Helping Hands of Paulding County welcomed neighbors for its annual Prayer Walk, giving the community a chance to see the organization’s work and the growing need it strives to meet.
As 2025’s real estate market heads into its holiday season, Paulding County and the broader Georgia real estate markets showed signs of slight slowdown and seasonal tightening, but steady performance heading towards end of the year.
PAULDING COUNTY, GA – November 25, 2025 – The Paulding County Board of Elections and Voter Registration has announced a decision to postpone the previously planned consolidation of polling locations and precincts. The proposed changes, which were under review to improve long-term election efficiency, will now be placed on hold until the 2027 election cycle.
Students at Chattahoochee Technical College’s Aviation Training Academy now have the unique opportunity to learn on a piece of history, an N3N aircraft previously used for training World War II pilots.
Dallas Melt Yard set to open in former car dealership in 2026 — Melt Yard, the dynamic restaurant, bar and retro arcade known for its fun flavors, laid-back vibe and retro gaming experience, is thrilled to announce a new, second location in Paulding County.
Pegamore seems to be an oddly unique localized place name. There’s Pegamore Creek, Pegamore Lake, the cemetery and now a few road names that have popped up in recent years. I don’t think any other place on earth has a Pegamore except our area of Georgia. There had to be a story behind it.
East Paulding High School’s Principal Mr. Brad Thomason and Athletic Director Mr. Gene Reynolds welcomed everyone to the Raider Football game at the Boneyard. This night was designated as EPHS Public Safety Night where the Raider Family thanked all Paulding County Public Safety men and women that serve and protect our county each and every day.
The Association County Commissioners of Georgia (ACCG) recently recognized Rep. Joseph Gullett (District 19) with a 2025 Legislative Service Award. ACCG Director of Governmental Affairs Todd Edwards and Governmental Affairs Contractor Doug Reineke presented Gullett with his award during the September 9 Paulding County Commission meeting.
HIRAM, Ga. — With shovels in hand and plans in motion, leaders of Wellstar Paulding Medical Center officially broke ground Thursday on a $300 million expansion project that will double the hospital’s inpatient capacity and bring new resources to one of Georgia’s fastest-growing regions.
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