The City of Dublin was founded in Laurens County in 1812, and the town officially marked its bicentennial two years ago. They continued the celebration today with a new Bicentennial Plaza.

Each Saturday, J & J Farms in Laurens County brings a wide variety of produce to the Dublin Farmers Market including pesticide-free super foods like kale and swiss chard,  as well as radishes, onions,  potatoes, turnips, mustard greens, and free range eggs. Later this season, J & J will feature over 40 varieties of tomatoes, an assortment not often found in other farmers markets across the state. Using both fields and greenhouses, J & J Farms produces farm-fresh, Georgia grown staples that are only available at the farmers market at Market on Madison in downtown Dublin from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 314 Madison Street.

Managers of all industries are invited to "157 Rules for Executive Success in Organization Management."

The Dublin-Laurens Chamber of Commerce hosts the workshop May 21 at 8 a.m.

Registration costs $49.99 per person if you register before May 9.

You can register online.