Police Log

There was a report of someone walking on a bus in the 200 block of North Patrick. Officer was out with the subject and the tour bus. They just got back from a show, everything was OK.

Sunny Market Days

Friends visit at Dublin Market Days Saturday, May 18 at Wright Park. After battling weather throughout the year, the market patrons and sellers were able to enjoy some beautiful weather.

RD awards homes

Revitalize Dublin named homes for the May You Make Us Look Good campaign including 370 S. Grafton, 605 W. Clinton, 616 N. Grafton and 1030 N. Post Oak.

Onto the next step

Seniors donned their caps and gowns Thursday, May 9 as they participated in Senior Walk through all of the Dublin ISD campuses. The graduates-to-be exchanged high fives with elementary school students as they walked the halls that started their 13-year education process.

Summer kicks off with high meat prices

A report by Texas A&M Department of Agricultural Economics experts indicated a mixed bag of slight price increases and decreases for beef, pork and poultry throughout grilling season.

Adventures await!

Chamber of Commerce members, STAR Council, local businesses, resident and library fans joined Dublin Public Library Director Adina Dunn as she cut the ribbon at the library Saturday, May 18 in recognition of the beginning of Summer Reading activities and the renovations completed in December.

McInroe-Cogburn in runoff to work for the people

Niki McInroe-Cogburn is facing off against Valerie Stephen in the Republican Primary Runoff for Tax Assessor Collector in the Tuesday, May 28 election.If elected, she is looking forward to working for the people.

Stephen runs for TAC to take care of taxpayers

Valerie Stephen is facing off against Niki McInroe-Cognburn in the Republican Primary Runoff for Tax Assessor Collector in the Tuesday, May 28 election.If elected, she wants to make sure the taxpayers are effectively taken care of and work to modernize the office.