The Rev. Richard Sheffield, Pauline L. Smith and Anne M. Smith were singled out by a committee to have their faces and names displayed on new Black History Banners. Valaya Burke, who gave the history of the Black History Banners, announced at Dublin City Council's recent meeting the three honorees who will honored with banners io downtown Dublin from January to March. The local honorees were selected from nominations submitted by the public.
Fire investigators were called to look into a fatal fire early Wednesday morning on Clover Street in East Dublin.
The Carl Vinson VA Medical Center honored Harriett Claxton for her years of service helping with the VA's Memorial Day and Veterans Day programs.
Christmas came early for more than 300 Dublin-Laurens County families.
Dublin Mayor Joshua Kight could not help but remind everyone of the City Council meeting that was held in Pritchett Park almost two years ago.
Community leaders, educators and local officials had the chance to bring their concerns to local lawmakers before the General Assembly kicks off in January.
The Peanuts gang is returning to the Theatre Dublin stage next week.
To help raise awareness on the importance of early childhood literacy, community leaders have utilized the University of Georgia Archway Partnership to create a Birth-to-Five Literacy Campaign for Dublin-Laurens County.
Member urges reforms to board policies as she prepares to leave office.
After cuts and another advance on next year's state funding, the district actually spent less money than it received for the month.
