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The only thing I can find states the Health Department in Paulding County, but you have to call ahead and be certain category, i.e. first responders, medical staff, etc.

The boys in Burnt Hickory will be cooking up a storm to make Bar-B-Que plates available: November 2nd, starting at 11:00 am. This is to help Mike and Tammy Crowe raise money to pay medical expenses as Mike continues his battle with cancer. Mike is a native of Paulding County as is his wife, Tammy (Davis). Both are wonderful people with big hearts! Mike has been fighting cancer for over two years and is facing surgery at Emory Hospital. Burnt Hickory Boys are asking for donations thru the purchase of this food. Also, Kay will bake a cake in Mike's honor, per your specs

Rev. Donald R. Voyles, pastor of Unity Baptist Church is retiring! His farewell message will be delivered on September 8th, at 11:00 am from the pulpit of Unity Baptist Church, 431 Mustang Drive, Dallas, Georgia 30157. The church is planning a reception for the pastor in the Fellowship Hall from 1:00 - 3:00 pm. Please come out and wish the pastor your best wishes. Rev. Voyles served over 65 years as an ordained minister in Cobb, Douglas, Jackson, Carroll and Paulding counties in Georgia and 30 years as pastor of Unity Baptist Church. retirement.docx

Lenora Pauline Ergle Voyles, age 84, of Dallas, Georgia passed away on Thursday, October 4, 2018. She was born on October 23, 1933 in Barnesville, GA., to the late Paul and Wilma Ergle. Mrs. Voyles worked as an Accounting Clerk for PPG Industries and was a faithful member of Unity Baptist Church. She greatly enjoyed antiques, she owned and operated Antiques, Crafts, Etc in downtown Dallas for several years and was a charter member of eBay. She enjoyed any type of crafting and loved to crochet. She was a certified aquatics instructor for more than 20 years and loved water aerobics. She was prec

Mrs. Margie “Joyce” Voyles Smith, 83, of Lithia Springs, Georgia passed away Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at Powder Springs Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. She was born June 6, 1933 in Floyd, Georgia, the daughter of the late Mr. Marshall Hodge Voyles and the late Mrs. Rosa Lee Moon Voyles. She worked as a Thread and Spool Operator at Coats and Clark. She was a member of Macedonia Baptist Church in Paulding County and also attended Unity Baptist Church in Dallas. She enjoyed taking care of her home and spending time with her family. She especially enjoyed gardening and flowers. She was an avid r

Thank you for posting this notice, Lady Raider. Lynn was a lovely lady and she touched many lives in many ways. I am sorry to hear of her loss.

In front of Hiram Station/Farmers Furniture strip mall in Hiram at 120 & 278.

We went in a couple of weeks ago, lots of tools, some baby things and artificial trees. Hubby loved it! I got a new iron and a paper shredder. They had lawn mowers. Not clothes, shoes or usual thrift store fare. Edited to add: Endless Yard Sale at Paulding Plaza is closing after Christmas.

Thank you. Finally!!!

Wishing Pubby a happy day!

To the best of my knowledge and as a native if Cobb, I believe Cobb has at least 3 commercial airports - Charlie Brown and Mccullom and a big ole' air force base that is known as Dobbins AFB, althought the National Guard is there now and don't forget Lockheed, heck the cargo planes flew over our house in test flights in the 1970s. Maybe your definition of "commercial airport" is different because these facilities certainly have commercial and military air traffic. Not to mention presidential planes and escorts - even Ronald Reagan landed at Dobbins back in the day and he wasn't in a two seater

The increase in diagnosis in this subgroup is a “significant contributor to the increasing prevalence trend overall,” says Craig Newschaffer, director of the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute in Philadelphia, who was not involved in the study. Although changes in underlying risk cannot be ruled out, he says, the finding “suggests that parents, educators and clinicians are still becoming better equipped at recognizing [autism] in cognitively able children.” While this is true to a certain extent, I am old enough to have gone through school and work careers and have encountered many many

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Georgia Army National Guard Youth Challenge Program. For teens 16 - 18, military mindset but civilian goals of GED and jobs training in some areas. Worth a look. see if this link works. www.ngycp.org/site/state/gafs

Congrats!