Kids of all ages enjoy picking up thousands of colorful Easter eggs at the Fourth Annual EGGStravaganza hosted by CWJC/Transformation Pathway, The Dublin Citizen and Dairy Queen. Though rain altered plans for the age divided hunt, the event still took place under the pavilion at Dublin’s City Park. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

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Protestors line the courthouse square Saturday, April 19. Colton Bradberry | Citizen staff photo

Emma Prince was a first place winner in the annual Dublin Citizen Easter EGGStrvaganza coloring contest. Her sister Harper also received second place. Prizes can be picked up at the Dublin Citizen office 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Citizen staff photo

Dublin was well-represented in the state Future Problem Solving competition. Competing in the junior division for Dublin were Royce Scott, Harley Jennings, Jacob Gibson, Jacob Parsons (Second place Jr. Individual), Isabel Puerta (5th place Jr. Individual), Hattie Johnson, and Jr. Team Top 10 finalists Elizabeth Ortiz, Evelyn Akard and Jaron Winborn. | Submitted photo

Miss D and Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council staff help pour paint for young artists at the Hippity Hoppity Arts and Crafts event April 17 at the CTFAC Stephenville gallery. Kids were guided through several activities including a bunny painting on canvas, egg magnets and an accordian bunny. The creative workshop for kids was free to the community thanks to a grant from the Terrell Foundation. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

CTFS Executive Director Laura Gambino and Dublin Mayor David Leatherwood hold a proclamation signed in honor of Stop the Silence for National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, National Sexual Assault Awareness Month and National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo