Frontier Fest set for Saturday

The Texas frontier will come alive April 4 as Fort Martin Scott State Historic Site in Fredericksburg invites visitors to immerse themselves in the sights, sounds, and spirit of the American West in the 2nd Annual Frontier Fest.From 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Rodeo champions visit Oval office

The 2025 WPRA and PRCA World Champions made a historic trip to the nation’s capital Friday to meet with President Donald Trump.

Ruiz named winner of Dublin Rotary Club’s 4-Way speech contest

Victor Ruiz was named the winner of the Dublin Rotary Club’s 4-Way speech contest. Runners-up were Xitlali Briseno and Yaritza Ortega.

Easter services set for Holy Week

A wide range of Easter services are on tap for this week, as Christians remember the crucifixion and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.Thursday servicesFirst Methodist Church will be hosting a service Thursday, April 2, for Maundy Thursday that will take place at 6 p.m. with communion.St.

Easter themed cupcakes make a great treat for youngsters

It’s customary to give young children a basket of treats on Easter Sunday. Though store-bought treats are easy to come by, homemade items can be even more special.

Lake Proctor enters stage 1 Drought Watch

The Brazos River Authority has announced that a Stage 1 – Drought Watch has been implemented for nine of the 11 reservoirs within the BRA water supply system.

Dublin Secondary School News

Senior & Graduation Updates Senior Yard Signs: Orders will be placed this month! You may pick them up after the graduation ceremony on May 22.Graduation Practice:Friday, May 22 at 9:00 a.m. on Bob and Norma Cervetto Field. All graduating seniors must be present.

Egg hunts set for Saturday

Plenty of Easter Egg hunts will abound this weekend including the annual EGGstravaganza and a hunt determined to delight spring senses at Texas Sage.Dublin’s 5th EGGStravaganza is hopping into town Saturday, April 4 at the City Park, and will be held regardless if the weather decides to rain or not.

Former DISD IT Director indicted on 3 first degree felonies

Former Dublin ISD Technology Director Craig Parks was indicted Thursday, March 26 by the Erath County Grand Jury for three First Degree felonies, False Statement in order to obtain property or credit (more than $300,000), theft (more than $300,000) and Money Laundering (more than $300,000).