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Chili Cookoff set for May 30 weekend

Time is quickly approaching for the deadline regarding the Lucky Vaquero Chili Cook Off hosted by the Dublin Rodeo Heritage Museum.“Please bring your game face and attitude because your challenger has the mindset that you absolutely cannot beat them in this competition,” Organizer Rick Taylor said.

Dino-mite time set for SRC

The Dublin Public Library is ready to ‘Unearth a Story’ with this year’s Summer Reading Program, kicking off this week.The dinosaur-themed program is funded in part by the Texas State Library and Archives Commission and the 2026 TLA-HEB Summer at the Library Grant.
Community Calendar graphic with a calendar and a cup of coffee

Community Calendar graphic with a calendar and a cup of coffee

Community Calendar

Wednesday, May 13■ Senior Citizen Exercise: 9:30 a.m. The Station (between DQ and First National Bank) FREE■ DHS Scholarship Banquet: 5:30 p.m. Dublin Secondary campus (2233 Hwy. 6) ■ Senior Citizens games of choice: 2 p.m. Three Oaks Assisted Living (118 E.
Area Briefs

Area Briefs

Area Briefs

Celebrate 250 on tap for DublinA group of patriotic Dubliners is seeking support in celebrating America's 250th birthday this July. A meeting will be held Thursday, May 14 at 5:30 p.m. at the Blackjack Office Center.
The Erath County Humane Society

The Erath County Humane Society

Erath County Humane Society hosts Cinco De Mayo event

The Erath County Humane Society Cinco de Mayo 5k and fun run Fundraiser on Saturday, May 2 drew a large crowd of supporters on two and four legs, many sporting colorful outfits and smart sombreros. (Photos by Danielle Meador/The Dublin Citizen)For more photos, see the Dublin Citizen Facebook page.
Dublin ISD School Board Members Ryan Mitchell and Cole Leatherwood are sworn into office Monday, May 11 by DISD Superintendent Assistant Glenna Ricks. It will be Mitchell’s second term in office and Leatherwood’s first term. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Dublin ISD School Board Members Ryan Mitchell and Cole Leatherwood are sworn into office Monday, May 11 by DISD Superintendent Assistant Glenna Ricks. It will be Mitchell’s second term in office and Leatherwood’s first term. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

DISD reorganizes board; talks college hours

A brief Dublin ISD school board meeting was held Monday, May 11 with the swearing in of new board members, and the reorganization of the board.Cole Leatherwood and incumbent Ryan Mitchell were sworn into office Monday night after being elected to the board in the May 2 election.
Families who laid Dublin’s groundwork

Families who laid Dublin’s groundwork

Celebrating 100 years

The Dublin Historical Museum drew a large crowd Saturday, May 9 as it celebrated the 100th anniversary of the city laying its first brick streets. Visionary Leaders of Dublin awards were presented to the Leatherwood and Bradberry families recognizing family members (Clarence Leatherwood and J.W.
Schedule set for seniors

Schedule set for seniors

Schedule set for seniors

A group of Dublin senior citizens enjoy fun and fellowship during bingo Thursday, May 7 at Three Oaks Assisted Living. The community, with the assistance of dedicated volunteers and organizer Bobbie Nichols of Three Oaks, continue to offer a full schedule of activities and encourage others to join.

Taking Care of Jesus

That sounds a bit ridiculous, doesn’t it? I mean, most of us have the impression that He’s supposed to be taking care of us … right? To explain, we need to read the account as Jesus gave it in Matthew 25.

Why Did Jewish Leaders Demand That Pontius Pilate Crucify Jesus?

“If Jesus healed people and fed thousands with just a few fish, why would anyone want to kill him?” asks Liam, 9. “That’s like trying to get rid of your birthday cake!”Liam’s question is both funny and insightful. Why would anyone want to crucify someone who went around helping others?