Better known as “The New Southern Dad,” a nickname shared with the title of his award-winning column that digs into the ever-changing work/life balance as head of a fast-moving household, Kyle is as versatile a journalist as he is a family man. The do-it-all dad and talented wordsmith, in addition to his weekly commentary, writes on local subjects including health/wellness, lifestyle and business/industry while also leading production of numerous magazines, special sections and weekly newspapers. He is also the creator and host of The Courier Herald’s podcast, Slightly Off The Record.
More than 40 local youths representing seven area churches are set to perform Sunday, June 28, at 4 p.m. at Williams Chapel Baptist Church, 1142 Ga. 29 in East Dublin.
While there have been doctors and nurses caring for people with terminal conditions since the beginning of the organized practice of medicine, modern hospice care can be traced back to the 1960s.
One Dublin woman, Sharon Puckett LeRoy, picked up crocheting during the pandemic. It was an activity she remembers learning as a little girl, taught by her mother who was well skilled with thread and yarn; but, like many childhood habits, she set it aside for other pursuits.
The Look Ahead Georgia program aims to show UGA students from rural communities that they don't have to leave their hometowns to find successful careers.
One Laurens County resident, Lisa Bell, has a deep connection to the skydiving community. And though her days of jumping from airplanes are behind her she remains an important part of the sport, having taken part in a record breaking jump that still stands after more than a decade.
The band Jimmy Clements and the Gold Notes covered popular rock-n-roll and country and western songs and became staples in the Dublin music scene, regularly appearing at local clubs, lodges and special events.
Sanchez-Perez will become to first person in her family to graduate high school. And not only will she graduate, but she will be among the top honorees of the day, graduating as East Laurens High School's salutatorian of the class of 2026.