a bi-annual event in Washington, DC, National Library Legislative Day (NLLD). This is a two-day educational event. May 7th and 8th, 2018 that brings hundreds of librarians, trustees, library supporters and patrons to Washington, D.C.
Genevieve Smith at Hiram Elementary is truly a fair person! Mrs. Nikki Stewart’s 2nd-grade class chose Genevieve as January’s Character Kid for the word "Fairness".
