Audience members filled the Middle Trinity Groundwater Conservation District meeting room, some lining the back and side wall, as a group of concerned Erath residents hoped to get answers during the regular MTGCD meeting Thursday, Dec. 7.

A Dublin teen was transported to a hospital in a wreck which claimed another driver on Friday, Dec. 8 in Comanche County.

Dublin ISD School Board brought on the merriment of the season during a packed agenda Monday, Dec. 11 as they praised students and teachers, received a glowing audit report and gave the superintendent a raise.

Filings for county and state offices have officially closed for the March primaries and some changes will be taking place in Erath County office holders. The following information is what was available on the Secretary of State’s website, prior to the last filing date, which was Monday, Dec.

Thursday, Dec. 14 ■ Dublin Band Concert: 6 p.m.

Erath County United Way is currently holding a Coat Drive for those in need. New and clean, gently used coats are being accepted and all sizes are needed.

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The following individuals were indicted on felony charges by the Erath County Grand Jury Thursday, Dec. 7. Included are: Casandra Kaye Daugherty, 39, possession of a substance in penalty group 1, less than one gram (State Jail felony); Scott Robert Harrison, 52, theft, less than $2,500 with two or more prior convictions (State Jail felony); Marvin Joseph Head, 39, possession of a substance in penalty group 1, one gram or more but less than four grams (Third Degree felony); Marlie Renaye Saldivar, 30, unauthorized use of a vehicle (State Jail felony); William Christopher Stafford, 50, driving while intoxicated, 3rd or more, enhanced (Third Degree felony) and Sheila Sue Thomas, 54, possession of a substance in penalty group three, 28 grams or more but less than 200 grams (Third Degree felony).

A reporting party in the 200 block of Davis has a few dogs in her yard and she is trying to get them back to her neighbors. Anofficerconductedatraffic stop on East Burnett when a subject fled on foot.