Turning Back the Pages

100 Years Ago Dec. 2, 1921 The Edmonds Studio was exhibiting a collection by Dublin artist W.E. Bryan including a portrait of Miss Kaufman which was given a $1,400 academy prize scholarship by the Cincinnati Academy. D.J.

In the Neighborhood

The Comanche Chief Two Comanche locals were arrested following Comanche Police and Texas Rangers investigation into the the disappearance of Carl Woolsey, 72, who was reported missing by a family member in early September 2021.

Candidate visits DeLeon

Sixty-six years ago last week, the De Leon Bearcats defeated the Stephenville Yellow Jackets 32-14, according to Ben Barnes, who played tackle in that game. Barnes graduated from De Leon High School in 1956.

Second Six Weeks Honor Rolls

A Honor Roll First grade Natalia Anderson Jacob Barrera Gwen Burge Serenity Cantero Lane Christopher Silas Eddington Jacob Gibson Adan Gonzales Alvaro Gonzalez Emily Guerrero Serda Tyler Haynes Natali Hernandez Caballero Hattie Johnson Patricia Johnson Bella Keith Rocklan...

Million Words Club

Dublin Intermediate announced two new members of the Million Word Club. Jonathan Enhorabuena (above, left) has reached the million word club with 1,175,254 and with a 87% passing rate. Elijah Williams (above, right) reached the club with 1,119,007 and at a 89% passing rate.

Dublin Intermediate News

Our Dublin Intermediate School family hopes you got to spend quality time with your loved ones over last week’s Thanksgiving break. We are continuing to follow our familiar routines of working hard and learning together in the classrooms.

Giveaway serves Erath families

Mattressville was once again joined by Baby Clay’s, BMY and Timber Ridge Church for the annual Great Turkey Giveaway as turkey dinners were provided for free to local families.

Crash injures local man

A local man was transported to a Fort Worth hospital Sunday morning following a two-vehicle accident on Highway 6 near the Double N Cowboy Church.

Erath groups work to help the hungry

With the arrival of Thanksgiving last week, many organizations and businesses donated money and food to make sure their neighbors in need wouldn’t go hungry for the holiday season. However, it’s a need that exists year round with Dublin’s poverty rate of 26.