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Dublin City Board of Education to scrap gifted academy for IB magnet school, move alternative school
Moore Street alternative school, new school would switch buildings under plan.
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Former VA director facing new child molestation charges
Former VA director faces new charges stemmed from an ongoing investigation.
GOLF: Trinity takes second at region; West, East Laurens match up as regular season winds down
Eden Rowe and John Brantley led the way for the Crusaders in their runner-up finish at region, while the Raiders and Falcons played their final regular-season matches before next week’s area tournament.
Dublin City Board of Education to scrap gifted academy for IB magnet school, move alternative school
Moore Street alternative school, new school would switch buildings under plan.
SOCCER ROUNDUP: West Laurens boys edged in OT, but still win region; Dublin, East Laurens end regular season
The Raiders, Irish and Falcons put the wraps on their regular season, and the Crusaders ran into a buzzsaw at Central Fellowship, in games late last week.
Why did you throw a stapler at my dad?
An incident between brothers is brought back up almost four decades later.
Laurens County Commission OKs bid for $1M burn building for firefighter training
Officials say new facility will pay off with better insurance ratings for homeowners, businesses.
18 students graduate for East Laurens leadership programs
Local high school held a graduation from their leadership programs.
GHSA PLAYOFF OUTLOOK: Soccer, baseball, tennis first round; Slowpitch championships this week
The Georgia High School Association’s major spring sports state tournaments launch this week. Here’s a look at the playoff draw for local soccer, baseball, tennis and slowpitch softball teams who are in the mix.
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