The following East Paulding student-athletes signed letters of intent today to play college football: Terrance Alexander, Eric Mangram, Keenan Lodge, and O'Rion Weems.

Paulding County High School’s Isaiah Toussaint received the Coach Ken Phillips Memorial Scholarship for 2016-17. Congratulations Isaiah! You had an awesome high school career, and now we celebrate your academic successes at Florida Atlantic University.

A Paulding Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting was recently held at Dallas Chiropractic Wellness Center, an expansion of Dallas Chiropractic Life Center.

Paulding Nutrition Program provides lunch to approximately 50 senior citizens each weekday at the Paulding Senior Center. The Paulding Nutrition Program also runs Meals-on- Wheels which provides meals each weekday to approximately 86 homebound seniors. Carol and Tim run these vital programs which depend upon the charity of others.

A free community event, February 28th at WellStar Paulding, providing awareness about eating disorders including resources, promoting body positivity emphasizing the motto Value Yourself! February is “Love Your Body Month” and February 26-March 4 is National Eating Disorder Awareness Week.

Georgia Highlands College is introducing a “Next Step Fair,” which will bring together several colleges and universities in Georgia for a chance to meet one-on-one with college representatives. The event will take place in February and is open to students and the public.

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Dallas Mayor Boyd Austin was one of about 75 mayors from across the country invited to the White House for a “conversation” with President Donald Trump. The meeting took place on January 25, shortly before President Trump left for the World Economic Summit in Davos, Switzerland.

Jim Ashworth Announces his intention to campaign for the 2019 – 2022 Post 4 Commission Seat. Over the last 3 years, Ashworth has been discussing with people in the community how dissatisfied they are with the current commissioners’ inability to work together. After 3 months of soul searching, discussing with his family and community business owners, he would like to announce he has decided to run for County Commissioner for Post 4.