Area Holiday happenings

Light Up the Night up in Stephenville Erath County United Way is bringing “Light up the Night, a Christmas Celebration” presented by Mangrum Air Conditioning. The Light up the Night walking trail is 3/4 mile with iconic displays and light features in the Stephenville City Park.

Briefs

CCMC to offer Diabetes Relief session Comanche County Medical Center is hosting another public information session on the Diabetes Relief(r) treatment offered through the CCMC outpatient infusion center at the hospital, and at the new Texas Outpatient & Infusion Center in Brownwood.

Community Calendar

Community Calendar an event calendar for Dublin and nearby communities Book signing event: 1 p.m. Blackjack Office Center December to remember: 2-9 p.m. downtown Dublin Pictures with Santa and cookie decorating 3-5 p.m. Grafton Center (112 S. Grafton) Dublin Market Days: 2-5 p.m.

Turning Back the pages

100 years ago Dec. 8, 1922 The Christmas seal sale is now fully launched in Dublin under the able chairmanship of Mrs.

POLICE LOG

Nov. 21 There was an open door at Gonzalez Trucking. An officer did a building check and secured the door. There was a report in the 200 block of Johnson of some people fighting. It was a verbal argument between a male and female. There was a report of a shoplifter at Brookshires that stole beer.

Tyson Lueck

Tyson Lueck has spent over more than 20 years of his life serving his country as a soldier and noncommissioned officer of the US Army. Recently retired from the service, Lueck is back in Dublin and enjoying a quieter life. During high school, Lueck worked on his parents’ dairy farm, Aztex Dairy.

How pretty are your branches?

How pretty are your branches?

The Sifting

It begins with the raw head of wheat. Wheat is a tall type of grass that is topped with a head of seed. Each seed is covered with a protective layer of growth which the Bible calls chaff.

Central Texas Crop Report

Recent rainy weather improved soil moisture conditions for many wheat and cool-season forage producers, but most of Texas remains below normal rainfall, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts. John Nielsen-Gammon, Ph.D.