CTFS hosting charity scramble

The Cross Timbers Classic, benefitting Cross Timbers Family Services has been set for June 26 with a registration deadline of June 16. For mre info on the 4-person golf scramble, visit crosstimbershelps.org. —Citizen staff repor

Jarhead offers old world service, new tech

Under the ownership of brothers Ray and Jesse Rollins, Jarhead Fabrications at 524 S. Patrick is a traditional service business, taking care of whatever repairs their customer needs, from motorcycles to farm equipment.

Turning Back the Pages

100 years April 29, 1921 Photos of Dublin students who won county championship honors were featured on the front page of the Dublin Progress and Telephone.

MS Trail Ride returns May 1

May 1 marks the return of the annual Cowboy Capital Trail Ride at Tarleton’s Hunewell Ranch in Stephenville after the event was forced to cancel in 2020 due to the social distancing guidelines that were in effect last year.

Where Are They Now?

Travis Carr has always enjoyed tinkering. “I like building and working with mechanical things,” he said. That initial interest has led him in directions he never would have expected.

Weekly COVID Update

Erath County officials reported four new cases of COVID-19 in the report from Monday, April 26 that was released the next morning. Three of the positive cases were within the city limits of Stephenville while the other was a rural resident of the county.

Senior LIVING!

Reader Alert: This week, I received a text message from one of Toni Says® Medicare clients that I would like to share with the Toni Says® readers. You may never know when you or one of your family members will experience a life changing medical diagnosis.

CTFAC to host Family Funday

The Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council (CTFAC) is hosting a multigenerational “Family Funday”, Saturday, May 1st at its Gallery located at 204 River North Boulevard.

Volunteers sought for Dublin Clean

May 1 marks the return of the popular Dublin Clean event from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the city is calling for volunteers to make the event as successful as possible after taking a year off due to pandemic restrictions.

Intermediate Band claims Superior rating

The Dublin Intermediate Band claimed straight ones in concert competition at Clyde High School on Saturday, achieving the highest score possible and a “Superior rating.” | submitted photo