Corporal Stephen Dooley, of the Criminal Investigations Division, retired from the Paulding County Sheriff’s Office. Corporal Dooley began his employment with the Paulding County Sheriff’s Office in 2001 as a GCIC Operator. During the course of his 15 year career, he worked in the Criminal Investigations Division.
On August 17, 2016 parents, faculty and friends came to witness an unforgettable moment for our cadets at Hiram High School. On this night recognize the hard work and commitment of the students who will hold the senior leadership positions inside the Stinger Battalion this year.
The Wolfpack is the real deal this year. They are definitely worth the price of admission. Friday night was a bit one sided but those that were there saw touchdowns in every flavor.
Thurmond Entertainment and Decent TV are proud to announce the release of their new television show Funny Bu$iness. The show is based on the unique lifestyles of former WCW professional wrestler Joey Thurmond and his family as they travel the country with their three ring circus performing over 600 shows annually.
Janet Rooks has won the adult summer reading prize from the West Georgia Regional Library. Rooks participated in summer reading at the Crossroads Public Library. She won the drawing for the regional adult prize: a night out on the town gift set worth $300.
Stephen Dooley has been named Paulding County’s new EMA Coordinator. Dooley has nearly 20 years of experience in law enforcement, criminal investigations, and emergency management. He’s spent the last 15 years with the Paulding County Sheriff’s Office.
Treston's Color Box is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and was started in 2016 when our 7 year old son asked how he could help other children in hospitals. He came up with the idea to give them coloring books.
The first race of the cross country season for East Paulding happened this past weekend in Jasper, GA. The Raiders brought a very inexperienced squad up to compete with teams across the state at the Pickens Preview. The first race of the day was the Varsity Boys, and last year’s 8 th place county finisher Trevor Robinson.
Georgia Highlands College students now have the opportunity to transfer into an online completion program provided by the University of Georgia’s College of Education.
