In this week’s episode of the Paulding County News Podcast, join hosts Melissa Carter and Doug Harding as we delve into a mix of compelling local stories and impactful national news affecting our community.
A surprising turn of events sees a prison officer facing time behind bars – we’ll uncover the details. Meanwhile, Paulding parents are voicing their concerns over a local elementary school, sparking a community-wide conversation. What’s your stance? We invite you to weigh in.
Our top stories feature a significant announcement from the White House - over 78,000 public service workers, including teachers and nurses, will see their student debt erased, marking a nearly $6 billion gesture of gratitude for their service. Plus, we spotlight a group of University of North Georgia students, with one of our own from Paulding County, who have snagged a win at the innovateUNG Pitch Challenge with their "Smart Snack Solutions."
In an inspiring blend of education and environmentalism, East Paulding High School STEM students are exploring how mushrooms could revolutionize our approach to pollution. Their groundbreaking project could not only win them a national title but also offer a novel solution to a global problem.
On the sports front, catch up on the latest high school baseball outcomes and celebrate Georgia State Pitcher Baley Coleman's recent accolade.
And for those who marvel at the mysteries of the night sky, don’t miss our segment on the upcoming penumbral lunar eclipse – a celestial precursor to an eagerly anticipated total solar eclipse.
Tune in for these stories and more, as we explore the happenings that keep Paulding County pulsing.
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