Slightly Off The Record

S1, E5: Sally Willis Daniels

Colleen's China owner and Courier Herald magazine contributor Sally Willis Daniels goes Slightly Off The Record to chat about her feature on Meadow Chase Farms published in the newest edition of Laurens Living (now available at The Courier Herald and other local businesses). She also shares from her many years of expertise in bridal traditions and gift-giving, memories from growing up in Laurens County and adventures kayaking Georgia's rivers and streams in spare time.

S1, E4: Glenda Berry and Nichole Padgett

The Dublin Downtown Development Authority's Glenda Berry and Nichole Padgett go Slightly Off The Record with Kyle Dominy and Payton Towns III to discuss recent and upcoming downtown events, last month's blockbuster Dublin Community Theatre production of "Annie" and what to look out for this summer at the Market on Madison.

S1 E3: Kathy Jones

Longtime Dublin St. Patrick's committee member and "Munchies" founder Kathy Jones goes Slightly Off The Record with Kyle Dominy and Clay Reynolds to discuss her decades of involvement with the local festival, year-round efforts that go into planning and putting it on and history of the signature event she helped build into a Super Saturday staple. She also recalls a favorite childhood soda fountain order, shares about her longtime love for music and recounts memories performing as part of a little-known local band called "Rhythm 5."

S1 E2: O.J. Hall

Laurens County Schools Superintendent O.J. Hall goes Slightly Off The Record to chat about recent news and developments around the district, from upcoming construction and facility upgrades to this past season's athletic success by teams at both high schools, notably a first-ever state championship for the East Laurens girls basketball team. He also weighs in on current trends in education, including the role of phones and technology in the classroom and challenges of preparing students for the needs of the modern economy.

S1 E1: Mayor Joshua Kight

Dublin Mayor Joshua Kight joins for the soft launch of Slightly Off The Record to discuss a number of widely-talked about issues including recent infrastructure improvements, strategies to combat the spread of crime and how beautification and development efforts fit into a long-term vision for the community. He also shares some wise words that were passed down from his father, the late Laurens County attorney Billy Kight, and perspective on handling the challenges and pressures that come with a high-profile local leadership position.