Calling all growers, crafters, and artisans: the Dallas Tractor Supply store is looking for local vendors to participate in its spring Market Day event at its Dallas location on Saturday, May 12. Vendors with expertise in everything from homemade crafts, candles, and soaps to honey, eggs, produce, baked goods, gardening, furniture and more are encouraged to sign up by Wednesday, May 9th.
The Invitational Christmas Parade for 2017 was a great success thanks to the participation of our local community, those businesses and individuals who participate, and our co-coordinators. Paulding Rotary Club president John Grant presented a check for $5000 to Vicki Paris and Shirley Smith of Paulding Christmas.
One of the best ways to stem the tide of clogging drug courts and other agencies in the community and save lives is to attack the problem through grass-roots programs that reach out to young people before it’s already too late and they’ve made decisions that end badly and may cast a shadow over the rest of their lives.
Hiram lady Hornets concluded their regular season tennis season on a good note with a victory over Douglas County 5-0 in a non-region meet.
The National Society Of High School Scholars (NSHSS) today announced student John Ceriani III from Hiram Ga. has been selected to become a member of the esteemed organization. The Society recognizes top scholars who have demonstrated outstanding leadership, scholarship and community commitment.
East Paulding Girls Soccer vs Woodstock 3/29/18 - Away Game 2-2 Tie.
Labor Commissioner of Georgia Mark Butler addressed Paulding business leaders last week at the Chamber of Commerce Luncheon, which was followed by the presentation of this year’s Industry Appreciation Awards.
Last week, Caleb Hutchinson was with other American Idol competitors at the Atlanta Car Expo doing interviews and signing autographs. “We were near our booth and it was great being with our fans especially all the support that I have received from my friends in Paulding, Haralson, and Douglas counties,” said Hutchinson.
Grammy-award winning Guitarist Coy Bowles’ next performance won’t be with the Zac Brown Band in one of its usual concert venues, but in small Georgia Pre-K classrooms in Athens and Dallas. Bright from the Start: Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning.
