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Calhoun City Schools Board of Education Announces Post 4 Vacancy

The Calhoun City Schools Board of Education has announced a vacancy in Board Post 4 following a recent administrative promotion within the district. Shelly Hood has been promoted to assistant principal at Calhoun Primary School, a move the district says it celebrates as a professional ...

City of Plainville Makes Final Preparations for Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting

The holiday spirit is officially underway in Plainville as crews raised the city’s Christmas tree this morning, marking the final steps of preparation for one of the community’s most beloved seasonal traditions. The City of Plainville will host its annual Christmas Parade on Tuesday, Dec. ...

City Council Moves to Seek Bids for Legal Counsel

At its meeting on Monday, Nov. 24, 2025, the Calhoun City Council voted to open the position of City Attorney to a competitive bid process, opting to issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) instead of making its traditional January appointment. Current City Attorney George Govignon, ...

Calhoun City Schools Appoints Local Attorney Jeffrey Hood to Board of Education

The Calhoun City Schools Board of Education has named local attorney Jeffrey M. Hood to fill the vacant Post 4 seat on the Board. A long-time Calhoun resident, Hood brings both professional expertise and a strong personal commitment to the community and its students. Hood ...

Calhoun City Schools Celebrates Districtwide Improvement in 2025 CCRPI Scores

Calhoun City Schools is celebrating significant districtwide gains following the release of the Georgia Department of Education’s 2025 College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI). The latest results show strong progress across all grade levels, improvements in closing achievement gaps, and continued academic growth ...

Calhoun Officials Select Long-Term PFAS Removal Method for City Water Plants

Following an extended series of pilot studies, City of Calhoun officials have identified a preferred long-term method for removing PFAS contaminants from both municipal water treatment plants. PFAS — short for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances and often called “forever chemicals” — have been an ongoing ...

Calhoun City Schools to Host Second Annual Veterans Day Parade on Tuesday

Calhoun City Schools will hold its second annual Veterans Day Parade in Downtown Calhoun this Tuesday, offering a communitywide celebration in honor of local veterans and their service to the nation. Festivities will begin at 12:30 p.m. at BB&T Park with performances by the Calhoun ...

City of Calhoun Schedules Work Session and Regular Council Meeting for November 10

The City of Calhoun has announced that its elected officials will convene for both a work session and a regular City Council meeting on Monday, November 10, 2025. The work session will begin at 12:00 noon in the conference room at 700 West Line Street. ...

Potts Wins Seat on Calhoun City Council

Bruce Potts has unseated incumbent Ray Denmon to win the Post 4 seat on the Calhoun City Council in Tuesday’s election. Potts, who ran on a platform focused on improving city infrastructure and bringing a fresh perspective to local government, received 964 votes to Denmon’s ...

CALHOUN CITY SCHOOLS DIRECTOR HONORED WITH STATEWIDE RECOGNITION

Calhoun City Schools is proud to recognize Kayla Ralston, Director of School and Community Relations and current President of the Georgia School Public Relations Association (GSPRA), for earning top honors at the GSPRA Annual Awards. Ralston received a Gold Award of Excellence in Photography and ...
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