The 29th Annual Miss Patriot pageant was held on November 20 at Paulding County High School, with 16 young ladies competing for the title of Miss Patriot. Miss Annee Stegall was Crowned PCHS' Miss Patriot for 2015.

The Georgia Highlands College Chargers have had a lot of pressure this season coming off a Final Four run last season. But the team has not disappointed.

During last week’s work session Hiram City Council members prepared for the regular meeting scheduled for December 10th. One public hearing is also scheduled on that date.

College scholarship sighing at South Paulding High School.

The FAA public hearing, originally planned for the terminal building at Silver Comet Field, has been moved to the new 25,000 sq. feet corporate hangar building, since attendance could exceed the space capacity of the terminal building.

Hiram Elementary Hornets are very generous! Our school collected $2,686.89 for Pennies for Paulding. To give the students a little more incentive to give, teachers agreed to participate in a school wide contest.

For the last several weeks PCFB and our Young Farmer Chair, Matt Townson have been working on the Harvest for All 2015. Harvest for All is a campaign associated with the Georgia Food Bank Association.

Post One Commissioner David Carmichael announced his resignation at the end of the Board of Commissioners regular meeting for November, held last week. Carmichael has previously announced that he would run for Chairman in the 2016 election.

Chattahoochee Tech has adopted a Green Zones Program as a way to assist student veterans as they transition into the civilian workplace. The college currently has 89 faculty and staff members among all eight campuses who have completed the training and are certified as Green Zone participants.