South Paulding High School's 8th annual Hoops for Hope and Karla Crenshaw's bi-annual What Women Want, teams on December 9, 2016 from 4:00-9:30 PM. at South Paulding High School.

During 1864, the house of Paulding resident, Dr. Augustus Smith, became the headquarters for three Confederate generals. Located on Hwy. 92 near the Cobb county line, a Georgia historical marker designates the site where General Hardee stayed on May 23, 1864.

Tuesday November 29, 2016 James Wiley Smith went to his aunts home at 95 Forrest Court Dallas, GA 30132 His family members just want him to return home safely. There is no other information on why he left or where he may be going.

Tom Graves (R-GA-14)issued the following statement after President-elect Donald Trump nominated Rep. Tom Price, M.D. (R-GA-06) for secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Paulding Christmas Inc. is a non-profit 501-3c small volunteer organization that does “Big Work”. There are 9 active board members and several members that have served over the years that still help out on a regular basis.

Maureen Lavelle, a certified oncology nurse, helped launch the program and is the first cancer nurse navigator to serve patients with cancer at Paulding Hospital. She has worked with cancer patients throughout her 22-year career and was recently awarded the Crump Award for Excellence in Oncology Nursing.

You are invited to the 2016 Annual Invitational Christmas Parade held in Historic Downtown Dallas Georgia. The parade will be on Saturday, December 3rd beginning at 1pm. The parade will begin at Dallas Elementary School and end at the historic Dallas Courthouse Square.

American Legion Post 111 and members of the Paulding County Veterans Memorial Committee held a Veterans Day Service downtown Dallas on Friday, November 11th at 11:00 AM. The 23rd Annual service was held in honor of all Veterans living and deceased, especially those who died while serving our country, with a special remembrance for the eighty-two Paulding County Veterans.

Paulding commissioners approved two agenda items during their November session in support of the county’s new E-911 facility under construction on Industrial Blvd. Construction is ahead of schedule and E-911 staffers may be moving into the new facility by April of next year.