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Wrightsville woman killed after running into back of Laurens County school bus
Wrightsville woman died after her car hit the back of a county school bus Thursday morning.
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Georgia Trust for Local News names Cynthia DuBose executive director
Cynthia DuBose has been named executive director of the Georgia Trust for Local News. She starts June 1.
Dublin City looking for new provider for school clinic
District is in talks with an area nonprofit about taking over as medical sponsor.
East Laurens’ Jackson sweeps state titles in shot put, discus; Laurens County’s GHSA track results
After medaling bronze in one of the two at state a year ago, the Falcons’ senior swept gold in both events as he closed out his decorated athletic career in Athens.
‘The Wizard of Oz’ coming to Theatre Dublin in West Laurens student production
Local high school bringing the power of Oz to Theatre Dublin
Sweep of Southland has Trinity headed to second-straight baseball semifinal
The Crusaders showed no signs of their recent slump as they broke out the bats and the brooms on the Raiders in two short victories Thursday afternoon.
Officer’s fathers in a boat no one wants to be in
Fathers want sons to be honored for their job and sacrifice in law enforcement.
Trinity takes rematch with Thomas Jefferson to tie up regular season
After falling to the Jaguars in a walk-off loss earlier in the week, the Crusaders turned the tables at home on Friday with a win to finish the regular season.
Trinity boys survive another barnburner with FPCA to advance in GIAA soccer playoffs
The Crusaders rallied to defeat the notoriously tough-to-put-away Highlanders 3-2 in a single overtime Saturday to advance to the state quarterfinals.
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