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The Dublin Woman's Thursday Club and their guests kicked off the 2026-27 year with its annual luncheon at The Station Saturday, Sept. 19. The club will be working over the next two years to aid the Dublin Volunteer Fire Department with their needs. The study club is also starting a new two year series about signers of the U.S. Constitution. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

The Dublin Woman's Thursday Club and their guests kicked off the 2026-27 year with its annual luncheon at The Station Saturday, Sept. 19. The club will be working over the next two years to aid the Dublin Volunteer Fire Department with their needs. The study club is also starting a new two year series about signers of the U.S. Constitution. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Thursday Club begins new series on U.S. Constitution signers

The Woman’s Thursday Club of Dublin kicked off our next two year study with a President’s Luncheon honoring our new President, Denise Weems. We will study the signers of the U.S. Constitution. These were brave men who knew if caught by the British they would be punished as traitors.
A wreck Sunday could have killed the driver of an 18-wheeler after a tire from a passing vehicle separated and came through his windshield on the Loop. The driver escaped with only minor injuries. Submitted photos

A wreck Sunday could have killed the driver of an 18-wheeler after a tire from a passing vehicle separated and came through his windshield on the Loop. The driver escaped with only minor injuries. Submitted photos

Wrecks, fires plague area

First responders in the Dublin area had a busy weekend with both wrecks and fires taking place.On Sunday, Sept 20, at around noon, a major accident occurred on Hwy. 377 at the Loop when a tire blew on one truck and went through the windshield of another semi-truck.

Area Briefs

Blood Drive set for Thursday, Sept. 24Dublin High School is partnering with Carter BloodCare for a blood drive from 9:15 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24. The blood bus will be on campus allowing those who would like to donate the ability to do so.

Morning Star to host family fun day Saturday

Morning Star Ranch invites everyone out to a Family Fun Day Sunday, Sept. 27 from 4 p.m.-7 p. m.The free event will include free hot dogs and hamburgers, bounce houses, raffles for fun prizes, live music, a pasture scavenger hunt, family photo minishoots, awards, a mural painting and more!

Response Reports

From Staff ReportsThe following first responder calls were made Sept. 7 through Sept. 14.Local first responders handled 103 calls during this time and PD completed 44 traffic stops.Dublin PD Sept. 14Two students were transported to school.Dublin PD assisted another agency.

Costume closet Saturday

There will be a free Halloween Costume Closet for kids from noon to 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26 in Stephenville at the United Cooperative Room.“Every kid deserves a chance to be anything,” organizers said. Those involved have been collecting, planning and organizing for more than a year.

Crop Report

Extreme or exceptional drought in some regions and excess moisture under cloudy conditions in other areas are causing different stressors for Texas crops as the summer season nears completion, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts within the Texas A&M Department of Soil and Crop...
Terah Bradberry waves the banner for Bradberry's Best at a previous CCPRCA event. | submitted photo

Terah Bradberry waves the banner for Bradberry's Best at a previous CCPRCA event. | submitted photo

Bradberry's presents rodeo Meet & Greet, parade

This week marks the return of the Cowboy Capital of the World PRCA Rodeo (Sept. 24-26 at 7 p.m. in the Stephenville Fairgrounds Arena), part of a month of Rodeo Heritage Celebration that took a lot of local leaders and volunteers to make happen.

Library to close for renovation in October

The Dublin Public Library will be getting a technology facelift and be closed for a couple of weeks in October to allow the renovations to take place.The library will be closed to the public from Friday, Oct. 9, through Tuesday, Oct.