Be more like the sun than Rooster
Turned out there were bad guys who scammed patrons out of their money for the local theatre's production of "Annie."
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Giving back should always be on our minds
It began with Greater New Baptist Church handing out 100 turkeys in 2022. It went up to 250 the next year and 400 in 2024. This year, the church, along with Journey Church, Dublin-Laurens Teen Court and the Dublin-Laurens NAACP Youth Group, gave out more than 500 turkeys and other fixings in boxes on Nov. 22 at the Old West Laurens.
A Fisher House at our VA will help veteran families
When an emergency occurs to a loved one, the last thing one wants to be bothered with is where they are going to stay and how are they going to eat. Those kind of questions are usually shoved to the back burner and are taken care of later.
Appreciate the veterans who gave us freedom
Their eyes were filled with kindness while the hands looked like they could not hurt a fly. And yet, one could tell that they’ve been placed in positions where they’ve killed more than a fly.
Glory, glory – UGA band to educate young musicians
This Friday, the University of Georgia Redcoat Band will make a stop at the Shamrock Bowl as the band makes its way to Jacksonville for the Bulldogs' yearly encounter with those Florida Gators.
Plenty of action at our Theatre Dublin stage
During the past couple of weeks, Theatre Dublin has been heating up with entertainment.
Coming together to help with the next Habitat House
On a cool Saturday morning, a big group of members from the community gathered on Lakeside Drive in East Dublin to start work on House No. 43 for the Dublin-Laurens County Habitat for Humanity.
Need to study up on info about ESPLOST
Laurens County Schools Superintendent Clifford Garnto told an audience that he could not tell them how to vote on the upcoming ESPLOST. We will not be doing that either.
How giving a baseball back can lead to a better outcome
A few weekends ago, a father - Drew Feltwell - took his family to a baseball game in Miami to celebrate his son's birthday. They donned their Philadelphia Phillies' shirts and went to the game, sitting in the outfield bleachers.
Qualifying is complete, now is the time to do the research
At noon last Friday, the complete list of those running for Dublin City Council and Dublin City School Board was official.
Giving back should always be on our minds
It began with Greater New Baptist Church handing out 100 turkeys in 2022. It went up to 250 the next year and 400 in 2024. This year, the church, along with Journey Church, Dublin-Laurens Teen Court and the Dublin-Laurens NAACP Youth Group, gave out more than 500 turkeys and other fixings in boxes on Nov. 22 at the Old West Laurens.
A Fisher House at our VA will help veteran families
When an emergency occurs to a loved one, the last thing one wants to be bothered with is where they are going to stay and how are they going to eat. Those kind of questions are usually shoved to the back burner and are taken care of later.
Appreciate the veterans who gave us freedom
Their eyes were filled with kindness while the hands looked like they could not hurt a fly. And yet, one could tell that they’ve been placed in positions where they’ve killed more than a fly.
Glory, glory – UGA band to educate young musicians
This Friday, the University of Georgia Redcoat Band will make a stop at the Shamrock Bowl as the band makes its way to Jacksonville for the Bulldogs' yearly encounter with those Florida Gators.
Plenty of action at our Theatre Dublin stage
During the past couple of weeks, Theatre Dublin has been heating up with entertainment.
Coming together to help with the next Habitat House
On a cool Saturday morning, a big group of members from the community gathered on Lakeside Drive in East Dublin to start work on House No. 43 for the Dublin-Laurens County Habitat for Humanity.
Need to study up on info about ESPLOST
Laurens County Schools Superintendent Clifford Garnto told an audience that he could not tell them how to vote on the upcoming ESPLOST. We will not be doing that either.
How giving a baseball back can lead to a better outcome
A few weekends ago, a father - Drew Feltwell - took his family to a baseball game in Miami to celebrate his son's birthday. They donned their Philadelphia Phillies' shirts and went to the game, sitting in the outfield bleachers.
Qualifying is complete, now is the time to do the research
At noon last Friday, the complete list of those running for Dublin City Council and Dublin City School Board was official.