Dublin Citizen

T he public is invited to a “Pennies for the Park” dedication at the Dublin City Park, marking the completion of Dublin’s part of the $150,000 Texas Parks and Wildlife

Pat’s fun extends to Dublin Airport

St. Patrick’s Day guests will once again be coming by land and air with the gyrocopter pilots joined by some future pilots in a group with a very prestigious heritage.

Vapes pose problems for youth

“In my 32 years, this may be the worst scourge in usage,” said Dublin ISD Superintendent Rodney Schneider. “They’re marketed so heavily as good things.” Schneider was referring to e-cigarettes,

Dropbox aimed at drug danger

A large green box now sits in the entryway to the Dublin Police Department, offering a year-round solution for the community to dispose of unneeded prescription medications. The box is

LISD approves $6.7M bond vote

The Lingleville school board approved a $6.75 million bond election Feb. 14 to address the construction of a 25,074 square-foot building to house a larger, modern cafeteria, 10 classrooms including

Strawn fi nishes Cards

TheLinglevilleCardinals ended their season in Dublin on Monday night, 61-48, when they took on the Strawn Greyhounds in the first round of playoffs. The Cardinals and Greyhounds played a tight

News

St. Pat’s starts March 14

This week will have Dubliners and guests seeing green as the annual St. Patrick’s festivities begin March 14 with the Little Miss Dublin Pageant at 7 p.m. in the Dublin Intermediate Cafeteria.

By Paul Gaudette

City Park Transformed

T he public is invited to a “Pennies for the Park” dedication at the Dublin City Park, marking the completion of Dublin’s part of the $150,000 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department matching gr

By Paul Gaudette

Pat’s fun extends to Dublin Airport

St. Patrick’s Day guests will once again be coming by land and air with the gyrocopter pilots joined by some future pilots in a group with a very prestigious heritage.

By Paul Gaudette

Sports

Lions struggle against Clyde

Dublin’s bats were off to a slow start on Friday when the team fell to Clyde, 13-3. Jared Ricks hit a double in the last inning, made a steal and scored a run.

By Sarah Dykowski