Dublin High School graduate Nick James had an eventful end to summer. Within the span of mere days, she was playing rugby for the U.S. in a game televised internationally and came back to her Houston... + continue reading
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The Dublin Senior Citizens Center is hosting a membership drive Saturday, Sept. 9. The center at 202 E. Clinton will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Everyone 50 and over is invited to come and become a member for only $10 per year.Saturday’s festivities include dominoes, 42, Mexican Train or those attending can bring their own games to play. There... + continue reading
Starting tomorrow, it will be illegal to text and drive anywhere in the state of Texas.Those caught sending a message behind the wheel will be subject to a misdemeanor charge and a fine ranging from $25 to $99. Fines for repeat offender can get as high as $200.Under the law, Texas drivers can still talk on their cellphone if they have a “hands-... + continue reading
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Dublin hung with the top-five Albany Lions on the road Friday night, staying within striking distance through most of the first half. When a pair of consecutive bad snaps reversed Dublin’s momentum on a late second-quarter drive, Albany pounced, running away with a lead Dublin couldn’t recover from. Dublin lost 61-21.“We’ve got to learn that... + continue reading
The Dublin City Council ended a busy month of workshops and hearing when they approved the next year’s budget and tax rate during its regular meeting Tuesday night.Council members voted to retain the previous tax rate of $1.125, which will raise more taxes due to the increase in appraisal values. The amount would increase by approximately $10.70... + continue reading
A fresh new attraction is headed for Dublin’s Wright Historic Park Saturday courtesy of Keep Dublin Beautiful.From 8 a.m. to noon, a farmer’s market will be held offering all manner of local produce and unique handmade goods. Plans are to run the market every second Saturday through December and then return to the park in April for the next season... + continue reading
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For the first time in recent history, Dublin’s varsity boys brought home the gold from the Coleman invitational on Monday for their cross-country speed. Brent Stephen and Tim Teten finished... + continue reading
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After two weeks under the texting ban, I’ve found it’s a little harder than I thought it would be.That’s not because I was in the habit of texting while driving. I was the annoying friend staring... + continue reading
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In their final game of the season against Sonora, the Lady Lions held nothing back. See more coverage of the game in this week's edition of the Dublin Citizen, which hits stands tomorrow (Wednesday)... + continue reading
