July's Top Stories: Teen Wanted In Homicides | Litter Crackdown | 'Snap Map' Dangerous For Kids | Card Skimmers

DALLAS, GA — Did you keep up with the news on Patch in July? Even if you did, there may have been a story or two you missed along the way.

So, here's a look at the most widely read stories from the Dallas-Hiram Patch during the month of July.
Take a look at these headlines, give them a click and don't forget to click on the "Subscribe" button at the top right of this page to get your Patch newsletter, so you never miss a story again.

• 'Snap Map' App Could Be Dangerous For Kids, Authorities Say
• No Georgia Tax-Free Weekend In 2017 (ICYMI)
• Card Skimmers In Georgia: How To Avoid Them (ICYMI)
• Litter In Paulding, Get Your Name In The Paper
• Paulding County Schools Calendar 2017-18
• Dallas Teen Wanted In Canton Double-Homicide
• Paulding Road Closed Due To Gas Leak
• Drone Drops Drugs, Other Contraband At Georgia Prison
• Dallas Woman Killed In Car Crash, Driver Charged (ICYMI)
• Paulding County Restaurant Inspections: Mellow Mushroom, Bojangles, Waffle House
• Paulding Schools To Delay Release For Eclipse
• Paulding Sheriff Creates Meet-Up Space For Online Sales
• Dallas Public House Rebounds With 'A' Follow-Up Inspection
• 'WOW!' House: Southern Living On Nearly 40 Acres
• Paulding Sheriff Turning Up Heat In School Zones
• Work Starts Soon On New Paulding Jail, Sheriff's Office