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Dublin stops for snow days Local schools and businesses closed Feb. 3 and Feb 4 as rains gave way to ice as temperatures dropped. Rainfall froze as ice fell and a blanket of snow topped it off. The sub-freezing temperatures kept snow on the ground and ice on branches as wildlife such as birds scavenged for food to keep warm. Traffic was light but TxDOT and public works crews made the rounds to respond to road needs.

Dublin stops for snow days Local schools and businesses closed Feb. 3 and Feb 4 as rains gave way to ice as temperatures dropped. Rainfall froze as ice fell and a blanket of snow topped it off. The sub-freezing temperatures kept snow on the ground and ice on branches as wildlife such as birds scavenged for food to keep warm. Traffic was light but TxDOT and public works crews made the rounds to respond to road needs.

Dublin stops for snow days

Dublin stops for snow days
Love run draws cold, caring crowd A total of 60 human and a handful of pets braved the cold weather Feb. 12 to participate in the annual Love Run 5K and fun run benefitting Transformation Pathway. They were cheered on at the start/finish line by people waving signs saying things like “You’ve got this!” and “I trained all week to hold this sign!”

Love run draws cold, caring crowd A total of 60 human and a handful of pets braved the cold weather Feb. 12 to participate in the annual Love Run 5K and fun run benefitting Transformation Pathway. They were cheered on at the start/finish line by people waving signs saying things like “You’ve got this!” and “I trained all week to hold this sign!”

Love run draws cold, caring crowd

Love run draws cold, caring crowd
Ag show 2022 Dublin FFA sponsor Kyla Benfer helped student Kenli Roberson prepare her goat for the show floor before the Breeding Doe Show last year at the Erath County Livestock Show. One big change last year was moving the Sale of Champions from the show grounds to City Limits in Stephenville. It will return to the newly renovated show ground facility next week.

Ag show 2022 Dublin FFA sponsor Kyla Benfer helped student Kenli Roberson prepare her goat for the show floor before the Breeding Doe Show last year at the Erath County Livestock Show. One big change last year was moving the Sale of Champions from the show grounds to City Limits in Stephenville. It will return to the newly renovated show ground facility next week.

Ag show 2022

Ag show 2022
Dublin Police Sergeant Khris Jennings helps a youngster pick out a hoverboard during Erath County’s Shop with a Cop event, Thursday, Dec. 22. Submitted photo

Dublin Police Sergeant Khris Jennings helps a youngster pick out a hoverboard during Erath County’s Shop with a Cop event, Thursday, Dec. 22. Submitted photo

Shop with a Cop brings Christmas to 50 Erath kids

As temperatures plummeted on Dec. 22 spirits soared during the third annual Erath County Shop With a Cop event in Stephenville.
Jr. High OAP champs again

Jr. High OAP champs again

Jr. High OAP champs again

Dublin Jr. High One Act Play took home the District Championship for the fourth year during the Dec. 1 competition at Hamilton High School with their production of Charlotte’s Web. Brock Jr. High placed 2nd with their production of The Magic Well and Peaster Jr.

Community Calendar

an event calendar for Dublin and nearby communities _ Dublin Citizen office closed Saturday, Dec. 24 _ Christmas Eve! _ Christmas Eve Service: 2 p.m. Laurel Street United Methodist (503 Laurel Street) _ Christmas mass: 4 p.m. Trinity Church (459 N.

Briefs

Brown Bags of Hope now on sale Looking for a simple way to make a big impact in your community this holiday season? Brookshire Brothers, a Lufkin-based employee owned grocery chain, makes it easy for you to play a part in the fight against food insecurity.
A season of charitable giving

A season of charitable giving

A season of charitable giving

Members of the Goodfellows along with volunteers and Dublin High School students helped load up collected food items Thursday, Dec. 15 from the Dublin Elementary School. Students donated more than 800 food items to benefi t those in need to the food pantry at the First Methodist Church.

Police Log

A caller stated there was a man in an orange shirt and jeans walking around the residence in the 300 block of North Patrick. Officer made contact, he works for Atmos and was checking meters. A reporting person came to the station to report credit card fraud.