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CAN DO spirit

CAN DO spirit

CAN DO spirit

Volunteers with Dublin Goodfellows were met with smiling faces and generous spirits as Dublin Elementary and Intermediate students helped load donated canned food for deserving families in the Dublin community.
6 Woodland Trail is the winner of the annual Christmas decorating contested co-hosted by Revitalize Dublin, Dublin Citizen and the Dublin Chamber of Commerce. Staff members of The Dublin Citizen selected the top 25 homes and photos were placed online and at the Chamber for voting. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

6 Woodland Trail is the winner of the annual Christmas decorating contested co-hosted by Revitalize Dublin, Dublin Citizen and the Dublin Chamber of Commerce. Staff members of The Dublin Citizen selected the top 25 homes and photos were placed online and at the Chamber for voting. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Annual Christmas decor winners announced

6 Woodland Trail is the winner of the annual Christmas decorating contested co-hosted by Revitalize Dublin, Dublin Citizen and the Dublin Chamber of Commerce. Staff members of The Dublin Citizen selected the top 25 homes and photos were placed online and at the Chamber for voting.
confetti fun

confetti fun

OAP kids put spirit center stage

Students put together a variety show involving singing, acting, poetry, prose and dancing Tuesday, Dec. 17, including the Texas Night Before Christmas. For photos in print, see the Dec. 26 edition.

Top 25 homes

321 N. Patrick St.1107 Thomas125 Clinton400 Clinton6 Woodland Trail415 Liberty217 Norton341 Davies211 Resley318 Hurt431 Eagle441 Eagle507 Highland345 W. Clinton1055 Preston424 E. Edwards113 Scenic Dr.124 E. Mesquite522 Patrick135 W Shannon504 N Patrick411 Moore110 Scenic Drive516 W Travis819 Preston
Comanche Extension Agent Michael Berry

Comanche Extension Agent Michael Berry

Berry’s Picks

Merry ChristmasAll of us at the Comanche County A&M AgriLife Extension Office want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and thank you for your support this past year.
Dublin Police Chief Cameron Ray helps other law enforcement officers choose shoes for kids they are helping shop with at the 5th annual Erath County Shop with a Cop, Thursday, Dec. 19. The annual event provides Erath County kids $250 to shop with at the Stephenville Walmart and they are paired with area law enforcement personnel. For more photos see the Dublin Citizen Facebook page. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Dublin Police Chief Cameron Ray helps other law enforcement officers choose shoes for kids they are helping shop with at the 5th annual Erath County Shop with a Cop, Thursday, Dec. 19. The annual event provides Erath County kids $250 to shop with at the Stephenville Walmart and they are paired with area law enforcement personnel. For more photos see the Dublin Citizen Facebook page. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Not just one department store

Hearing a tremendous amount of police sirens could put anyone on edge, but for 52 Erath County kids it just meant a terrific time as part of the 5th annual Erath County Shop with a Cop.The event held Thursday, Dec. 19, paired 52 kids with law enforcement agencies throughout the county and the state.

Buying pool open for Jan. 5 stock show

The Dublin Buying pool is seeking donation to ensure kids are rewarded for their hard work in the Erath County Jr. Livestock Show starting Sunday, Jan. 5 Every year, the county stock show offers a chance for youth to showcase all their hard work in training, feeding and grooming their livestock.

Tarleton recognized for student voting

Tarleton State University has been recognized by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge (ALL IN) as a 2024 ALL IN Most Engaged Campus for College Student Voting.The award recognizes colleges and universities for outstanding efforts to increase nonpartisan student voter participation.
Tax Assessor-Collector Jennifer Carey was presented a plaque and flag from the Erath County Commissioner’s Court as she attended her last Commissioner Court meeting Tuesday, Dec. 17. She is retiring after working as Tax Assessor-Collector for 40 years. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Tax Assessor-Collector Jennifer Carey was presented a plaque and flag from the Erath County Commissioner’s Court as she attended her last Commissioner Court meeting Tuesday, Dec. 17. She is retiring after working as Tax Assessor-Collector for 40 years. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

40 years of memories

Tax Assessor-Collector Jennifer Carey was presented a plaque and fl ag from the Erath County Commissioner’s Court as she attended her last Commissioner Court meeting Tuesday, Dec. 17. She is retiring after working as Tax Assessor-Collector for 40 years.