Area Briefs

Summer Meals Program now availableDublin ISD is once again hosting their summer meals program at Dublin Intermediate School through Thursday, June 27 Monday through Thursday.

New business is All About You

Those who may be looking for the spa experience can find it in All About You Spa and Salon in Dublin.The new business was welcomed by the Dublin Chamber of Commerce Saturday, June 22 at a ribbon cutting ceremony and grand opening.

Police Log

A reporting person in the 300 block of North Park heard a loud bang at the back of the house and then saw someone at her front door. Officer made scene, checked the house and area, did not locate anyone. A close patrol was conducted throughout the night.

Where Are They Now? Manuel DeLeon

About seven years ago, when Manuel DeLeon was a teenager, his older brother Isaiah passed away. “Before he passed away, I wasn’t really a good kid in school,” DeLeon said. “I was failing my grades and getting in trouble.

The Bosque River Chapter

The Bosque River Chapter of Daughters of the Republic of Texas donated a copy of “The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate” by Jacqueline Kelly to students of Flying Colors Christian Academy in Glen Rose. This fulfills one of the requirements for the chapter to be awarded a Six Star Status.

Dog days of summer

Lyndi Hanna, owner of Annie’s Therapeutic Companions, shows kids how to properly walk a dog with Annie’s help at the Dublin Public Library Thursday, June 13. 

Program cites importance of Men’s Health

Texas Health joined with organizations including Meals on Wheels, Stephenville Medical and Surgical Clinic, AccelHealth, City of Stephenville, AgriLife, Ranger College and more for an informational session Saturday, June 22 in the Stephenville Senior Center.

Family dairy grows organically

Written by Paul GaudetteDublin organic dairy farmer Henk Postmus, who has worked alongside his daughters for years, encourages anyone unfamiliar with milk production to learn about it.“If you have an opportunity, take a tour, hop into a car and see where your milk comes from,” Henk said.

Armagh Creamery takes HEB by storm

Written by Wyndi Veigel-GaudetteTexas grocery giant HEB is now welcoming Erath County favorite Armagh Creamery into its upper stores, showcasing a variety of locally made delicious yogurt.