Join us at the Dallas Library for our Friends of the Library sponsored program, Fitness Friday! The Dallas Public Library is located at 1010 E. Memorial Dr., Dallas, GA. Space is limited so stop in or call to register.
Join us at the Dallas Library for our Friends of the Library sponsored program, Fitness Friday! The Dallas Public Library is located at 1010 E. Memorial Dr., Dallas, GA. Space is limited so stop in or call to register.
A 2013 North Paulding High School graduate and Acworth, Georgia native is serving aboard the homeport for U.S. Atlantic Fleet’s ballistic missile nuclear submarines. Petty Officer 2nd Class Zack Toomer, a Navy diver, is responsible for the underwater maintenance on submarines.
Come join us ON THE HISTORIC SQUARE IN DOWNTOWN DALLAS to pray together as a community for our leaders and our nation. The public is invited to the square THURSDAY, MAY 4, AT NOON.
BestCare Now Urgent Care clinics are located in Dallas, GA and Marietta, GA and are open from 8:30am-7:00pm Monday through Friday, and 10am-6pm on Saturday and Sunday. BestCare Now offers urgent and general medical care, occupational medicine, physicals, flu shots, lab services and X-rays.
Recently, several students from Mr. Rodney Tumlin's AP Environmental Science classes finished a 9 mile paddle on the Etowah River. It was their second paddle of the year. They call themselves the "River Rats!"
The children of Paulding County are cordially invited to visit with the Easter Bunny at the 2nd Annual Easter Egg Hunt this Saturday, April 15th at American Legion Post 111 on 2587 Scoggins Road in Dallas.
Marine Corps Private Timothy Gunter has graduated from basic military training at Parris Island, South Carolina. He is the son of Ken Gunter and Sharon Gunter of Dallas, Ga.
Paulding County Chamber of Commerce: ribbon-cutting ceremony for Big Hugs Daycare and Learning Center. The ribbon-cutting ceremony was Friday, April 7th. The Big Hugs Daycare Center has recently transitioned to the Dallas, Paulding County area from Douglasville Georgia.
Rep. Tom Graves in cooperation with the Georgia Institute of Technology will hold a cybersecurity event in Atlanta on May 1, which will feature a bipartisan, multisector panel discussion about whether public policy can help individuals and businesses go on offense to defeat and unmask cyberattackers.