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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.
Kevin Kirkham recently caught an 84 pound catfish at Lake Proctor. Kirkham caught the giant fish with rod and reel on a 12 pound line and had to go swimming to get the fish back to the shore. Kirkham said he had been catching about 30 pound fish each night. Wyndi Veigel | Citizen staff photo

Kevin Kirkham recently caught an 84 pound catfish at Lake Proctor. Kirkham caught the giant fish with rod and reel on a 12 pound line and had to go swimming to get the fish back to the shore. Kirkham said he had been catching about 30 pound fish each night. Wyndi Veigel | Citizen staff photo

Crop report released by Agrilife

Although prices remain steady, consumers should pay extra attention to early pecan harvest production, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. Drought may affect pecan production this year, but prices should remain steady. Larry Stein, Ph.D.

Operation Christmas Child starting soon

Even though Halloween is still weeks away, Erath organizers of Operation Christmas Child are encouraging people to be mindful of the giving season to ensure a happy day for children in need around the world.

Tarleton enrollment grows again

Tarleton State University has scored all-time-high enrollment yet again. Based on 12th class day numbers, the university begins fall 2023 up 8.6% from a year ago, serving 16,230 students and outpacing many institutions nationwide.

Library pens frightful fundraiser

The Dublin Public Library is inviting everyone to get into the Halloween spirit and raise money for the local mainstay as they host “Tell Your Spooky Story.” Businesses and individuals are invited to pick a favorite creepy classic and create an outdoor display in honor of it.
Sales tax increases by 15%

Sales tax increases by 15%

Sales tax increases by 15%

Dublin sales tax collections were up significantly in July, at 15.49% higher compared to July 2022, according to the state sales tax report released by Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar this month. For the month of July 2023, Dublin received $48,238.10, compared to $41,765.34 in July 2022.
Serving a special lunch

Serving a special lunch

Serving a special lunch

Dublin High School students treated residents of Three Oaks to a delicious lunch of lasagna, salad and garlic bread on Tuesday, Sept. 19 in honor of National Assisted Living Week.