SHERIFF’S REPORT

June 12 At 5:09 a.m. an intoxicated woman wrecked her vehicle into a tree on CR 408, deploying her airbags and bruising her badly. She was arrested for DWI. At 7:08 p.m. a head on two-vehicle collision occurred in Lingleville at FM 8 West and CR 417 requiring two air evacuations. At 9:50 p.m.

POLICE LOG

June 14 Caller reported that her lock had been cut off of her storage unit at the Central Inn Mini Storage on Patrick. June 15 Officers were out with an open door of a business. They searched and secured the building on Blackjack.

Twenty-one Dublin band members

Twenty-one Dublin band members attended the Howard Payne Uiversity Leadership Camp on June 14-18. The camp covers all aspects of marching band with separate tracks for band members, section leaders, drum majors, and drumline.

Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council

Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council hosted an artist reception for quilt art by local artists on Saturday. Quilts included work by Dublin artists Suzann Thompson, Cindy Edwards, Steve Chambers and Elaine Fields Smith. The work is on display at the River North Gallery through Friday.

COLORFUL Camp

Erath County youth joined together for some colorful crafts (such as this painted bottle exercise) during last week’s Bosque Safari Camp hosted by Erath County Community Coalition, the local Star Council organization aimed at keeping the community drug-free.

Two scams target Dubliners

Dubliners are urged to beware of two scams that have been reported recently in the community. Dublin Police Investigator Nanci Wilson reported that the first scam is what’s known as a ‘money mule’ scam.

Museum hosting military vehicles

Grafton Street will be filled on Saturday with a collection of military vehicles, parked near the Frontline Heroes Museum (National Health and Public Safety Museum). The Museum at 136 E.

Fishing report

BROWNWOOD Water lightly stained; 76 degrees; 0.65 feet high. Largemouth bass are good with wacky worms, bladed spinners, crankbaits and swim jigs along grass lines, rocky shorelines, and flooded vegetation. Crappie are good on minnows and jigs in brush piles and near bridge pilings.