The Hiram High School Stinger Battalion Color Guard presented the colors to open the Rome Braves game on Saturday 28 May. Cadets Devin Fields, Mathew Degner, Jeremiah Smith and Caleb Gilliland took honor in representing their school and battalion in front of a full stadium and a live television audience.
Get your sweet tooth ready. It’s going to be a peachy summer in Growers from the state’s main commercial peach-producing farms say the combination of cold weather in January and late February combined with mild weather in March positioned them for their biggest crop in years.
The Hiram High School Stinger Battalion Instructors receive special thanks on the last day of school from Mrs. Meg Hunt-Williams, Hiram High school Class of 1966. She made this in honor of those students who chose JROTC and to serve our Country.
Three local high school students have been selected to receive an all-expenses paid, weeklong trip to Washington, D.C. where they will get the chance to tour the nation’s capital as part of the 2016 Washington Youth Tour.
In honor of the bravery and sacrifices made by our World War II veterans and their families during the Allied invasion of Normandy, the American Legion Post 111, located at 2587 Scoggins Road in Dallas, will be showing the movie “Saving Private Ryan” on Sunday, June 5th at 5:30 PM.
Georgia country band Taylor Cromer and The Delta have been nominated for the 5th Annual GA Music Awards' Best Country Band/Group. The awards show will be held on June 11, 2016 at The Grand in Macon, Georgia. The band is excited about the nomination and considers it an honor just to be included.
BBQ Dudes Event 11am Saturday June 18th at 54 Braswell Mtn. Road, Dallas, Ga. 30132 The BBQ Dudes of Burnt Hickory will be having a benefit for Miss. Hayleigh Smith.
May 22, Sunday, Daughters of the American Revolution, Captain Edward Hagin Chapter, gathered inside the Paulding Chamber of Commerce, to celebrate the chapter’s 35 years of service to God, Home, and Country.
Ms. Connie Watjen holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Georgia State University and a Master of Arts in Professional Writing from Kennesaw State University. Before joining GHC in 2008, Watjen worked for AT&T, Coca-Cola.
