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East Dublin grocery store gets new owners
B&T’s Fresh Foods promises to focus on “freshness and quality, and items that are original to Georgia.”
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BASEBALL: Trinity tackles early hitting slump to get second win vs. Treutlen
The Crusaders finally got the bats going as they defeated the Vikings 8-4 in their first home game Thursday night.
BASEBALL: East Laurens makes fast work of Central, Jefferson County to get back on win streak
A new week brought some new life for the Falcons, who brought an end to a five-game slide with back-to-back three-inning wins to get their record turned back in the right direction.
GOLF: Martin’s hole-in-one headlines West Laurens win over Jeff Davis; Trinity boys start 2-0
The memorable ace was a highlight of the Raiders’ second match win, which took place Tuesday simultaneously with a first of two to start the season by the Crusaders.
6 decades of the St. Patrick’s Festival
It started out as a passing thought. Many great ideas do. Sixty years ago this month, the very first Dublin, Georgia Saint Patrick’s Festival began.
Did you know … Germany designed a ‘super tank’ during WWII?
Warmer weather, longer days, and a growth in all things good and wonderful come to us with the start of spring. For all of that, my small contribution is herewith attached – yes, the trivia column for the week.
New chamber of commerce flagpole dedicated to local business founder
Dublin Construction Co. and BH Hall Ready Mixed Concrete donated a new flag pole in front of the Dublin-Laurens County Chamber of Commerce in honor of company founder and local business leader Ben Hall Sr.
‘Green Up for St. Patrick’s’ helps give neglected children a voice
A local organization hopes businesses and community members will buy green bows not only to decorate to town for the St. Patrick’s Festival but to also help children who need a voice.
East Dublin grocery store gets new owners
B&T’s Fresh Foods promises to focus on “freshness and quality, and items that are original to Georgia.”
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