Congratulations these students for placing at the Regional Science Fair! They represented New Georgia and Paulding County well! We are very proud of them!
Congratulations these students for placing at the Regional Science Fair! They represented New Georgia and Paulding County well! We are very proud of them!
Competing against Army JROTC programs from across the country and around the world, approximately 1,327 teams in round one and 549 teams in round two, the Stinger BN Leadership Team earned one of forty spots to the annual Leadership Championship (JLAB) in Washington, DC.
Abney elementary challenges their students with science projects. Both fun and entertaining for students, they are learning valuable and practical science. 5th grade STEM challenge: create a hybrid animal from a vertebrae and non vertebrae.
Murray County Chief Magistrate Judge L. Gale Buckner and Hiram Police Chief Todd A. Vande Zande were seated as members of the Highland Rivers Health governing board at its most recent meeting in February. Buckner and Vande Zande will serve three-year terms as representatives of Murray and Paulding counties, respectively.
“Our troops and their families have endured more than a decade and a half of war, including ongoing efforts to defeat the Islamic State,” said Rep. Graves. “Simply put, they deserve a pay raise. I hope it helps provide financial security for the men and women who have sacrificed so much for our freedom.”
Despite a 28-point performance from sophomore swingman Keith Ray, a career high, the No. 5 seed Golden Eagles fell 98-86 at No. 4 South Georgia State in the quarterfinals of the GCAA tournament Tuesday night.
The Family Vision Center was established in 1978 by Dr. William D. Woods, OD and has provided the best of care to Paulding County ever since. After a long and successful career, Dr. Woods is now entrusting his patients and legacy to Dr. Carlos E. Pessoa, OD.
Congratulations to all the students of North Paulding high school who signed with colleges this year. This is a terrific achievement acknowledgment in securing the next step towards your future.
Emily Lyles, Helping Hands Organizing, knows what it is like to multi-task and has learned how to juggle multiple projects and daily activities at the same time! Join us as Emily passes along her knowledge and skills as we strive to create calmness in an ever-changing chaotic world.