50 Years Ago: June 18, 1974
A proposal for curbside garbage pick up in Dublin and sewer problems on the East Side topped headlines on this day 50 years ago.
A proposal for curbside garbage pick up in Dublin and sewer problems on the East Side topped headlines on this day 50 years ago.
The appointment of Moses J. Guyton as Dublin's postmaster and the broadcast of a revival service topped headlines on this day 85 years ago.
An open house celebrating the new Southside fire station was the top story on June 11 50 years ago.
In the news on this day in 1939: Local officials expect a light turnout to vote in a statewide election and county churches prepare for a massive tent revival.
Planning for the Great Oconee River Raft Race and the county commission's decision on the purchase of new voting machines topped the headlines on this day 50 years ago.
An early morning fire causing severe damage to a local grocery topped headlines on this day 85 years ago.
Graduation ceremonies and a severe storm that left damage around town are among the top stories from 50 years ago.
The Dublin High School commencement ceremony and the last band concert of the year were among the top headlines of May 25, 1939.
The celebration of Industry Appreciation Week and the purchase of new garbage trucks and dumpsters were among the top stories 50 years ago.
On this day on May 25,1939 students at Dublin High School prepare for graduation while school comes to a close with celebrations and activities across the area.