Area Briefs

September Tuesday series classes set for CWJCCWJC/ Transformation Pathway will be holding its September Tuesday series of classes this month.Sept. 10 will be a job search workshop, Sept. 17 will be interviewing techniques and Sept. 24 will be a mock interview workshop.

Community Calendar

Thursday, Sept. 5■ Public hearing on county's tax rate, budget: 9 a.m. Commissioners Court downtown Stephenville courthouse, 2nd floor (100 W. Washington Street) Saturday, Sept. 7■ Rylan’s Colors for Courage : 9 a.m. to noon, Dublin Public Library ( 206 W. Blackjack) Monday, Sept.

Pain management doctor joins CCMC

Comanche County Medical Center (CCMC) Health System is proud to announce a new visiting physician, Dr. Brady Miller, specializing in pain management, is seeingpatients at CCMC’s Doctors Medical Center.Dr.

POLICE LOG

Aug. 19A reporting party came to the station wanting to pursue charges after an assault happened two days prior.Officer responded to juvenile mental health call.Aug. 20A reporting party advised a group of kids had been banging on her door and walls all week. in the 100 block of Comanche.

Hispanic Heritage Festival approaching

The Dublin Chamber of Commerce is hard at work on the community’s Fourth Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival set for Saturday, Sept. 21.The festival will start at 10 a.m. and last until 11 p.m. at the Dublin City Park.For those interested in becoming a sponsor or a vendor many opportunities exist.

Tarleton boasts largest freshmen class ever

As Tarleton State University celebrates its 125th anniversary, preliminary numbers indicate record enrollment of approximately 18,000 students, including the largest freshman class ever.

DeLeon Historical Society to host Sip to Preserve History

The DeLeon Historical Society is serving up local flavor and a chance to help a signature landmark during “A Sip to Preserve History” Sept. 7 from 6 p.m.-9 p.m. at DeLeon City Hall.

No backpacks allowed

No backpacks allowed

Crop Report

Hunting season outlook good following timely rains Timely rainfall benefited Texas wildlife and set the stage for a positive fall hunting season outlook, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert.

Burn ban canceled

From Staff ReportsAfter significant rainfall throughout the county over the Labor Day weekend, Erath County Judge Brandon Huckabee officially canceled the burn ban Tuesday, Sept. 3.