Things Celtic wins national competition

A tiny “very Irish” shop called Things Celtic, located in the heart of “The Irish Capital of Texas,” has been named Best Specialty Retailer by Gifts and Decorative Accessories magazine. The honor was a part of the magazine’s 2021 Retailer Excellence Awards program.

SHERIFF’S REPORT

August 22 At 12:29 a.m. man was captured after breaking into a residence on CR 397, his hands were duct taped and he was held at gunpoint until officers arrived. At 5:02 a.m. a vehicle rolled over and through a fence on FM 219 South, unknown injuries. August 26 At 9:18 a.m.

Volunteers

Volunteers gather the last Wednesday of every month at Dublin First United Methodist Church to prepare and package meals that are free to the community. Nearly 300 taco salad meals were served on Aug. 25. The next meal will start serving Sept. 29 at 5 p.m. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Dublin Elementary News

What a great time to be a part of Dublin Elementary! Students have come back to campus from Summer break excited for the new year and ready to learn. We also see many smiles on students faces going to PE on a daily basis. Students rave about the new and exciting activities.

Meet the Teachers at Dublin ISD

Jaclyn Perry Subject: Reading Grade: 7 Hometown: Waterford, CT College: Texas State University Degree: Public Relations Something interesting about yourself: Love to roadtrip with my dog.

‘Shade’-y crew visits Dublin Airport

Dublin Airport 9F0 and manager Brad Stanford attended to a group of photographers and models Fridays as they shot pictures for a campaign advertising Flying Eyes Eyewear sunglasses.

Dublin drops tax rate

The Dublin City Council officially adopted a decreased tax rate during a special meeting Monday night. The new approved rate was set at $.9001 per $100 valuation, down from the 2020 rate of $.9638.