PFAA is proud to present as our current exhibit, "Evolving Art". The exhibit dates are June 5-July 20, 2016 and contains the collaborative works of 7 High School art teachers teaching in Paulding County.
Success story of 3 young men that are 2014 Graduates from South Paulding High School. Each are students from Georgia Highlands College and each signed a Letter of Intent to play basketball at Mayville State University.
The Rotary Club of Dallas was recently recognized by Rotary International District 6900 for Best Membership Retention in 2015. This award acknowledged the clubs strong membership base and the commitment of members to the Rotary ideal of “service above self.”
The New Georgia Library is ready to celebrate all of the reading and fun activities we’ve shared this year! Our summer reading wrap-up party will be on Wednesday, July 13th at 11 AM. Now, this is no ordinary party... this is a FOAM party! With our special guest, Paul Esterline.
A Chattahoochee Technical College executive director recently graduated from the Technical College System of Georgia’s Executive Leadership Academy – a 10-month long program designed to acquaint participants with the leadership responsibilities of TCSG executives.
Nathan Boyd, a recent graduate of Paulding County High School, has been selected as a recipient of a Georgia-Pacific Foundation Employees’ Children Scholarship for $8000.
PFAA Juried Art show will be held in August this year. Entries can be delivered to the Historic Courthouse Gallery & Studios on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, July 28, 29 and 30 between 10:00am and 4:00pm.
Our special guest today was Miss Presley Stover. Her attendance today with her father was to share with us her school report about Rotary founder Paul Harris. The Rotary Club started when Paul Harris called together a meeting of three business acquaintances in Chicago in 1905.
The American Red Cross urges eligible donors to give blood in the weeks surrounding Independence Day to help ensure a sufficient blood supply for patients now and throughout the summer.
Animal rescue organizations and local businesses came together to create a large adoption event and pet festival Saturday, June 4, hosted by the Tractor Supply Co. in Dallas. The Paws & Claws Festival: Celebrating Tails of a New Life was dedicated to helping the homeless pets of Paulding.
The Service Above Self award recognizes individuals who demonstrate their commitment to helping others with their time and talents. This award is given in sincere appreciation and recognition for the service and loyalty that these individuals have displayed towards the people of Paulding County.
On June 9th, a packed audience of over 50 people attended the Pre-Organizational Meeting from Kiwanis. Both Kiwanians, participants and guests examined an overview of what Kiwanis International is and the impact it plays not only globally, but locally in Paulding County.
Drowning is the number-one cause of accidental death in children under the age of four. “Whether it’s in a tub or a pool, water of any depth can be dangerous for kids,” from The Professional Fire Fighters of Paulding, of the International Association of Fire Fighters.
The Voice of the Martyrs is a ministry program that Mr. Batchelor is involved with that reaches out around the world educate people about the atrocities.Throughout the world there are many countries that persecute Christians to this day.
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