The Paulding Patriots softball team improved their record to 2-2 (1-1) with a mercy rule blitzing of the Cass Colonels from White Georgia.

The Paulding County Patriots volleyball season has begun. The Patriots hosted the Central/ Carroll Lions in both JV and Varsity matches.Unfortunately both squads came up short in their efforts.

Brantley Mauldin airs it out against the Dragons from Lindale, the Patriots looked good in the first half and moved the ball well against Pepperell.

Offensive Line Backer Jordan Venizale had a great defensive game with solid tackles. Quarter Back Ross Malmgren shows his versatility with this running play.

​"Burn The Boats" is the motto for the upcoming season. The words of Cortez are being echoed by 2nd year head coach Van Spence as he prepares the team for the upcoming season. Spence is optimistic about the prospects of the Patriots.

Allison Virginia Jones, a gifted teacher at Northside Elementary School of the Paulding County School District, is the recipient of one of six PAGE Professional Scholarships sponsored by the Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) Foundation.

Georgia Trend Magazine’s blog recently featured Chattahoochee Technical College as one of the most affordable colleges in the country, based on a recent study by affordableschools.net.

First year head coach Lindsay Head has taken the reigns of the Patriot volleyball program. Coach Head is optimistic and enthusiastic about the team and the progress they are making.

The Charger Food Pantry was started in 2016 to meet the needs of food insecurity among college students. Georgia Highlands College’s Cartersville location is responsible for 260 pounds of produce being donated to GHC’s Charger Food Pantry.

​Patriot head coach David Devey addresses the team during a recent practice. Devey admits they are young with only a pair of seniors but feels they can be a contender.