Paulding County voters will have seven hours today to cast their ballots ahead of the July 31 primary. More voting opportunities will open up next week.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture designated neighboring Douglas County as a primary natural disaster due to drought. The designation also opens up aid to those in Paulding County.
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Numbers released by the Georgia Department of Labor Thursday also show that Paulding has improved from where it was this time last year.
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The four men vying to become Paulding County’s next chief magistrate spoke to attendees Tuesday at the Cobb EMC Power Breakfast.
Charles Bullock, Richard B. Russell Professor of Political Science at the University of Georgia, sees small chance of the initiative passing.
Panelists assembled at Tuesday’s forum put on by the Paulding County Chamber of Commerce stressed the importance of the transportation tax’s passage in the July 31 primary.
Paulding County residents can still cast ballots well ahead of the July 31 primary election by taking advantage of early voting, which continues this week.
Higher taxes and lack of trust are two reasons most Republican respondents are against the transportation referendum.
Those seeking an office at the county level are set to speak at a breakfast in Acworth, while a forum in Dallas will focus on the statewide transportation tax vote.
The July 31 primary will determine Paulding County's next commission chairman—incumbent David Austin or challenger Tony Crowe.
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Hiram is one of several jurisdictions seeking excise taxes for hotel rooms booked online.
An Administrative Court judge determined that State Senate Candidate Bill Carruth does live in the 31st District.
The company that built Hiram’s ALDI grocery store was cited by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in June, but penalties that were to be levied against the builder have been dropped, the Atlanta Business Chronicle reports.
The board decided against changes to the chairman's M&O budget, which has yet to be approved. A fiscal year 2013 budget could be approved in August.
A resolution approved Monday will allow officials to more easily make changes to city fees in the future.
Those wishing to avoid election-day lines have one place to go starting today, with more polling sites opening up in the coming weeks.
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The three GOP candidates for Georgia House District 66, part of which covers a portion of Paulding County, respond to the Supreme Court's decision on the Affordable Care Act.
Want to cast a vote in the July 31 primary election? You have until the end of the day to do so.
Panattoni Development has already secured one tenant for Paulding County's new industrial park
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With the upcoming Transportation Investment Act vote on July 31, also known as TSPLOST, where do you stand on that issue regarding our state, region and Douglas County?
The new State House District 66 includes part of Paulding County.
Former Douglasville Mayor Mickey Thompson, who is running for Georgia House District 66, is one of several elected officials who the Douglas County Sentinel said "may have received thousands of dollars for meetings that do not appear to qualify for paymen
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The Georgia Department of Labor is hosting a live chat for people seeking seasonal and temporary work from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, June 27. You can participate on Patch.
The airport's terminal building sustained damage in the March 2 tornado.
State offices featured were be House Districts 19, 66 and 67, and Senate District 31. Paulding County Commission candidates also spoke during the event.