De-escalation can help avoid having to ‘stand your ground’
Stressing the importance of de-escalation, Cpt. Sid Harrison talked to safety teams about a recent tragic shooting.
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Dublin police seek public’s assistance in finding man missing for almost a week
The Dublin Police Department is asking for assistance in finding Chadwick Maurice Williams, of Dublin, who has been missing almost a week.
No injuries in Thursday morning tractor trailer collision on I-16 in Laurens County
There were no injuries after two 18 wheelers hit each other on I-16 Thursday morning.
MoCo Board of Commissioners Adds LHOST to State Referendum
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners voted to add a Local Homestead Option Sales Tax (LHOST) referendum to the Georgia state legislature’s June special session during their monthly meeting on June 8.
Montgomery County Public Library Sees Major Increase in Community Engagement and Utilization
The Montgomery County Public Library has seen substantial growth from fiscal year 2025 to fiscal year 2026, according to a report from the Library Board during their quarterly meeting on April 15.
Eric Liddell: Committed to God
Eric Liddell was a Scotsman, an athlete, and the son of missionaries to China, where he was born in 1902.
County school officials celebrate state title, other accomplishments
Last week was busy for officials at the Laurens County Board of Education. They made appearances at various St. Patrick’s events, held a Thursday meeting and took a trip Friday to Macon to support the East Laurens Lady Falcons, who beat Elbert County 63-55 to bring back the school’s first state championship.
85 years ago – February 14, 1941: Wine license issue decided
85 years ago today: Dublin City Council has decided to restrict sale of wine in Dublin to packaged goods only, prohibiting the sale "by the drink."
Montgomery Board of Commissioners Decide Against Court Merger
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners opted against merging the local probate and magistrate courts during their regular meeting on Feb. 9 in the Montgomery County Government Annex.
On giant rats and other ways to predict the weather
A bunch of guys in Pennsylvania, dressed in 1800s cosplay, pulled a giant rat out of the ground the other day and said we had six more weeks of winter headed our way.
Dublin police seek public’s assistance in finding man missing for almost a week
The Dublin Police Department is asking for assistance in finding Chadwick Maurice Williams, of Dublin, who has been missing almost a week.
No injuries in Thursday morning tractor trailer collision on I-16 in Laurens County
There were no injuries after two 18 wheelers hit each other on I-16 Thursday morning.
MoCo Board of Commissioners Adds LHOST to State Referendum
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners voted to add a Local Homestead Option Sales Tax (LHOST) referendum to the Georgia state legislature’s June special session during their monthly meeting on June 8.
Montgomery County Public Library Sees Major Increase in Community Engagement and Utilization
The Montgomery County Public Library has seen substantial growth from fiscal year 2025 to fiscal year 2026, according to a report from the Library Board during their quarterly meeting on April 15.
Eric Liddell: Committed to God
Eric Liddell was a Scotsman, an athlete, and the son of missionaries to China, where he was born in 1902.
County school officials celebrate state title, other accomplishments
Last week was busy for officials at the Laurens County Board of Education. They made appearances at various St. Patrick’s events, held a Thursday meeting and took a trip Friday to Macon to support the East Laurens Lady Falcons, who beat Elbert County 63-55 to bring back the school’s first state championship.
85 years ago – February 14, 1941: Wine license issue decided
85 years ago today: Dublin City Council has decided to restrict sale of wine in Dublin to packaged goods only, prohibiting the sale "by the drink."
Montgomery Board of Commissioners Decide Against Court Merger
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners opted against merging the local probate and magistrate courts during their regular meeting on Feb. 9 in the Montgomery County Government Annex.
On giant rats and other ways to predict the weather
A bunch of guys in Pennsylvania, dressed in 1800s cosplay, pulled a giant rat out of the ground the other day and said we had six more weeks of winter headed our way.