The Erath County Jr. Livestock Show is only a month away and organizers have made some changes to the schedule and routine to make it safe for all its entrants and spectators.

We have had relatively warm weather and the late season rains we were so lucky to receive helped extend everyone’s grazing season. Where we were looking at the possibility of having to start feeding in September, most were able to delay hay feeding for a month or more. However, most folks will soon be feeding on a regular basis.

Dublin ISD Monday: Corn Dog, Baked Chips, Baby Carrots, Baked Beans, Orange Wedges Tuesday: Chicken Spaghetti, Garlic Breadstick, Garden Salad, Peas& Carrots, Orange Wedges Wednesday: Beef Stew, Grilled Cheese, Toast, Mini Saltine, Cherry Peppers, Craisins Thursday: Frito Pie, Corn Muffin, Mexicali Corn, Ranch Style Beans, Pineapple Chunks Friday: Chicken on a Bun, Crinkle Fries, Baby Carrots, Sugar Cookie, Fresh Grapes Lingleville ISD Menu unavailable at press time.

Monday •Erath County Commissioner’s Court: 9 a.m. - Erath County Courthouse Wednesday •Early voting for Special Election: 8 a.m.

The Dublin Economic Development board met in regular session Tuesday to approve several commercial building grants, as well as grants for historic home preservation and community improvement. Granbury investor/developer Mack Stewart was awarded Commercial Building Grants for three of his properties: 304 S.

Hico News Review The front page of the Hico News Review was filled with citizen’s statements when asked what they were thankful for. The section featured a turkey with a photoshopped mask on its beak.

Market Days returns Dec. 10 Dublin Market Days will be joining the city’s Holiday Parade evening schedule on Dec.

Since Glenda Hargrove graduated from Dublin High School in 1962, she’s fixed clients’ hair in her beauty salon, raised three children, and now, as a home health aide, she helps elderly people with tasks they cannot do themselves. “I love to take care of people,” she said. “That’s just how it is.”

The Texas Folklore Society, a partner of Tarleton State University, is celebrating the publication of “A Biscuit for Your Shoe: A Memoir of County Line, a Texas Freedom Colony” by Beatrice Upshaw.

Patrick Street Pharmacy and Dublin Family Medicine, along with Comanche County Medical Center, of which both businesses are affiliates, were joined by Dublin and Stephenville Chambers of Commerce and the local community for a special double ribbon cutting ceremony on Nov. 22. The event also featured a live remote broadcast by KSTV and sandwiches and holiday treats. The clinic and Pharmacy are located at 305 N. Patrick.