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East Dublin woman killed after another vehicle runs red light in front of city hall
East Dublin woman killed in two-vehicle wreck after another driver ran the red light in front of city hall Wednesday.
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Woodlawn/Claxton Dairy intersection to be closed for roundabout work
Roundabout work to begin at busy intersection in the city of Dublin.
Improvements continue at Ga. 257 site
Work to improve the industrial site on Ga. 257 continues as local officials push to make the property more attractive to investors and potential large-scale employers.
Trinity boys overpowered late in quality quarterfinal showing at Augusta Prep
The Crusaders held their own for most of the afternoon, but fatigue, attrition and an athletic Augusta Prep attack ultimately wore them down in Saturday’s “physical, hard-fought game.”
LCSO K-9 unit sniffs out drugs, suspects and searches for those lost
Meet four-legged deputy Tango, and handler David Boatright, who stand ready for the call to action with the Laurens County Sheriff’s Office K-9 unit.
S1, E5: Sally Willis Daniels
The Colleen’s China owner and Courier Herald magazine contributor goes Slightly Off The Record for a conversation about the china and collectibles business, her joy of writing, a family pastime of kayaking and more.
Chain focused on ‘finishing the work’ after re-election to Laurens County Commission
Taylor elected to at-large seat on Dudley City Council.
Hatchett wins primary in landslide
Matt Hatchett won the Republican primary in a landslide Tuesday evening.
PHOTOS: Dublin, Long County collide in spring football scrimmage
Dublin made a statement in its spring scrimmage last Friday as it took on (and took it to) the Long County Blue Tide at the Shamrock Bowl.
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