News

ROWNWOOD

ROWNWOOD

Fishing Report

SLOW. Water stained; 56-62 degrees; 8.48 feet below pool. Black bass to 9.27 pounds are excellent on crankbaits in 4-12 feet of water on flats around spawning areas. Alabama rigs around the rocky shoreline near the transition areas from winter to prespawn.
Cattle

Cattle

Cattle

Dublin, TX - 3/10/23 Head Count: 471 Slaughter Cattle Shelly: 35-45 Cutter: 45-65 Hi-Yield: 65-102 Bulls: 85-115 Breeding Stock Bulls: NT Bred HFS: 900-1300 Bred Cows: 1250-1575 Pairs: 1300-1750 Weaned/Vaccinated Calves & Yearlings Heifers Blk Hfs #724@167 Fresh Calves & Yearlings Steers 200 -...
Berry's Picks

Berry's Picks

Berry's Picks

Like all agriculture, sheep and goat producers were hit hard by last year’s drought. However, sheep and goat production are still a large agriculture commodity for the county and area and with smaller acreages, it may increase even more. Comanche County sheep and goat sales have averaged around $2.
The Dublin High School One Act Play is advancing to Area after placing second in Bi-District competition at Graham last weekend with their production of “A Monster Calls.”Other awards picked up by the team included: Best Actor (Ryan DiCiccio), All-Star Cast (Elizabeth Reed and Patience Cutler), Honorable Mention Cast (Jeffery Cervantes) and Tech Award (Jenna Ary). They will compete in Area on April 1 at Clyde. Director for the production is Pam Kasinger with assistance by Stacy Smith. | submitted photo

The Dublin High School One Act Play is advancing to Area after placing second in Bi-District competition at Graham last weekend with their production of “A Monster Calls.”Other awards picked up by the team included: Best Actor (Ryan DiCiccio), All-Star Cast (Elizabeth Reed and Patience Cutler), Honorable Mention Cast (Jeffery Cervantes) and Tech Award (Jenna Ary). They will compete in Area on April 1 at Clyde. Director for the production is Pam Kasinger with assistance by Stacy Smith. | submitted photo

DHS One Act Play advances to Area

Jason Gardner

Jason Gardner

County hires subdivision coord.

Erath County has officially hired a subdivision coordinator, Jason Gardner, who is excited about the opportunity. Gardner, who was born and raised in the central mountains of Colorado, is enjoying living in Texas and findsErathCountyespecially welcoming. “We are excited to have Jason on the team.
Eggstravaganza

Eggstravaganza

Eggstravaganza planning underway

Easter is right around the corner and Dublin’s second annual Easter Eggstravaganza is once again on, offering all the Easter fun a City Park can handle. The event is set for 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 8 at Dublin’s City Park. This year’s lead sponsor is the Stephenville Area Elks Lodge No.
Fran Jurney accepted a proclamation for Woman’s Thursday Club Anniversary Day in Dublin in honor of the club’s 125th anniversary. Mayor David Leatherwood read and signed the proclamation during the regular City Council meeting Monday, March 13. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Fran Jurney accepted a proclamation for Woman’s Thursday Club Anniversary Day in Dublin in honor of the club’s 125th anniversary. Mayor David Leatherwood read and signed the proclamation during the regular City Council meeting Monday, March 13. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Council makes way for development

The Dublin City Council voted to amend the zoning ordinance and replat property to make way for new business and a subdivision.
Orion Gallagher | Courtesy photo St. Colman’s Cathedral sits in Cobh, Ireland next to House of Cards. It is a Roman Catholic cathedral and was completed in 1919.

Orion Gallagher | Courtesy photo St. Colman’s Cathedral sits in Cobh, Ireland next to House of Cards. It is a Roman Catholic cathedral and was completed in 1919.

Celtic crew hits Emerald Isle

It can easily be said that the dynamic duo of Lenora Davidson and Orion Gallagher embrace all things Celtic and with a recent trip to Ireland, the luck of the Irish was upon them.
With the invention of motor cars, ladies hats had to be modified in order to stay on, with the inclusion of a scarf from 1907-1919. This group of stylish ladies visited the Edmund Photography Studio in downtown Dublin to be photographed. The woman on the far left is Ellen Harris as identified by her granddaughter in 2010. Courtesy photo/ Ralph and Dossie Rogers Collection/Historical Museum and the Library of Congress

With the invention of motor cars, ladies hats had to be modified in order to stay on, with the inclusion of a scarf from 1907-1919. This group of stylish ladies visited the Edmund Photography Studio in downtown Dublin to be photographed. The woman on the far left is Ellen Harris as identified by her granddaughter in 2010. Courtesy photo/ Ralph and Dossie Rogers Collection/Historical Museum and the Library of Congress

Museum Matters

With motor cars coming of age just after the turn of the century, ladies hats had to make a change. A horse or a wagon generally did not go very fast, so ladies could wear the current fashion hats without a problem. But with motor cars they might travel upwards of 40 miles an hour.