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Trees damage homes, block roads in wake of Sunday's storm

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- 05-19-13 13:32 - 21 comments

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Damage from storm targeted to north side

Apparently the northeast side of the county in the area of West Ridge Church was among the areas most impacted by the winds and storm that cascaded through Paulding shortly before noon. We understand that power did fail during the morning service at Westridge and that, like the house pictures, trees did fall. There were nixle reports of trees down on roads, etc.

If you see damage and want to report it using your cell phone, text 678-481-5187 with photos and text or, for an audio report, use the PCOM Ventline - 770-505-8544 ex 4.

Our thanks to Curtis Carlin for this report.

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- 07-01-06 11:34 - 3 comments

Paulding.com Masthead and contact information

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Rep. Maxwell speaks to PBA

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- 05-16-13 18:33 - 0 comments



Rep. Maxwell speaks to PBA

Howard Maxwell, long time legislator and public figure in Paulding, recounts a bit of his past and discusses the advances made in the Legislature in the 2013 session. Speaking to the Paulding Business Association luncheon in Hiram, this video is preceded with a brief introduction to Hiram's new Chief of Police, Todd Vanderzande.

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VENTLINE REPORT: BOC meeting

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- 05-14-13 14:24 - 2 comments



rg_RANT's audio report on today's BOC meeting

rg_RaNT files an audio story about what happened at the Paudling County Board of Commissioners meeting today May, 14, 2013 using the PCOM Ventline - 770-505-8544 ex 4.

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Rep. Tom Graves addresses Chamberforum

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- 05-02-13 18:59 - 2 comments



Rep. Tom Graves addresses Chamber's Georgia Power forum

Rep. Tom Graves, (GA-14), declared his support for the deepening of the Savannah River Channel in remarks made today at the Paulding Chamber of Commerce.

Rep. Graves, one of the nation's most conservative congressmen, made that statement in response to a question posed by Commission Chairman David Austin. He also made comments on immigration, the sequester and Obamacare.

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Video interview of life-saving South Paulding Students

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- 04-24-13 18:01 - 3 comments



South Paulding teens who prevented drowning in PCB Florida interviewed

The video above is an update of the post from earlier this week commending Tyler Feagan and Dillon Humphries on their efforts that resulted in a tragic drowning being averted at Panama City Beach during spring break. We weren't the only folks in the media interested. Fox Five showed up at the PCom offices to interview the life-saving duo as well. View the video and share in their accomplishment.

On April 11, 2013 two seniors from South Paulding High School, Tyler Feagan and Dillon Humphries, were enjoying Spring Break in Panama City Beach, FL when they noticed a couple struggling to stay afloat. When Feagan and Humphries looked closer, they observed a man and woman adjacent to the Panama City Pier drowning. Little did they know, the struggling swimmers were caught in a rip current that was slowly pulling them out to sea. Humphries and Feagan immediately jumped into the water to help the drowning individuals.

Humphries explained, "We just look over and we hear these two people screaming HELP and we didn't know what to do. So, of course, we just swam out there and tried to help them. We noticed that he can't swim and she was pregnant. So I had to carry her back into the sandbar until we could both stand there." Feagan stated, “My guy, he was pushing me down trying to use me as a floatation device and I told him just get off me and breathe, through his nose and not his mouth” Luckily a Lifeguard saw what was happening and swam over and assisted in the rescue.

As a result of the heroic actions of Humphries and Feagan, the man and woman were rescued from the dangerous rip current. Sheriff Gary Gulledge noted, “the actions of the young men were both heroic and exemplary of what someone should do in an emergency”. Sheriff Gulledge went on to explain that we are especially proud of Tyler Feagan because he is also one of the high school interns that is employed at the Sheriff’s Office as well as a member of our Explorer Post 110. The Paulding County Sheriff’s Office wants to congratulate Dillon Humphries and Tyler Feagan on their life saving efforts.

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