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News Staff
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
Summer Meals Program offeredDublin ISD is once again hosting their summer meals program at Dublin Intermediate School through Thursday, June 27 Monday through Thursday.
Visual Impairment and Orientation and Mobility Teacher Patrice Christian recently retired from Dublin ISD after more than 29 years of teaching for several districts. Submitted photo

Visual Impairment and Orientation and Mobility Teacher Patrice Christian recently retired from Dublin ISD after more than 29 years of teaching for several districts. Submitted photo

Teacher finds ‘no place like home’ to retire

Wyndi Veigel-gaudette
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
Reflecting back on a 29-year teaching career including eight school districts, Patrice Christian has officially retired from Dublin ISD where her educational journey began in 1983 as a DHS grad.“If anyone would have told me I would retire from Dublin ISD I wouldn’t have believed them!
POLICE LOG

POLICE LOG

POLICE LOG

News Staff
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
June 3A close patrol request for a building in that had some suspicious activity behind it. A reporting person stated that there was a male subject on camera behind her business picking up a box by the compressor.A follow up was done at a hotel about an elderly couple that was staying there.
Cypress Jennings Allen, 16 months, learns its never too early to become a newspaper reader. Her parents are Heath and Leah Allen. Sheran Weibel | Submitted photo

Cypress Jennings Allen, 16 months, learns its never too early to become a newspaper reader. Her parents are Heath and Leah Allen. Sheran Weibel | Submitted photo

Never too early to read the paper

News Staff
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
Cypress Jennings Allen, 16 months, learns its never too early to become a newspaper reader. Her parents are Heath and Leah Allen.

Slight sales tax increase seen in April due to Eclipse traffic

News Staff
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
Dublin sales tax collections were up in April at 6.69%, compared to April 2023, according to the state sales tax report released by Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar.For the month of April, Dublin received $45,960.19, compared to $43,075.90 in April 2023.
The following are the June winners for Revitalize Dublin You Make Us Look Good campaign. Above, 620 Hawk Street is recognized. Submitted photo

The following are the June winners for Revitalize Dublin You Make Us Look Good campaign. Above, 620 Hawk Street is recognized. Submitted photo

June homes named

News Staff
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
June homes named
Kids and adults

Kids and adults

Double N hosts last Play Day of the summer

News Staff
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
Kids and adults showed off their horsemanship skills during Double N’s last family playday of the season Saturday, June 8. More photos of the fun will be uploaded to the Dublin Citizen Facebook page. 
State UIL Travis Spharler earned 6th Place State Medalist in UIL Technical Theater Design Set Design division 1A3A. As a freshman, he earned the award for redesigning the set for the hit broadway musical, Hadestown, which was a contest Dublin had never competed in previously.

State UIL Travis Spharler earned 6th Place State Medalist in UIL Technical Theater Design Set Design division 1A3A. As a freshman, he earned the award for redesigning the set for the hit broadway musical, Hadestown, which was a contest Dublin had never competed in previously.

Dublin ISD recognizes students

News Staff
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
State UIL Travis Spharler earned 6th Place State Medalist in UIL Technical Theater Design Set Design division 1A3A. As a freshman, he earned the award for redesigning the set for the hit broadway musical, Hadestown, which was a contest Dublin had never competed in previously.

Proctor Lake rise drops restrictions

From Staff Reports
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
The area’s drought status has much improved after an influx of rainfall causing the Brazos River Authority to downgrade the drought status from a four to a one for Lake Proctor.
A young lady is taught floral arranging by Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council. Submitted photo

A young lady is taught floral arranging by Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council. Submitted photo

Minding their manners: kids learn etiquette with CTFAC

Wyndi
Wednesday, June 19, 2024
In a lot of ways manners are a lost art, but over the summer Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council imparts the knowledge of how to shake hands, speak to others and much more during its annual Manners Camp.