100 years
April 8, 1921
“The Microbe of Love” was presented at the Dublin auditorium. Mollie Moore Godbold, the author of the play personally directing the production. The play had been presented on professional stages in the area and throughout the US and was been very popular.
The Comanche Chief
For people who would like to get little fresh air and enjoy the warmer weather, Comanche recommended their City Park in a recent article highlighting some features of the park. Recommended activities include Disc Golf and wooden statues that are throughout the park.
This Sunday, April 11, is deadline to order a brisket, rack of ribs or a pork loin as part of the fundraiser for the Comanche Country Healthcare Foundation.
The meat is being prepared by local grillers who are well known for their expertise.
Stacae Caldwell lived what felt like a whole life — a marriage, three children, and a career as a pharmacy tech — before embarking on a new adventure: being a full-time homeschool teacher and acting coach for her youngest son, Bryson, who has been in numerous movies and TV shows.
Comanche County Health Care Foundation is planning to tempt the taste buds of supporters with a spring fund raiser that is being called “All Fired UP for CCHF”.
It is with great sadness the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) announces the death of a Highway Patrol Trooper following a shooting incident in Limestone County.
Trooper Chad Walker, 38, was stopping to assist a driver near Mexia, Texas, around 7:45 p.m.
Tarleton State University’s College of Science and Technology will host a virtual star party at 8 p.m. Friday, April 16.
The free live-stream will originate from the observatory at Hunewell Ranch seven miles east of Stephenville.