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Thursday, August 31 ■ Toddler Time: 10 a.m. Dublin Public Library (206 Blackjack Street) ■ Chess Club: 4 p.m. Dublin Public Library Friday, Sept. 1 ■ Community-wide pep rally: 7:30 a.m. Dublin Stadium Saturday, Sept. 2 ■ Dublin Rodeo Heritage Celebration event (parade at 9:30 a.m.

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Quanah Parker Day set Sept. 9 The Comanche County Historical Museum announces the Celebration of Quanah Parker Day at the Museum from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 9. Native American Indian and Board Member, Lee White plans to present information and artifacts of Quanah Parker.

Shoup service set

A funeral service for Noel Shoup, World War II veteran and 1936 Dublin High School graduate, has been set for 1 p.m. Monday, Sept. 11 at Green’s Creek Baptist followed with a burial at Green’s Creek Cemetery. The public is invited to both the service and burial.
Police Log

Police Log

Police Log

Aug. 14 A reporting person requested an officer for a person coming into her apartment and yelling at her. Dublin PD responded for an agency assist on a hit and run that occurred at Bosque River Center. They were unable to locate the suspect vehicle.
Carolyn Smith of Dublin was honored Saturday night with a reception to honor her 75th birthday and retirement from Tarleton State University after 37 1/2 years of service. The surprise party at Faith Lutheran Church was arranged by her husband, Max, relatives and friends. Mac McKinnon | submitted photo

Carolyn Smith of Dublin was honored Saturday night with a reception to honor her 75th birthday and retirement from Tarleton State University after 37 1/2 years of service. The surprise party at Faith Lutheran Church was arranged by her husband, Max, relatives and friends. Mac McKinnon | submitted photo

Honored

Carolyn Smith of Dublin was honored Saturday night with a reception to honor her 75th birthday and retirement from Tarleton State University after 37 1/2 years of service. The surprise party at Faith Lutheran Church was arranged by her husband, Max, relatives and friends.
Donation for donor spirit

Donation for donor spirit

Donation for donor spirit

Dublin High School was recently the recipient of a $500 grant from Carter Blood Care. Schools who hosted at least three blood drives per year are eligible for the grant and the money can be used for scholarships or other needs the district may have.
Miller Show Goats held its annual show goat auction Saturday in Dublin. Terry and Patti Miller and their family auctioned off 41 goats to buyers from several states. Mac McKinnon | submitted photo

Miller Show Goats held its annual show goat auction Saturday in Dublin. Terry and Patti Miller and their family auctioned off 41 goats to buyers from several states. Mac McKinnon | submitted photo

Annual Goat Sale

Miller Show Goats held its annual show goat auction Saturday in Dublin. Terry and Patti Miller and their family auctioned off 41 goats to buyers from several states.

Tarleton hosting womens’ self defense course

The Tarleton State University Police Department is offering a self-defense course designed specifically for women. The instructors, Sgt. Amanda Miller and Officer Doug Johnson, will emphasize education and awareness, prevention, risk reduction and avoidance.

Bidding starts soon in CCHF fundraiser

The Comanche County Healthcare Foundation reported that tickets are now on sale for the annual dinner and auction fundraiser Saturday, Sept. 16 while bidding for the online auction will start Sunday, Sept. 3. The online September auction starts can be found at handbid.com Sunday, Sept. 3.
This aerial photo shows the new long-term care nursing home being built in Comanche County. One of the largest new buildings built in the county in many years, it is located adjacent to the CCMC Hospital and outpatient services on TX-16. The not-for-profit care center is in the final phases of being built. Residents with questions or who want to add a prospective resident to the growing waitlist can email nstark@comanchecmc.com or call 254-879-4999. | submitted photo

This aerial photo shows the new long-term care nursing home being built in Comanche County. One of the largest new buildings built in the county in many years, it is located adjacent to the CCMC Hospital and outpatient services on TX-16. The not-for-profit care center is in the final phases of being built. Residents with questions or who want to add a prospective resident to the growing waitlist can email nstark@comanchecmc.com or call 254-879-4999. | submitted photo

Long-term facility continues progress

This aerial photo shows the new long-term care nursing home being built in Comanche County. One of the largest new buildings built in the county in many years, it is located adjacent to the CCMC Hospital and outpatient services on TX-16.