Paulding’s Board of Commissioners last week tabled a decision regarding Commission Chairman Carmichael’s nomination of Frank Baker to be county administrator. Mr.Baker, familiar to Paulding’s board, currently serves as court administrator and has worked with Paulding’s felony drug court since its inception about two years ago.
Keep Paulding Beautiful, under the direction of interim executive director Robert Cabera, recently worked their magic on the Paulding County History Museum. Thanks to their team of workers the museum now looks ready to educate the citizens of Paulding County about their amazing past.
Hiram Elementary celebrated a Week of Giving! The HES families brought in donations for families that were affected by the hurricanes and other families in need. Students and families brought in items that would help ease the loss of families.
The South Paulding Spartans traveled to Northgate of Coweta county to take on the Vikings Friday night in hopes of that elusive first win. Though the final score of 28-14 does not reflect the win for the Spartans, their efforts to show a win.
Georgia Classic Rides donated checks in the amount of $1500 each to four charities at the September 23, 2017 Cruise/Block Party.
The Patriot softball team honored the Seniors on this years team last week. The Patriots had a busy week on the diamond playing 4 games in 5 days.
The Rome Wolves trekked south to Dallas Friday night in search of new prey. They met the Paulding County Patriots at Dave Hardin Stadium.When the final horn sounded there was little doubt this Rome team is the best team in the region and likely in the state.
Washington, D.C. – Rep. Tom Graves (R-GA-14) released the following statement after House Republicans released a tax reform framework: This framework turns the page on our complicated and broken tax system. It’s simpler, flatter and fairer than the current tax code. It will put more money in the pockets of hard-working Americans.
Rotary Club of Dallas donated dictionaries to the third grade students at Dallas Elementary as a part of their Dictionary Project, which is a non-profit organization.
