CCHF to host BBQ fundraiser in April

Would you like to get some good BBQ while supporting the Comanche County Healthcare Foundation?Orders will be open for the 5th annual Spring BBQ Fundraiser from April 1 to April 15.Pitmasters are preparing brisket, spare ribs and pork loins that can be picked up curbside from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Ramp project this Saturday

Revitalize Dublin is excited to announce that they are partnering with the Texas Ramp Project to build a wheelchair ramp for a local citizen in need and are seeking volunteers.The project is scheduled for at 8 a.m. Saturday, March 29 at 336 S. Camden.

Community Calendar

Friday, March 28 ■ Sensory Safe hour: 9-10 a.m. Dublin Public Library (206 W. Blackjack) Time reserved for those with sensory needs. FREE■ Cooking Chronicles ages 18+: 6 - 7 p.m. Dublin Public Library Advanced registration required (206 W. Blackjack) FREE■ Knights of Colombus Lenten Fish Fry: 5-7 p.

Response Reports

The following first responder calls were made March 10 -March 16. Local first responders handled 88 calls during this timeframe.Dublin PD March 10Loose goats were reported on Hwy 6 and CR 347. They were not located.An individual reported drug use in the 700 block of N. Camden Street.

Stephenville City Council: Committees advance housing incentives, downtown grants

Stephenville city committees met to discuss revisions to housing incentive programs, infrastructure improvements, and city administration services Tuesday, March 18.

Dublin Intermediate News

Spring Brings Exciting Opportunities to Dublin Intermediate School Spring is in full swing at Dublin Intermediate School, and our students are already making remarkable strides in their academic growth!

Comanche crash claims one

One person was killed in a car wreck in front of Comanche County Medical Center last week, moving CCMC to request action from local and state officials to explore solutions in regards to traffic safety.According to information released by DPS, around 1:18 p.m.

Double N Families get Back in the Saddle

City weighs options after CO stymied

A successful citizen-led petition halted the Stephenville City Council’s plan to issue up to $22 million in Certificates of Obligation for infrastructure projects, forcing the city to seek voter approval if they want to move forward.