Dallas Elementary hosted its school Spelling Bee. The contestants were fourth and fifth-grade winners from their classroom spelling contests. The winner of the 2017-2018 Dallas Elementary Spelling Bee is Riley Kuhlken and the runner-up is Classie Lamar.
Washington, D.C. – Rep. Tom Graves issued the following statement after Senate Democrats, led by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), shut down the federal government.
The Paulding Retired Educators Association held its January meeting on Tuesday, January 9, 2018, at the Dallas First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Dr. Brian Otott, Superintendent of the Paulding County School District was our first speaker.
WellStar Health System has named John Kueven, FACHE, as senior vice president and president of WellStar Paulding Hospital. As president of the hospital, Kueven will oversee day-to-day operations of the 112-bed facility and 182-bed skilled nursing center. Kueven will assume the role on March 5th.
Chattahoochee Technical College representatives and local business partners join Paulding County College and Career Academy CEO Marores Perry and academy leaders recently in recognition of the December 2017 College and Career Academy TCSG Grant Announcement.
A Paulding County Volunteer, Annette Raybon, has served as a volunteer advisor to Georgia 4-H for the past 15 years! With expertise in horse programs, she is always eager to support volunteer development projects, however, needed.
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Georgia Heritage Bank is pleased to announce several employee promotions. “These individuals have been instrumental in our banking operations for many years,” said President Genevieve Cole. “They work tirelessly every day to represent our bank and focus on our customers. It is an honor to have them on our team.”
Carroll EMC recently awarded grants to local educators to fund creative and innovative educational projects for students in their classrooms. Grants of up to $1,000 were awarded to public school teachers, teaching grades Pre-K – 12, for projects in any subject.
