Highland Baptist hosting Day in the Country Saturday

Fishing report

BROWNWOOD Water lightly stained; 89 degrees; 0.87 feet low. Largemouth bass are good with grown or green Texas rigged plastic worms, chartreuse bladed spinners and shaky head jigs near grass lines, timber, rocky shorelines, and docks.

Berry’s Picks

Dove According to Texas Parks and Wildlife reports, dove numbers are good this year and should remain steady throughout the season. I know from my very unscientific personal observations I am seeing a lot of doves in fields across the county.

Miller Show Goats sold

Miller Show Goats sold around 50 of its animals bred for show competition at the annual sale on Saturday with buyers coming from as far away as New Mexico. Mac McKinnon | submitted photo

Fenceline Chatter

Texas livestock owners must now post signs to get legal protection Anyone who owns livestock in Texas, including horses, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, fowl and honey bees in a managed colony, need to be aware of key changes to the Texas Farm Animal Liability Act that will be effective Sept.

Sheep/Goats

Hamilton Commission Hamilton, TX - 8/30/2021 Head Count: 2,230 Dorper Lambs 20-40 lbs: 200-340 LB 40-70 lbs: 240-315 LB 70 lbs & up: 180-265 LB Dorper Ewes & Lambs Ewes: 100-285 HD Rams: 120-210 LB Wool Lambs 20-40 lbs: 200-270 LB 40-70 lbs: 230-285 LB 70 lbs & up: 200-250 LB Show...

Cattle

Dublin Livestock Auction Dublin, TX - 8/27/2021 Head Count: 1234 Slaughter Cattle Shelly: 28-38 Cutter: 34-54 Hi-Yield: 54-74 Bulls: 85-96 Breeding Stock Bulls: 1900-2300 Bred HFS: 950-1300 Bred Cows: 1100-1600 Pairs: 1900-2150 Calves & Yearlings Steers 300 - 400 lb: 165-225 400 -...

Matthew 14 22 NIV

14 22 Then they brought him a demon-possessed man who was blind and mute, and Jesus healed him, so that he could both talk and see. 23 All the people were astonished and said, “Could this be the Son of David?

Where Are They Now?

Dublin graduate Jackie Swanner has spent most of her life in Ruidoso, New Mexico. She’s always loved the mountain views and the cool summers. Now, back in Dublin after nearly three decades away, she’s remembering the beauty of a Texas sunset.

New vet returns to Dublin

Marshall Sevcik may have only joined Dublin Vet Clinic as a veterinarian last month, but he’s a familiar face to long-time customers of the clinic. This is because he helped as a veterinary assistant from 2009 to 2013 while he was attending Tarleton.