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Whitaker found guilty of wife’s murder
Sentencing will be held on May 6 at 9 a.m. at the Laurens County Courthouse.
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BASEBALL: Bleckley County makes best of two big innings in sweep of Dublin
The Irish stumbled hard over a colossal inning in both games that lifted the Royals to wins last Tuesday and Thursday, as their recent dry spell lingered on a week longer.
BASEBALL: Close ones with WACO, Hawkinsville start off three-game drought for East Laurens
A couple winnable ones got away from the Falcons last week as a late rally fell short at Hawkinsville, and a chance to sweep Washington County just slipped through their talons.
Council OKs another round of water meter replacements
The city of Dublin begins a fourth round of installing water meters.
Trinity considering 3-day teaching model
Local school looking to see if there is interest in a three-day-a-week teaching model.
SOCCER ROUNDUP: Dublin, East Laurens can’t shake hard luck; Win streaks resume for Trinity girls, West Laurens boys
The Irish and Falcons ran into some buzzsaw games in last week’s region action on the road, while the Raider boys and Lady Crusaders got back to their winning work in the last local matches before spring break.
Making her pitch against cancer
Two years after breast cancer diagnosis, Jill Towns threw out the first pitch at a softball game.
Storm damages Goodwill store
Heavy rain and 19 mph wind may have been the cause of the damage done to a store at the Dublin Mall.
Midlife moon crisis: Is there life on Mars?
When you’re young and have the bull that is life by the horns you don’t think about waking up middle aged with all of the cares and/or worries that come along.
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