Friends of Civil War Paulding County to Meet Monday, November 2, 2015, 7:00PM. Anyone and everyone interested in Paulding County’s Civil War battles of Dallas, New Hope Church, and Pickett’s Mill.

We can help! Volunteers with the Paulding Literacy Council teach adults to improve their reading and writing skills using an internationally acclaimed reading program that helps adults see improvement immediately.

Change Your Clocks and Smoke Alarm Batteries for Daylight Savings Time on 11-1-15!! Paulding County, GA - Two-thirds of home fire deaths result from fires in homes without a working smoking alarm, according to the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA).

Fire Fighters Give Lifesaving Tips for Halloween Paulding County, GA -- Halloween is a highly anticipated night for children, but also one of the most dangerous. According to Safe Kids Worldwide, on average, twice as many child pedestrians are killed while walking on Halloween

Commission Chairman, David Austin, presented a Proclamation to the Paulding Retired Educators Association. Sunday, November 1, is recognized by the Governor as Retired Educator Day in Georgia.

Hiram mayoral candidate Teresa Philyaw and Post 3 candidates Jeff Cole and Jerry Duncan share concerns about over-extending the use of the city reserves. Prior to Hiram City council’s regular session on October 6, public hearings were held on setting the 2015-16

16th Annual “Battle of Paulding” In Memory of Coach Ken Phillips was played on Friday, October 2nd with PCHS hosting EPHS. East Paulding High School was given the revolving “Battle” trophy on October 2nd. This is the 2nd year for the “Battle” game.

GreyStone Power Corporation employees were saddened to hear of the passing of Board Director Charles Rutland, who served GreyStone members for nearly 60 years, both as Director and employee. He represented GreyStone members in District 3, which includes Douglas and Paulding counties.

Paulding County MGEVs have talents and resources that are critical to a successful outreach program. They help homeowners by making research-based recommendations to solve and prevent gardening problems. They help protect our environment and encourage a sense of community through gardening projects. MGEVs also develop communication, management and leadership skills through their outreach programming.