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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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Dublin schools dealing with mass exit of teachers
Board chairwoman says some teachers are re-applying, some positions will go unfilled.
Laurens County receives ‘clean’ audit for 2025
The finished the fiscal year in solid financial shape, with $22 million in general fund.
Theater group working with patrons who bought fake ‘Annie’ tickets
Scammers tried to keep the sun from rising for those wanting to see a local production of “Annie.”
Missing Dublin woman with dementia found safe
A woman who went missing early Sunday morning was found safe the next day.
TRACK & FIELD: West Laurens sweeps 4-AAA titles; High-points winner Dailey among countywide sectional qualifiers
The Raiders brought clinched both region titles, and Levi Dailey the high points crown, while the Falcons and Irish joined with a handful of champs and a couple dozen more sectional qualifiers in last week’s region track championships.
New Southern Dad: All the things I used to worry about
Even as a kid I could always find something to fret about, and like most worries, they never came to pass.
SOCCER: Trinity sweeps Vidalia Heritage, falls to FPD
The Crusaders rattled off two more big wins, and came up a bit short against two quality non-region foes, as they began their final homestand Tuesday and Thursday.
Early voting begins Monday
Early voting begins next week for three local races.
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