The North Paulding Wolfpack baseball team improved their record to 6-4 on the young season with a victory on the road at Hiram by a score of 9-2 in blustery weather conditions.
Exciting Spring Tennis shows up in South Paulding. The Spartans show they are ready to fight back the cold-weather and usher in spring with some tennis talent. Hannah Brooks, Emma Clarke and Keely Pirtle flex their muscles and speed to Douglas County.
Congratulations these students for placing at the Regional Science Fair! They represented New Georgia and Paulding County well! We are very proud of them!
Competing against Army JROTC programs from across the country and around the world, approximately 1,327 teams in round one and 549 teams in round two, the Stinger BN Leadership Team earned one of forty spots to the annual Leadership Championship (JLAB) in Washington, DC.
Abney elementary challenges their students with science projects. Both fun and entertaining for students, they are learning valuable and practical science. 5th grade STEM challenge: create a hybrid animal from a vertebrae and non vertebrae.
Paulding County high school gets off to a great start. The Patriots faced off against Douglasville and sealed the deal with the 10 nothing victory.
Despite a 28-point performance from sophomore swingman Keith Ray, a career high, the No. 5 seed Golden Eagles fell 98-86 at No. 4 South Georgia State in the quarterfinals of the GCAA tournament Tuesday night.
South Paulding Baseball is excited and ready to play! Returning are 10 starters from last years squad, 8 defensive players and 2 pitchers.
Congratulations to all the students of North Paulding high school who signed with colleges this year. This is a terrific achievement acknowledgment in securing the next step towards your future.
Congratulations to the New Georgia Elementary February Students of the Month! These students show great citizenship in their classroom, school, and community. We are very proud to have them as representatives of New Georgia!
Hiram stinger BN Drill Team traveled to Osborne High school for the Area 7 Regional Drill meet. Hiram competed in a total of eight different events and placed third in Male Mixed Armed Platoon, commanded by C/CPT Heaven Ford.
The Golden Eagles are currently 21-9 overall, finishing the regular season with a 9-7 GCAA mark and earning the No. 5 seed in the tourney. The team is set to travel to No. 4 seed South Georgia State.
The Paulding County Patriots Soccer teams all scored victories this week in region play. The varsity girls notched to victories at home against Woodland and Villa Rica, the boys also got a hard fought win over Woodland.
Preston Turner, son of Joe M. and Rosemary Turner of Dallas and an 8th grader at Moses Middle School, is one of the semifinalists eligible to compete in the 2017 Georgia National Geographic State Bee.