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Dublin Goodfellows and First Methodist Church volunteers were joined by Dublin High School students in loading up 1,625 canned and boxed items gathered in the annual Dublin Elementary food drive. The items were collected for the FMC food pantry to go towards filling the needs of the community and donated by Elementary students and families in recent weeks. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Dublin Goodfellows and First Methodist Church volunteers were joined by Dublin High School students in loading up 1,625 canned and boxed items gathered in the annual Dublin Elementary food drive. The items were collected for the FMC food pantry to go towards filling the needs of the community and donated by Elementary students and families in recent weeks. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Dublin community CAN

Dublin Goodfellows and First Methodist Church volunteers were joined by Dublin High School students in loading up 1,625 canned and boxed items gathered in the annual Dublin Elementary food drive.
Hank enjoys looking at a Christmas book with his handler, Lyndi Hanna. The duo are part of Annie’s Therapeutic Companions and often come to the Dublin Public Library so kids can practice their reading skills. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Hank enjoys looking at a Christmas book with his handler, Lyndi Hanna. The duo are part of Annie’s Therapeutic Companions and often come to the Dublin Public Library so kids can practice their reading skills. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

What’s read and green?

Hank enjoys looking at a Christmas book with his handler, Lyndi Hanna. The duo are part of Annie’s Therapeutic Companions and often come to the Dublin Public Library so kids can practice their reading skills.

Erath community turns to MTGCD in dire need

Audience members filled the Middle Trinity Groundwater Conservation District meeting room, some lining the back and side wall, as a group of concerned Erath residents hoped to get answers during the regular MTGCD meeting Thursday, Dec. 7.

Wreck claims 1, injures Dubliner

A Dublin teen was transported to a hospital in a wreck which claimed another driver on Friday, Dec. 8 in Comanche County.

District touts great audit, superintendent

Dublin ISD School Board brought on the merriment of the season during a packed agenda Monday, Dec. 11 as they praised students and teachers, received a glowing audit report and gave the superintendent a raise. The 2.

Filing closes for primaries

Filings for county and state offices have officially closed for the March primaries and some changes will be taking place in Erath County office holders. The following information is what was available on the Secretary of State’s website, prior to the last filing date, which was Monday, Dec. 11.

Community Calendar

Thursday, Dec. 14 ■ Dublin Band Concert: 6 p.m. DHS Gymnasium ■ Lingleville Music Program: 6 p.m. olg gym at Intermediate ■ LISD Board meeting: 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15 ■ DISD early release: 2 hours early Saturday, Dec. 16 ■ Austin St. Fabric Cookie Exchange: 2 to 4 p.m. (112 S.

Briefs

Erath County United Way is currently holding a Coat Drive for those in need. New and clean, gently used coats are being accepted and all sizes are needed. Coats are to be brought to the first floor of the Erath County Courthouse in Stephenville. Coats can be brought Monday through Friday from 9 a.
Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo Santa’s Cabin, made by Raven’s Ledge in downtown Dublin, was named as the People’s Choice Winner in the inaugural gingerbread house decorating competition hosted by Revitalize Dublin as a fundraiser. Twenty entries participated in the event and houses were showcased at Grafton Center.

Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo Santa’s Cabin, made by Raven’s Ledge in downtown Dublin, was named as the People’s Choice Winner in the inaugural gingerbread house decorating competition hosted by Revitalize Dublin as a fundraiser. Twenty entries participated in the event and houses were showcased at Grafton Center.

Gingerbread creativity

Santa’s Cabin, made by Raven’s Ledge in downtown Dublin, was named as the People’s Choice Winner in the inaugural gingerbread house decorating competition hosted by Revitalize Dublin as a fundraiser. Twenty entries participated in the event and houses were showcased at Grafton Center.

Indictments released

The following individuals were indicted on felony charges by the Erath County Grand Jury Thursday, Dec. 7.