Thankful for first responders who give everything…
Pastor Gregg Soles with Christ Chapel Dublin spoke truth to some firefighters who had only the day before tackled what their chief called “one of the most intense fires we’ve had in recent memory.”
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Theatre Dublin continues to be a beacon for town
A statewide gathering of theater personnel from all over the state converged in Dublin last week as Georgia Presenters held its annual summer retreat in our town.
Northside Fire Station will improve emergency response
As of mid Monday afternoon, on the final day of June, the opening of the Dublin Fire Department's Northside Fire Station made the city of Dublin safer than it has ever been.
Good to see work picking up on Madison Street
For a while it looked like nothing would ever happen on the Madison Street Project, and local officials were hearing about it.
OUR TAKE: Thankful for first responders actions
Not all jobs are the same, which is especially true when it comes to our first responders.
Our Take: Summertime means travel, so be careful as you hit the road…
Finally all of the schools have held their graduation ceremonies and the summer travel season can officially begin.
Earning prizes during the Summer Reading Program
For some students, school being out means not having to worry about reading, math or any other subject they have been learning for the past 10 months.
Stepping Stone delivers message
Every year officials at Stepping Stone know who to bring in to speak to the crowd during its Child Advocacy & Sexual Assault Center's Child Abuse Prevention luncheon. And every year the speaker has a true story to tell with facts that leaves one shaking their head in disbelief.
DCT continues to bring ‘pure imagination’ to the community
The Dublin Community Theatre’s presentation of Roald Dahl’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” was a big hit, continuing to bring the arts to Theatre Dublin.
Our Take: Knowledge provided in School Scuffle but many did not seek information
Fairview Park Hospital, Shepherd Center in Atlanta, the Governor's Office of Highway Safety, Twiggs County Sheriff's Office and Laurens County Board of Education provided the knowledge, but not many took advantage of coming out to Southern Pines to learn.
Theatre Dublin continues to be a beacon for town
A statewide gathering of theater personnel from all over the state converged in Dublin last week as Georgia Presenters held its annual summer retreat in our town.
Northside Fire Station will improve emergency response
As of mid Monday afternoon, on the final day of June, the opening of the Dublin Fire Department's Northside Fire Station made the city of Dublin safer than it has ever been.
Good to see work picking up on Madison Street
For a while it looked like nothing would ever happen on the Madison Street Project, and local officials were hearing about it.
OUR TAKE: Thankful for first responders actions
Not all jobs are the same, which is especially true when it comes to our first responders.
Our Take: Summertime means travel, so be careful as you hit the road…
Finally all of the schools have held their graduation ceremonies and the summer travel season can officially begin.
Earning prizes during the Summer Reading Program
For some students, school being out means not having to worry about reading, math or any other subject they have been learning for the past 10 months.
Stepping Stone delivers message
Every year officials at Stepping Stone know who to bring in to speak to the crowd during its Child Advocacy & Sexual Assault Center's Child Abuse Prevention luncheon. And every year the speaker has a true story to tell with facts that leaves one shaking their head in disbelief.
DCT continues to bring ‘pure imagination’ to the community
The Dublin Community Theatre’s presentation of Roald Dahl’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” was a big hit, continuing to bring the arts to Theatre Dublin.
Our Take: Knowledge provided in School Scuffle but many did not seek information
Fairview Park Hospital, Shepherd Center in Atlanta, the Governor's Office of Highway Safety, Twiggs County Sheriff's Office and Laurens County Board of Education provided the knowledge, but not many took advantage of coming out to Southern Pines to learn.