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They also do not get a firearms license. They are not exactly known for following the law.

Yes they do. Cars & trucks.

I was recently checking out a horse stable in Taylorsville. Everything seemed great, price was reasonable, etc. I got home and checked the offender site, and sure enough, overlooking the front pasture was a house with a sex offender living in it (child molestation). I emailed the lady back inquiring if she knew anything about it and never heard anything back. I guess she knew.

I was thinking the same thing.

Well, I AM part of the 2 gun carrying community (not really, it just sounded good). I believe the OP is a she, not a he. And she did not say anything about knowing the laws changed. IF this person was part of the gun carrying "community" they would know to visit a site like Georgia Carry for this kind of information and not paulding.com. I'm a firm believer that every competent person should carry a firearm, but should also be informed and trained. Unfortunately in this highly reactive society and when 1 person messes up, legislators make everyone pay, instead of dealing witht he real iss

Really sad. Likely preventable if treated properly. I can't speak to what Tanner ER did or did not do, but if it was flushed and stiched properly and she was given IV antibiotics, as well as antibiotics to take home this would not likely happen.

I have not seen any summer basketball teams, but I know North Paulding HS is offering basketball camps this summer. http://www.northpauldingbasketball.net/ Paulding Parks & Rec has winter programs. http://www.paulding.gov/index.aspx?nid=719

Correct. I don't claim to be a friend. Carrying a firearm is requires a lot of responsibility. If one cannot be trusted to know/understand/research the process how can one be trusted to know/understand other applicable laws pertaining to carrying/using a firearm? Georgia requires testing for things such as driver's license,many professional licenses, etc., but nothing for a firearms license. Just a pulse and clean background. No proof that you actually know what you are doing. A lot of folks are against citizens carrying firearms, so when someone asks aquestion that may be perceive

I'm in north Paulding and the Bagster removal fee is $99. $79 for each additional (must be picked up at the same time). You could also buy yourself a small trailer and haul the junk away yourself, then sell the trailer.

If you know that little about it you should really not have one. Take the time and educate yourself. Google is your friend.

You are exactly right. A lot of folks use/abuse the ER as their primary care provider. Below is a link for free clinics in the area. http://www.gfcn.org/search.php?search=30132&start=1

Thanks for hosting this! My 2 year old seemed to enjoy it. Sadly there were a couple of 'fine' folks that came out and brought their 10 year olds who proceeded to run around and grab a lot of the eggs. Some little kids left with none.

I'm not so sure making it illegal will actually stop people from finding/using it. Didn't really seem to work for all of the other illegal drugs out there.

Yes, right at Harmony Grove Church and 61. It used to be a construction/rock type company I believed. Looked like it opened this past Saturday AM.

I thought it was decent. Prices are a little high, food was a little cool, but the service was friendly and fast. Not a bad place at all. Certainly not a Martin's biscuit though. They've got a nice little dine in area. I'm going to check out the inside later this week or early next week. Great location....at least for me.....

Anyone checked out Big-Uns Biscuits?

Excellent suggestion!

That looks like a Forehand & Wadsworth. Could be a .32 or .38, or even something else. Check the top of the barrel for some type of identification. I would not try to fire it; it likely is from the late 1800's and uses black powder cartridges (low pressure). I don't think they are worth a whole lot, but I've been wrong before. Might make a good drop gun.

From what I remember, non were random acts of violence. I could be wrong though. Has a lot to do with who you hang out with and what activities you are involved with.

I was actually getting ready to order some parts from an online retailer and I remembered this thread. It was last Thursday, so I decided instead of ordering online, I'd shop locally. I called Lost Mountain to see if they had the parts I needed. They did not but said they would be in Monday. The price was about 20% more than the online retailer, even after shipping. Lost Mountain was willing to adjust their price a little to be a more competative. It came out just a little bit more than the online retailer, but I figured they were local and I'd rather spend the money here. I went down t

http://inmate.paulding.gov/webinquiry/default.asp Search the 22nd

One of those vehicles looked rough to begin with. Oven cleaner takes spray paint right off of vehicles.

Gotta love iPhone users that can't turn their phone sideways to take a video.

Does she ride the bus home? If so, just make sure you are cutting the yard in your underwear when the bus pulls up in the afternoon. Just the threat of it might fix the issue.

I've never really understood why some like him so much.