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Stephenville FFA attained 13 State Championship Titles and $59,000 in scholarships at the 96th Texas FFA State Convention. Savannah Bowers | Courtesy photo

Stephenville FFA attained 13 State Championship Titles and $59,000 in scholarships at the 96th Texas FFA State Convention. Savannah Bowers | Courtesy photo

Stephenville FFA wins 13 awards at state

From Staff Reports
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
Stephenville FFA attained 13 State Championship Titles and $59,000 in scholarships at the 96th Texas FFA State Convention.Stephenville FFA will compete for five additional potential Stat e Championship Titles in the coming days within the Star Awards Program.

Football camp set July 24-26

News Staff
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
The Fun in the Sun Football camp will be held from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. each morning on the DHS Bob and Norma Cervetto Field July 24-26 Camp fees are $25 per kid and include a t-shirt that will be handed out on July 26.Check-in will be held at the DHS auxiliary gym.
Sarah Warner Svadlenka led an art camp last week as part of Dublin Public Library’s summer reading program. Artists met in the library’s teen room and practiced with various styles and activities including taking real leaves and using those to create original art. Wyndi Veigel Gaudette | Citizen staff photos

Sarah Warner Svadlenka led an art camp last week as part of Dublin Public Library’s summer reading program. Artists met in the library’s teen room and practiced with various styles and activities including taking real leaves and using those to create original art. Wyndi Veigel Gaudette | Citizen staff photos

Art Camp returns to Summer Reading

News Staff
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
Art Camp returns to Summer Reading

DQ hosting Miracle Treat Day event

News Staff
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
Dublin Dairy Queen is celebrating Miracle Treat Day Thursday, July 25 in a big way this year with lots of free fun.The event is in honor of the nationwide Miracle Treat Day in which $1 of every Blizzard sale goes to Cook Children’s Medical Center.

Correction

News Staff
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
An article in the July 11 edition mistakenly said a proposed zoning change would allow for 1,000 square foot plots instead of the standard 7,000.

Day of the Cowboy set July 27

From Staff Reports
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
The National Day of the Cowboy is right around the corner and all Dubliners are invited to attend the festivities set for Saturday, July 27.Lilly G is setting up a day-long schedule of fun and entertainment benefitting the Dublin Rodeo Heritage Association as they host the event in Dublin from 10 a.
Smith named DHS theatre director

Smith named DHS theatre director

Smith named DHS theatre director

Paul Gaudette
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
Dublin High School has picked Stacy Smith to head the One Act Play program and head theatre director as former director/ partner Pam Kasinger moves to head the Brownwood theatre program. Smith has been with the district for six years and this is his fourth with the program.
Dublin FFA sponsor Darren Price, center, recently received the Area 4 Golden Owl (or Teacher of the Year) at the State FFA Convention. Price has been in agricultural education for more than 35 years. Submitted photo

Dublin FFA sponsor Darren Price, center, recently received the Area 4 Golden Owl (or Teacher of the Year) at the State FFA Convention. Price has been in agricultural education for more than 35 years. Submitted photo

Price given state award for tending the nest

Paul Gaudette
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
Dublin FFA advisor Darren Price received statewide recognition at the Texas FFA convention in Houston last week as he was named the Area 4 Golden Owl (or Teacher of the Year).Price, who has taught ag for nearly 35 years, was selected above hundreds of educators in the area for the distinction.
Lyndi Hanna and Hank of Annie Therapeutic Companions teaches kids at Dublin Public Library about the need for registered animal therapy teams. The program, organized by Lyndi, showcased working dogs including a K9 officer, a therapy dog and an arson detection dog Thursday, July 11 as part of special programs for the Summer Reading Club. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Lyndi Hanna and Hank of Annie Therapeutic Companions teaches kids at Dublin Public Library about the need for registered animal therapy teams. The program, organized by Lyndi, showcased working dogs including a K9 officer, a therapy dog and an arson detection dog Thursday, July 11 as part of special programs for the Summer Reading Club. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Library crowd meets dutiful dogs

News Staff
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
Library crowd meets dutiful dogs

EDC seeks new director

Wyndi Veigel-gaudette
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
The Dublin Economic Development Corporation is now seeking a new executive director after the resignation of its most recent director, Penny Corona.Corona was hired in February 2023 for the position and recently resigned.