Friday, May 17, 2013
Relay For Life of Paulding County will be streaming video straight from White Oak Park tonight through Saturday morning. Watch some live festivities and other highlights from the event here.
Relay for Life of Paulding County is being held at White Oak Park in Dallas, with the event’s opening ceremony set for 6:45 p.m. Seventy-four teams from all across Paulding as well as close to 1,000 participants are set to take part in the event. Dallas-Hiram Patch, with the help of 278themix.com, will be streaming video straight from the event tonight through Saturday morning. We’ll feature live video from the event as well as highlights at all other times. Related news: We’re also streaming tweets from the event. Click here to see our live Twitter stream and to find out how to get your tweets featured throughout the evening.
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See tweets and photos from teams and attendees at the Relay For Life events happening in Paulding and Cobb counties.
Close to 4,000 people are set to gather in two counties to remember those who lost their battles to cancer, show support to those who survived it, and to raise money to fight the disease. Relay for Life of Paulding County is being held at White Oak Park in Dallas, with the event’s opening ceremony set for 6:45 p.m. In the county next door, Relay For Life of Cobb County will kick off at 7 p.m. at Jim Miller Park in Marietta. Related news: What is Relay For Life? We’ll be following the tweets from all of those involved in the two events, and you can follow along too. Check out the live Twitter stream attached to this article to follow the tweets from @PauldingRelay and @CobbRelay. We’ll also be following the tweets that you make from the …
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Thursday, May 16, 2013
Susan Powell, the mother of freshman Dylan Worthen, wants the principal to confiscate the yearbooks and have them reprinted.
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Susan Powell, the mother of freshman Dylan Worthen, wants the principal to confiscate the yearbooks and have them reprinted.
The last day of school in Paulding County is next Friday, and yearbooks were recently distributed at South Paulding High School. But Susan Powell, the mother of freshman Dylan Worthen, wants the principal to confiscate the yearbooks and have them reprinted, according to 11Alive. That's because the word "Freak" is next to her son's name in the caption under a marching band photo. Brian Otott, the spokesman for the school system, told 11Alive that the district is investigating the matter and intends to print a sticker that can be placed over the page. The spokesman said the district has apologized to Worthen and his family.
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
South Paulding High School graduate Army Pvt. Chase L. Dickerson has graduated from Basic Combat Training at Fort Leonard Wood, Waynesville, MO.
Army Pvt. Chase L. Dickerson has graduated from Basic Combat Training at Fort Leonard Wood, Waynesville, MO. During the nine weeks of training, the soldier received instruction in drill and ceremony, weapons, rifle marksmanship qualification, bayonet combat, chemical warfare, field training and tactical exercises, marches, military courtesy, military justice, physical fitness, first aid, and Army history, traditions, and core values. Dickerson is the son of Julie Dickerson of Emily Drive, Dallas. He is a 2012 graduate of South Paulding High School, Douglasville.
Monday, May 13, 2013
The Paulding Education Foundation recently announced the winner of the 2013 Teacher of the Year.
The 2013 Paulding County School District Teacher of the Year is Marc Pedersen of Paulding County High. The announcement was made during a May 7 luncheon at the Paulding Northwest Atlanta Airport. "Every minute that I'm in room 812," Pedersen said, "it does not feel like a job. Keeping the students engaged and keeping the students excited. That's the keyword to me. Every lesson that I have, I will step back and sort of reflect back upon that. And anytime things don't go well, I just feel like it's because the students were not engaged. That's my top priority when I come to the classroom: to get these students fired up about science." This is how the Paulding Education Foundation described Pedersen in a Facebook post: A Master Teacher is …
The three-day state meet concluded Saturday in Albany.
Athletes in 10 events who represented Cobb, Douglas and Paulding schools brought back first-place medals from the Georgia High School Association girls state track and field championships in Albany. Two teams also peformed well in the event, which ran from Thursday through Saturday, as Kell High School finished second in the Class 5A meet and Marietta came in third in Class 6A. Kell's Kendell Williams closed out her illustrious career with three titles, winning the 5A high jump, long jump and 100-meter hurdles. She earned 11 crowns in her high school career, and on Friday broke her own state record in the long jump. Marietta's Jenessa Jackson won the Class 6A shot put and was second in the discus throw, while an all-Cobb trio swept the …
Thursday, May 9, 2013
State playoff action continued Tuesday in baseball, soccer, lacrosse and tennis.
Here are scores from Tuesday's action in Georgia High School Association state playoff action involving schools from Paulding, Douglas and Cobb: Baseball 2nd Round Class 6A Also on Thursday, Marietta plays at East Coweta in a quarterfinal series. Girls Soccer 2nd Round Class 6A Lassiter plays at Harrison Saturday in a semifinal game. Class 5A Class 4A Class 3A Class 1A Girls Lacrosse 1st Round Class 6A Class 1A-5A Boys Lacrosse 1st Round Class 5A Girls Tennis Semifinals Class 6A Walton faces Peachtree Ridge Saturday in the state championship match at the Clayton County International Park in Jonesboro. Class 5A Class 1A Private Walker will play Mt. Pisgah for the state title on Saturday in Jonesboro. Boys Tennis Semifinals Class 6A North …
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Derek Ridings has helped student veterans receive money from the federal government to pay for school.
A Dallas resident who helps veterans transition into college at Kennesaw State University has received the university's first Excellence in Service and Leadership Award. According to the Paulding Neighbor, the KSU Presidential Commission on Veterans Affairs presented the award to Derek Ridings on April 22. For three semesters, the Iraq War veteran has worked at the Kennesaw State University’s Veterans Resource Center. The center is a one-stop shop for veterans as they transition into college, and the first of its kind in Georgia. In addition to his work at the center, Ridings, 28, has served as a student government senator for student veterans and helped them receive money from the federal government to pay for school, according to the …
Tim Glanton and KSU head football coach Brian Bohannon have history together.
The head football coach at South Paulding High School has been tapped to join the Kennesaw State University football staff as an assistant coach. According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Tim Glanton tweeted from @timglanton Tuesday that: “I am very excited to be part of the Kennesaw State Coaching Family. They have a Great Administration and a great man in Coach Bohannon.” Nearly two months ago, Kennesaw State hired Brian Bohannon as the school's first head football coach for the Owls' inaugural season in 2015. In addition to Glanton, Bohannon has hired four other staff members since that March 24 announcement. He and Glanton have history together. They have known each other since Bohannon was a graduate assistant at West Georgia, …
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Ash Lee
2:07 am on Sunday, May 19, 2013
Saying this is blown out of the water is stupid. Yearbooks are something you keep your whole life and is nothing but memories. If it was you or your child's name in something so sentimental you would've done the same thing. How could you call yourself a parent if you did nothing.?. I just know that someone did this out of cruelty and should be punished hardcore. Kids these days are killing …   more ›