Commentary

Addicted to isograms

Curtis Honeycutt Grammar Guy

Wednesday, June 23, 2021

Are you constantly on your phone? Do you bury your face in your Facebook feed? Do you find yourself all atwitter for Twitter? Do you constantly talk about TikTok? Personally, I’m tempted to spend every instant on Instagram.

Letters to the editor

News Staff

Wednesday, June 23, 2021

Dear Editor: Kudos to the Ben Hogan Museum of Dublin TX and the Legacy Golf Tournament. Earlier this month, I visited Dublin to participate in the Ben Hogan Museum’s Golf Tournament and their Open House that was co-sponsored by the National Health & Public Safety History Museum.

Chamber Chat

Amy Mcdonald

Wednesday, June 23, 2021

Hello again, Dublin. If you are a local business, I hope you saw some positive results from the recent influx of visitors to town. I spoke with three retailers/ food establishments, and all reported an upswing in sales. Let’s keep that trend going!

Hot air may be the most

Hot air may be the most dangerous greenhouse gas

Russell Boening Texas Farm Bureau President

Thursday, June 17, 2021

“Climate,” “green” and “sustainable” are trendy terms scattered across all media, especially the internet. But don’t believe everything you read and hear. And while we’re on the topic of believing, don’t believe those who point to animal agriculture as a major driver of climate change.

Thanks to the brave

Paul Gaudette

Thursday, June 17, 2021

Like many in our community, I want to offer up my appreciation to our first responders, many of which spent the night of June 8 fighting the fire at Dollar General or offering support to those who were.

Chamber Chat

Amy Mcdonald

Thursday, June 17, 2021

Howdy, all! It’s great to be back in Dublin .. and fun to be working with the Dublin Chamber of Commerce as Interim Executive Director. Thank you, Dublin, for allowing me this opportunity to serve you.

Darren Turley

Dairy Month 2021: Surviving the lows and celebrating the highs

Darren Turley Tad Executive Director

Wednesday, June 9, 2021

What a strange year the past 12 months have been for everyone, including Texas dairy farmers. As National Dairy Month begins, it seems a fitting time to reflect on both the lows and highs our state’s dairy industry has experienced since last June, and how they’ve impacted consumers.

Pardon the harsh letters

Curtis Honeycutt Grammar Guy

Wednesday, June 9, 2021

My wife and I are in a stage of parenting where we can’t get away with spelling words aloud around the kids anymore. Our son is a great reader and can sniff out a secret-parent-spelling code faster than you can spell i-c-e c-re-a-m.

Pardon the harsh letters

MUSEUM MATTERS

Ben Pate

Wednesday, June 9, 2021

It was the biggest building fire to hit Dublin in a decade. The Red Front building was one of the oldest in the downtown district and had been an icon in Dublin for years.

When you say nothing at all

Curtis Honeycutt Grammar Guy

Wednesday, June 2, 2021

Wherefore upon we find ourselves on the noble precipice of the dawning of a newly-formed sentence and, seeing as how I still have your undivided attention even though I find myself in recognition of the fact that I’m competing with the likes of social media and videos involving funny cats, I thank...