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Pop-up storm packs big punch, leaves damage in Dublin
An unexpected storm left a business' roof in the road and trees and power lines down last weekend in the city of Dublin.
American Red Cross returns to Wilkinson County next week
In collaboration with Hello Kitty and Friends, the American Red Cross is holding a blood drive on Sept. 14 at Voice of Truth Church.
Lickity Split shapes up to be the new “it” restaurant in downtown Cochran
Lickity Split owner Sonja Oswald says the restaurant will serve Greek food, candy and live entertainment when they reopen later this month.
Officials hear compliments about Dublin at recent DDA conference
When members from a local organization went to a recent conference in Rome, they heard others talking about downtown Dublin.
First recipient of rodeo-funded scholarship is following in fallen officer’s footsteps
The recipient of a scholarship honoring a Dublin native who was an officer killed in the line of duty, has something in common.
‘Empty Stroller Walk’ to raise awareness of infant mortality
A Dublin organization plans to draw attention to infant mortality awareness month with its Empty Stroller Walk next week.
New branch manager at Cochran library expands programs in her first month
One month into her new role as branch manager at Tessie W. Norris library, Tara Morris is forming clubs, expanding programs and strengthening community bonds.
Laurens County high school students encouraged to FLEX their entrepreneurial skills
High school students in Laurens County has a chance to learn more about becoming an entrepreneur and winning money.
Dublin native Angie Tracey comes home to promote new book
Tracey is returning to her native Dublin this month for several events to share her story. She will be the guest speaker for the Christian Women's Connection and the Women After Five groups on Sept. 17 and she will hold a book signing event at The Olive Branch on Sept. 26.
Pop-up storm packs big punch, leaves damage in Dublin
An unexpected storm left a business' roof in the road and trees and power lines down last weekend in the city of Dublin.
American Red Cross returns to Wilkinson County next week
In collaboration with Hello Kitty and Friends, the American Red Cross is holding a blood drive on Sept. 14 at Voice of Truth Church.
Lickity Split shapes up to be the new “it” restaurant in downtown Cochran
Lickity Split owner Sonja Oswald says the restaurant will serve Greek food, candy and live entertainment when they reopen later this month.
Officials hear compliments about Dublin at recent DDA conference
When members from a local organization went to a recent conference in Rome, they heard others talking about downtown Dublin.
First recipient of rodeo-funded scholarship is following in fallen officer’s footsteps
The recipient of a scholarship honoring a Dublin native who was an officer killed in the line of duty, has something in common.
‘Empty Stroller Walk’ to raise awareness of infant mortality
A Dublin organization plans to draw attention to infant mortality awareness month with its Empty Stroller Walk next week.
New branch manager at Cochran library expands programs in her first month
One month into her new role as branch manager at Tessie W. Norris library, Tara Morris is forming clubs, expanding programs and strengthening community bonds.
Laurens County high school students encouraged to FLEX their entrepreneurial skills
High school students in Laurens County has a chance to learn more about becoming an entrepreneur and winning money.
Dublin native Angie Tracey comes home to promote new book
Tracey is returning to her native Dublin this month for several events to share her story. She will be the guest speaker for the Christian Women's Connection and the Women After Five groups on Sept. 17 and she will hold a book signing event at The Olive Branch on Sept. 26.