Crews hit the bricks

Dublin was a flurry of activity in recent weeks as city crews were joined by other organizations in improving infrastructure.The intersection of Elm and Patrick was closed and a detour put in place as TxDOT began the first phase on working on drainage and the roadway on Dublin’s main street.

Dublin High School News

As we head into the final stretch of the school year, there’s no shortage of exciting events, academic milestones, and student accomplishments to celebrate. Here’s a look at what’s coming up!The current six-week grading period will officially close this Friday.

Response Reports

The following first responder calls were made March 23 -March 30. Local first responders handled 63 calls during this timeframe.Dublin PDMarch 24 - PD aided with an agency assist when calling EMS for an adult female.

UFO play set for Tarleton this week

A 2008 UFO sighting in Stephenville is the subject of an original play to be presented by Tarleton State University’s Texan Theatre starting April 10 in the Clyde H. Wells Fine Arts Center.

Humane Society Run May 3

The second annual Cinco De Mayo 5k and Fun Run has been set Saturday, May 3 for the Bosque River Tail benefiting the Erath County Humane Society.The event will start at 9 a.m. at the trailhead at Timber Ridge Church (510 E. Lingleville) with humans disembarking on the 5K.

Community Calendar

Friday, April 11■ Sensory Safe hour: 9-10 a.m. Dublin Public Library (206 W. Blackjack) Time reserved for those with sensory needs. FREE■ Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Fry: 5-7 p.m. Newman Hall (1444 W. Washington St.

Area Briefs

CCHF to host BBQ fundraiser in AprilWould you like to get some good BBQ while supporting the Comanche County Healthcare Foundation? Orders will be open for the 5th annual Spring BBQ Fundraiser from April 1 to April 15.

Resiliency Summit Friday

This Friday partners in Erath County will come together for the Full Circle Community Resiliency Summit.

Bo knows… Dublin needs to lower taxes through growth

As a professor of government at Tarleton State University, Bo Kabala is grateful to teach the next generation “how the sausage gets made” in federal and state government. Seeing the capacity for Dublin’s growth, he wanted to share his policy experience while helping his neighbors.