Georgia Highlands College will be launching a new accelerated adult learner program for Fall 2016. This new program will give students the opportunity to earn an Associate of Science with a focus in Business Administration on a two-year completion plan with flexible class scheduling that will include evening, hybrid and online courses.
On Thursday, November 12th and Monday, November 16th, the halls of Paulding County High School were packed with eighth grade students and their parents from all around the Paulding County School District, anxious to learn more about the Academy of Science, Research, and Medicine through the school sponsored Magnet Mania: Program Preview.
The South Paulding Spartans hosted the Loganville Red Devils this past Friday night and dominated the game. The Red Devils won the toss and received the ball first, with the Spartans defense determined to control the game. The Spartan defense lead by #7 Jake Yetter and #30 Dawson Mitchell.
Print Ed classes afford provide much real-world experience in many career paths for digital media and print media careers. Unlike the formal name of the course, Print Ed classes offer as much in the digital realm as they do the world of printing.
The donation to Benefit For Brystol Haynes came about by a long time Creeper's Car Club member (Rick Myers- Center and holding the check) who was aware of the Brystol Haynes story. A motion was made and unanimously approved. Our funds are raised primarily from our Creeper's Car Club Fun Run Car Show held at Jim R. Miller Park in Cobb County. The 2016 - 26th Annual Creeper's Fun Run Car Show is June 11th at Jim R. Miller Park in Cobb County and starts at 9:00am.
House Bill 1, or the Haleigh’s Hope Act, cleared its final hurdle when the House voted to approve a Senate compromise that left the original bill mostly intact on Day 37 of the 2015 legislative session. Co-sponsored by Rep. Micah Gravley (R-Douglasville), the new law decriminalizes the possession of medical cannabis in Georgia.
The word HOPE. Such a small word in size but a huge word in meaning. A lot of families hope their child is born healthy. Some hope their child makes the baseball team. For a parent of a special needs child its hope that one day that their child will be self-sufficient and be able to take care of themselves.
Paulding’s November municipal elections saw longtime Incumbent Dallas Mayor Boyd Austin and three council members sail through the election unopposed, while in Hiram two of three incumbents lost to challengers in last week’s election.
Paulding Chamber of Commerce hosted Brown and Caldwell’s Kelly Comstock at last week’s Chamber luncheon. Comstock is the senior project consultant on the Richland Creek Reservoir, which is slated to go online by 2019, and is intended to provide a stable water source for Paulding residents for generations.
