Four Automotive Technology graduates from Chattahoochee Technical College have completed BMW’s MetroSTEP training program, which offers tuition-free training to aspiring technicians.
Four Automotive Technology graduates from Chattahoochee Technical College have completed BMW’s MetroSTEP training program, which offers tuition-free training to aspiring technicians.
Georgia Highlands College has announced students named to the 2016 fall President’s List and Dean’s List.
Travis Miller Rotary president welcomed Kevie Dixon from the Paulding County Boys and Girls Club. Kevie Dixon is the executive director for the Paulding County Boys and Girls Club.
Carroll EMC hosted its annual Power Breakfast November 30 at the cooperative’s main office in Carrollton. The annual event serves as a way to inform local and statewide stakeholders about the co-op’s legislative and operational goals for the upcoming year.
On December 17, 2016 Hiram High School’s JROTC conducted their annual Cadet Ball. In which cadets, Instructors, and members of the community came together to celebrate the Founding of the unit, which is the oldest program in the county, established in 1993.
2017 is the 30th anniversary of the creation of Helping Hands. Helping Hands is reaching out to our community to raise $1,000 for each year we have been in operation. Make a difference in OUR community! Helping Hands is a local non-profit organization based in Paulding County, battling the the effects of hunger and poverty.
I would like to thank you for allowing me the honor of once again serving you and your family in the Georgia House of Representatives, District 67. I will continue to work hard on behalf of the citizens of Douglas and Paulding Counties to represent our shared values and the conservative principles we hold dear.
On Friday morning, December 16th , at 8:30AM Paulding County Fire & Rescue will officially commission Truck 2 into emergency service. The “Push-In Ceremony” will be held at Fire Station 2, located at 535 Seaboard Avenue, in Hiram.
As hundreds of Chattahoochee Technical College graduates prepare for the next step in life -- whether it’s entering the workforce or pursuing even higher education -- one college instructor delivered an important message at commencement: strive for imperfection.