East Paulding High School honored the Remarkable Raiders for the class of 2016. These students were selected from several candidates in their senior class and were deemed by a committee to be “remarkable”.

Mr. James “Jim” Stockton, a United States Marine Veteran and Iwo Jima survivor, with thirty years of service to our country, was honored at the American Legion Post 111 on Scoggins Road in Dallas on Sunday, March 13, 2016.

Miss Trinushka Perera speaks on behalf of the Georgia Rotary student program which is a scholarship program offered to international students. The goal of the program is to promote peace through education. Students are invited to study here in the state of Georgia.

Turner Smith and Christian Thomason recently qualified for the High School State Championship Bass tournament. There 7th place finish out of a field of 58 boats.

Baggett Elementary recently held our Jump Rope for Heart Kickoff event where our amazing Jump Rope team “Jumping Generation” performed!

Carroll EMC will host a blood drive at its Carrollton office Tuesday, April 5, 2016 from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome. However, if you’d like to sign up for an appointment time, call 770-832-3552.

To reach the 60 percent needed for the state to remain economically competitive, Georgia Highlands College has continued to aid in this ongoing effort to add 250,000 college graduates—whether they earn a one-year certificate, an associate degree or a bachelor’s—beyond current graduation levels to the state of Georgia.

Paulding County’s first All-Star Basketball Game was held this past Saturday at South Paulding High School. The games, organized by South Paudling coaches Gil Davis, Kelly Nye-Hickson, and Kip Dyer, were a hit, both with the seniors that participated and the crowd who came to watch.

East Paulding High School Student Meagan Walker, Signs with Lagrange College for Volleyball.