"We are proud to celebrate 105 years of service, friendship, and empowerment," remarked Deb Landers, President of the Dallas Woman's Club. "Our members past and present have worked tirelessly to make a positive impact on our community, and we look forward to continuing our legacy of service for generations to come."
Talley Richardson & Cable chose Paulding County High School senior, Miss Laila Swanson, for the Glenda Thomason Memorial Scholarship.
Nurse Practitioner, philanthropist and book author Portia Effinger, is a strong mental health and wellness advocate, who specializes in grief as a Certified Grief Informed Professional (CGIP).
American Idol winner Ruben Studdard will headline a patriotic "Heroes Among Us" concert May 24th at Legacy Arena to honor military veterans. The Douglas County School System is hosting the event to recognize veterans who serve as educators in the Douglas County, Carrollton City and Paulding County school systems, along with veteran community members from all three areas.
Congratulations to Daniela Quintero, senior graduate of East Paulding High School, as she is the first recipient of the Annual "Samuel Truett Cathy" Senior Scholarship Award. This $500 scholar will be awarded annually to a graduating senior and Chick-fil-A Leader Academy chapter member that has showcased three plus years of active servant leadership capabilities.
In communities where challenges like food insecurity persist, the power of collective effort often shines brightly. When individuals and organizations come together with a shared purpose, they create solutions that not only address immediate needs but also foster hope and resilience.
On Wednesday, May 14, 2025, East Paulding High School honored twelve Remarkable Raiders for the Class of 2025.
Congratulations to the Paulding 4-H Archery Team for competing in the 2025 State Outdoor Archery Match at Rock Eagle 4-H Center on May 2-3, 2025. Georgia 4-H Project SAFE uses shooting sports to teach many valuable life skills.
Dallas Masonic Lodge 1924 Fire: In the heart of Dallas, Georgia, where Main Street curves gently through time, one brick structure stood as a quiet witness to generations of public service, fellowship, and history.
