Destination Cure has been involved in Relay for Life since 2007, and we have two main, personal reasons as to why we Relay. By 2009, since several of our loved ones had faced cancer, “Scotty’s Family and Friends” became known as “Destination Cure” because our prayer is for a cure.
Clubstore Outlet will be the latest tenant to join the retail lineup in the Paulding Commons shopping center located in Hiram.
As many of you know, I have been working for the last couple of years to ensure our firefighters receive the insurance coverage they deserve if diagnosed with cancer as a result of their service to our communities. It is with great joy that after years of compromise and work, I announce the passage of House Bill 146.
Paulding County Airport Authority (PCAA) convenes this week with some new board members to start the year and to elect a new chairman.
Additionally the board’s agenda includes discussion on an airspace waiver for aerobatic training, and approval of a list of individuals authorized to sign financial obligations.
Hiram JROTC stinger BN Drill Team traveled to Carver High for its annual invitational drill meet. Competing against fifteen other drill teams, the hornets commanded by Cadet Jerimiah Smith placed second in the male color guard, and commanded by Cadet Evelyn Roman the team placed second in female unarmed platoon.
This past Saturday, Girl Scout Troop 16123 visited Wellstar Paulding Nursing Center to sang a couple of love songs for the residents in celebration of Valentine’s Day. Local piano teacher, Misty Simmons accompanied the girls on piano.
Paulding Chamber to host Panel Discussion March 3rd, with Sheriff Gary Gulledge, District Attorney Dick Donovan & Linda Verscharen, Executive Director Family Alliance of Paulding - “Trends & Plans for Safety in Paulding’s Business Community."
Rep. Tom Graves (R-GA-14) today voted for and the House passed H.J. Res. 43, legislation to repeal the Obama administration’s rule that prevented states from withholding funding from abortion providers like Planned Parenthood.
Georgia Highlands College has appointed Michelle Boyce as the new dean of Health Sciences. Boyce will oversee the Division of Health Sciences, which includes nursing and dental hygiene.
