Turning Back the Pages

100 years ago June 16, 1922 Guy Neel was reportedly featured in the Dallas News for advancement he made in designing and building a radio telephone device he used in Dublin and was able to transmit messages to stations in Panama, New Orleans, Galveston, Key West and on ships in the Atlantic and...

In the Neighborhood

Hamilton Herald-News The city of Hamilton caught 11-year-old Hamilton Jones’ interest during a family flight last week.

Pray According to the Word of God

“Now, this is the confidence that we have in Him, that if we ask anything according to His will, He hears us.” - 1 John 5:14 “I’m so sorry to hear about your difficulties,” I replied to Sue after reading her e-mail requesting prayer about certain problems she was facing.

Why am I receiving A Medicare Part D late enrollment penalty?

Toni: I have received a notice from CMS (Medicare) saying they do not have record of me having prescription drug coverage that “met Medicare’s minimum standards from 8/1/2019 when I applied for Medicare Part A after turning 65 to 6/1/2022 and I may receive a Part D Late Enrollment Penalty.

Moo-ve over! Dairy Month is in town

Kids of all ages enjoyed trying their hand at milking at the Volleman’s Creamery Grand Opening Saturday, June 18. There were hundreds of people who braved the Texas heat for tours of the creamery and dairy. Looking for more dairy content?

Picnic of plenty

Dublin Rotary Club on Thursday hosted a western barbecue cookout for high school students from throughout the region attending the annual RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Activity) camp at Tarleton. About 200 students, mostly incoming seniors, attended including two from Dublin.

Guests at Veldhuizen

Guests at Veldhuizen Cheese enjoying listening to music from Eli and Kelsey Veldhuizen (below) at Music Night at the Farm Friday, June 17. Visitors were able to purchase food, including cheese trays while listening to tunes. Chairs dotted the family farm as people talked and relaxed (left).

The Dublin High School

The Dublin High School varsity Cheerleaders performed well and received many accolades last week as they attended a 3-day cheer camp at Tarleton State University. Multiple cheerleaders were nominated as All-American Cheerleaders (and All-American Mascot) across all three days with Joli St.

Sound of Dublin awarded at camp

Dublin ISD Band sponsors reported that the performers had a great week last week at the Howard Payne University Band Leadership Camp.