Paulding County 4-H had 34 Junior and Senior level 4-H’ers compete at the Northwest District Project Achievement (DPA) at Rock Eagle 4-H Center in Eatonton, Georgia on March 10-12, 2017.

Principal Wilcox recognized many members of the club as he himself is a long-standing member of the community and an educator of 22 years. Two years ago he became principal of the Paulding in high school. As our County has grown it now currently has five high schools, Paulding County high school being the original high school.

Every year the Rotary Club of Paulding County organizes an Invitational Christmas Parade for an for the city of Dallas. All proceeds are donated to Paulding Christmas, a local organization dedicated to providing for families and children.

The General Assembly completed Crossover Day (Day 28) around 10:30 pm on Friday, March 3 and today, Friday, March 10 marked legislative day 31. The legislature was in session on Monday, Thursday and Friday of this week. They spent Tuesday and Wednesday holding committee hearings on bills that crossed over.

The Family Vision Center was established in 1978 by Dr. William D. Woods, OD and has provided the best of care to Paulding County ever since. After a long and successful career, Dr. Woods is now entrusting his patients and legacy to Dr. Carlos E. Pessoa, OD.

Emily Lyles, Helping Hands Organizing, knows what it is like to multi-task and has learned how to juggle multiple projects and daily activities at the same time! Join us as Emily passes along her knowledge and skills as we strive to create calmness in an ever-changing chaotic world.

Helping Hands goal to raise $30,000 to celebrate their 30 th year of serving Paulding County, the Rotary Club offered to include them as a beneficiary of the proceeds generated by the club’s 13 th Annual Golf Tournament scheduled for May 17, 2017.

In February, seven Paulding County 4-H’ers joined almost 350 4-H youth and leaders for 4-H Day at the Capitol. While in Atlanta, they met with their senators and representatives and saw the Senate in session.

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GHC’s faculty have been working since Fall 2015 to expand Open Education Resources (OER) courses each semester. Almost half a million dollars’ worth of student savings was yielded the first semester alone.To date, GHC has saved students $3,843,664 in textbook costs.