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THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE by scottbthompsonsr
Mar 26, 2011 | 0 
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Boosting Dublin & Laurens County for A Century
Once upon a time, just about a century ago, Dublin's people boasted that they came from "Dublin, Georgia - the only town in Georgia that's doublin' all the time." This proud proclamation was a reference to the meteoric rise of the town's po... | 10 |
THE MAYOR DID IT by scottbthompsonsr
Mar 26, 2011 | 0 | 10 |
Some Men Need Killing
This "whodunit" had no mystery about it. The Mayor did it. Everybody saw him do it. In the end, it appeared, or at least to the majority of those present, that it needed to be done.
October 22, 1904: It was a cool fall Saturday morning. Lovett town marshal B.T... | 10 |
by chadblue
Mar 21, 2011 | 0 | 7 |
its funny how cops are allowed to break the law and not be punished in the way that we would be for the same crime.two people were shot by cops in dublin they both were unarmed and in both cases they made it look like a mistake.well if you walk around with a gun on your hip and your not a cop an... | 7 |
http://livingindublinga.blogspot.com/ by hurib910
Mar 15, 2011 | 1 | 8 |
Hello all. Please visit my blog for my take on living in Dublin, GA and what it is like to restore a 137 year old house, the oldest in town, The Capt Hardy Smith House. Be sure to visit my blog often as I devote most of my time there. http://livingindublinga.blogspot.com/
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THE SEARCH FOR A GIRL NAMED CLYDE by scottbthompsonsrMar 08, 2011 | 0 | 9 |
The Rest of the Story
Joseph E. Smith, Jr. wanted a boy for his second child. He expected his wife to have a second son. So he went ahead and gave him a boy's name, Clyde - just Clyde with no middle name. But Clyde wasn't a boy, Clyde was a girl. In January, I told you about Smith's ... | 9 |
DUBLIN'S BIG DAY by scottbthompsonsr
Mar 02, 2011 | 0 | 8 |
Here Comes the Train!
Imagine if you will, seven thousand people gathering around the train tracks at the corner of Telfair and Monroe Streets. Where they there to greet the president, a military hero or an exciting circus troop? No, Dubliners and Laurens Countians came by the thousands ... | 8 | 
WILL THE REAL ABRAHAM LINCOLN PLEASE STAND UP? by scottbthompsonsrFeb 23, 2011 | 0 | 10 |
WILL THE REAL ABRAHAM LINCOLN STAND UP?
A President’s Day Plea
So, you think you know Abraham Lincoln? Your teachers told you about him. You read one of more of the hundreds of books written about him or maybe you watched a documentary about the man known as "Honest A... | 10 | 
THE CUPID CAPER by scottbthompsonsrFeb 23, 2011 | 0 | 8 |
THE CUPID CAPER Love on The Run
John never saw it coming. For weeks John had been pushing his team of horses to the limit. Through horrendous heat and tempestuous thunderstorms, John held the reins tight, guiding the wagon of his boss's wife in an attempt to escape the Feds. Driving wit... | 8 |
SHERRARD BRANTLEY by scottbthompsonsr
Feb 13, 2011 | 0 | 9 |
Dogs got second shot at Brantley
Gentry Estes
ATHENS, Ga. – Sherrard Brantley says his most prized possession is a Class AA state championship ring, earned fewer than two years ago.
Sherrard Brantley had attempted 79 shots for UGA this season, and 63 of those have been... | 9 | 
WILLIAM MERIDA HUBBARD by scottbthompsonsrFeb 09, 2011 | 0 | 10 |
Georgia's Booker T. Washington
William Merida Hubbard wasn't Booker T. Washington. But, he is as close to the iconic educator as the State of Georgia, and especially Central Georgia, ever had. William was born into poverty and died one of the wealthiest men in the state. His wealth was n... | 10 |
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