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CWJC grads earn scholarships

CWJC grads earn scholarships

CWJC grads earn scholarships

The Transformation Pathway Christian Women’s Job Corps has made a difference in both Brianna Watts and Catalina Cormack’s lives and both women recently received a scholarship from the National Woman’s Missionary Union to further their education.
Dublin ISD honors teachers and staff

Dublin ISD honors teachers and staff

Dublin ISD honors teachers and staff

Dublin ISD honored retirees and, teachers and staff with awards in recognition for their service last month as the 2021-2022 school year ended.
Sound and suds

Sound and suds

Sound and suds

Dublin ISD band members and boosters worked fast and smart as they tended to a line of all manner of vehicles including trucks and boats during a ‘car wash’ fundraiser Saturday morning in the First National Bank parking lot.
Council talks EMS demo & depot

Council talks EMS demo & depot

Council talks EMS demo & depot

The Dublin City Council discussed the demolition of the old EMS building and renovations to the Train Depot in Monday’s meeting, which also included several introductions.

Gallagher takes place 2 on council

Many may be familiar with Orion Gallagher for a number of reasons including his community service spirit or acting as a leprechaun at many city events. As of Monday, he can add serving as Place 2 council member to his resume.

McInroe takes place 4 on council

Keegan McInroe may be fairly new to Dublin but his Irish roots and family history have given him a spirit of community service. Graduating high school in 2001 in Lubbock, McInroe graduated from Texas Christian University in 2005 with a degree in religion and philosophy.
Fireworks on despite burn ban

Fireworks on despite burn ban

Fireworks on despite burn ban

Erath County’s burn ban is continuing and fireworks can be sold and used after discussion at the Monday, June 13 Commissioners Court meeting.
Faulkner remembered for service

Faulkner remembered for service

Faulkner remembered for service

Dublin lost a volunteer with a servant’s heart when Charles Faulkner died June 4 in Houston. Faulkner was the owner of F&F Floor Super Store, a member of the Highland Missionary Baptist Church and a former president of the Dublin Chamber of Commerce.
Sales tax slightly up

Sales tax slightly up

Sales tax slightly up

Dublin sales tax collections were slightly up, at 3.4%, in April, compared to April 2021, according to the June state sales tax report released by Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar this month. This followed strong March collections as sales tax reports were up about 20% last month as well.
Volleman’s invites all to day of fun

Volleman’s invites all to day of fun

Volleman’s invites all to day of fun

Volleman’s Family Farm has a day of fresh fun set for Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. as it invites the public to celebrate the grand opening of its creamery at 15400 Hwy. 36 in Gustine. The 17,000 sq. ft.