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Kynlee Winkelman recently opened Hound Town Grooming Spaw in Dublin. She is accompanied by her dog, Cinch. Wyndi Veigel | Citizen staff photo

Kynlee Winkelman recently opened Hound Town Grooming Spaw in Dublin. She is accompanied by her dog, Cinch. Wyndi Veigel | Citizen staff photo

Grafton groomer caters to canines

A pawsitively perfect grooming solution just recently opened in Dublin – Hound Town Grooming Spaw. The business recently opened in Dublin and is owned by young entrepreneur Kynlee Winkelman. The “spaw” is located at 112F S.

Area briefs

Have an event or brief? Submit them to composing@dublincitizen.com.   Presentation for treatment on metabolic failures There will be a presentation at the First Baptist Church in Dublin at 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept.

Rodeo this weekend

This week marks an exciting event in Stephenville history as the Cowboy Capital of the World Pro Rodeo takes the stage at a new location. The rodeo is set for 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 22, and Saturday, Sept. 23, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept.

Police Log

There was a report of gun shots in the area by City Park in the 200 block of Highland. An officer in the area heard a gun fire off in the distance and went to CR 340 where there were several fields outside the city limits where dove were flying.

Fatality claims one

A young driver was killed in a single vehicle accident over the weekend. Tyson James Wofford, 19, of De Leon was killed in the crash on State Highway 16, 5.4 miles northeast of Comanche around 4:30 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 17.
Sandra Hammons, the niece of World War II veteran Noel Shoup, recently presented the Dublin Historical Museum with the veteran’s 1936 Dublin High School Class Ring. The ring was recovered with Shoup’s remains in France after more than 79 years. Historian Ben Pate accepted the ring on behalf of the museum. Wyndi Veigel | Citizen staff photo

Sandra Hammons, the niece of World War II veteran Noel Shoup, recently presented the Dublin Historical Museum with the veteran’s 1936 Dublin High School Class Ring. The ring was recovered with Shoup’s remains in France after more than 79 years. Historian Ben Pate accepted the ring on behalf of the museum. Wyndi Veigel | Citizen staff photo

Ring dedicated to historical museum

Sandra Hammons, the niece of World War II veteran Noel Shoup, recently presented the Dublin Historical Museum with the veteran’s 1936 Dublin High School Class Ring. The ring was recovered with Shoup’s remains in France after more than 79 years.

Comanche Pow Wow this weekend

Comanche will be hosting its 42nd annual Pow Wow this weekend in Comanche City Park, Sept. 23-24. Pow Wow tickets are $5 per day, per person with kids five and under getting free admission. Most children’s activities are also free.
Vendors sit under canopies Saturday, Sept. 16 at Dublin Market Days while much needed rain falls outside. Though the market had sparse customers everyone was happy for the rain. Wyndi Veigel | Citizen staff photo

Vendors sit under canopies Saturday, Sept. 16 at Dublin Market Days while much needed rain falls outside. Though the market had sparse customers everyone was happy for the rain. Wyndi Veigel | Citizen staff photo

Rain, rain come again!

Vendors sit under canopies Saturday, Sept. 16 at Dublin Market Days while much needed rain falls outside. Though the market had sparse customers everyone was happy for the rain. Flowers soak up some much needed rain after months without any precipitation.
AgriLife Extension supporting National Preparedness Month efforts in Texas

AgriLife Extension supporting National Preparedness Month efforts in Texas

AgriLife Extension supporting National Preparedness Month efforts in Texas

The recent devastation of many parts of southeastern Texas by Hurricane Harvey has been a stark reminder of the need for Texans to be aware of and prepare for emergencies and disasters, said Dr. Andy Vestal, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service emergency management specialist, College Station.