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Shenanigans - the Original Irish Pub of Dublin, Texas, was recognized by the Dublin Chamber of Commerce as the March Business of the Month. An open house was held Thursday, April 2 to allow patrons to have lunch and visit with friends at the pub. The pub is located at 112 S. Grafton St. and is open Thursday 3-9 p.m. Friday and Saturday noon to 10 p.m. and Sunday 3-8 p.m. Cierra Hawk | Citizen staff photo

Shenanigans - the Original Irish Pub of Dublin, Texas, was recognized by the Dublin Chamber of Commerce as the March Business of the Month. An open house was held Thursday, April 2 to allow patrons to have lunch and visit with friends at the pub. The pub is located at 112 S. Grafton St. and is open Thursday 3-9 p.m. Friday and Saturday noon to 10 p.m. and Sunday 3-8 p.m. Cierra Hawk | Citizen staff photo

Shenanigans recognized as Business of the Month

Shenanigans - the Original Irish Pub of Dublin, Texas, was recognized by the Dublin Chamber of Commerce as the March Business of the Month. An open house was held Thursday, April 2 to allow patrons to have lunch and visit with friends at the pub. The pub is located at 112 S. Grafton St.
FFA takes medals in panhandle contests

FFA takes medals in panhandle contests

FFA takes medals in panhandle contests

Dublin FFA claimed several awards at the end of March as they competed in West Texas A&M, Canyon and Clarendon College CDE contests.“This trip is essential to our FFA program and we are so excited to be able to offer our FFA members this incredible opportunity,” Dublin FFA announced on social media.

Comanche student earns FWSSR scholarship

A $11,000 scholarship was recently awarded to Kyle Pipal of Comanche FFA by the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo’s Calf Scramble Scholarship Committee. He is the child of Cory and Jessica Pipal.
Here comes Peter Cottontail!

Here comes Peter Cottontail!

Here comes Peter Cottontail!

Students gather around for a Hippity Hoppity good time at Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council in Stephenville. Kids of all ages got to do some spring-themed activities just in time for Easter at the Thursday, April 2 activity held in downtown Stephenville.
Kids learn the process of growing flowers and food in a demonstration at the Dublin Public Library Thursday, April 2 thanks to a Mommy & Me class provided by Texas AgriLife. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Kids learn the process of growing flowers and food in a demonstration at the Dublin Public Library Thursday, April 2 thanks to a Mommy & Me class provided by Texas AgriLife. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Getting back to our roots

Kids learn the process of growing flowers and food in a demonstration at the Dublin Public Library Thursday, April 2 thanks to a Mommy & Me class provided by Texas AgriLife. For more photos, see the Dublin Citizen Facebook page.(Photos by Paul Gaudette/The Dublin Citizen)
Cottonwood stages Faces of Easter

Cottonwood stages Faces of Easter

Cottonwood stages Faces of Easter

Cottonwood Church reminded the faithful of the sacrifice and celebration of Jesus’ death and resurrection during The Faces of Easter, an original theatrical presentation staged Friday, April 3 and Saturday, April 4.
Left, Chloe enjoys some time with the Easter bunny at Texas Sage’s Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, April 4. It was her first Easter. Above, kids of all ages hunt through the grounds for egs at Texas Sage, located on Hwy. 6 in Dublin. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photos

Left, Chloe enjoys some time with the Easter bunny at Texas Sage’s Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, April 4. It was her first Easter. Above, kids of all ages hunt through the grounds for egs at Texas Sage, located on Hwy. 6 in Dublin. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photos

Here we go a hunting!

Left, Chloe enjoys some time with the Easter bunny at Texas Sage’s Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, April 4. It was her fi rst Easter. Above, kids of all ages hunt through the grounds for egs at Texas Sage, located on Hwy. 6 in Dublin.
Monte Thiebaud is retiring as president from Bank of Houston after working at the Dublin branch for 30 years. He has a total of 46 years in the local banking industry. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Monte Thiebaud is retiring as president from Bank of Houston after working at the Dublin branch for 30 years. He has a total of 46 years in the local banking industry. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Monte Thiebaud retires after 46 years in banking

Bank of Houston Dublin branch president and longtime community leader Monte Thiebaud retired Wednesday, March 31 after 30 consecutive years with the branch and 46 years in local banking.Thiebaud first joined the location in 1980 as he was finishing up at Tarleton.