Dublin 4-H was represented at the Fort Worth Stock Show last week, with contestants competing in the Equine IQ competition. These girls competed with 125 contestants from across Texas, testing their knowledge of horse breeds, anatomy, nutrition, health, and management. Pictured are: Rose Kunkel, Kennedy Wiess, Tilly Keith, Charlie Leatherwood, Madison Whaley and Pacey Keith . Courtesy photo

Erath County AgriLife extension agent Andrea Brooks led a ‘Mommy and Me’ cooking class on having fun with food as kids and parents created banana butterflies and grape caterpillars. The classes are being held as part of the Dublin Public Library’s Mission to Mindfulness program. The next class is at the library, Thursday, Feb. 5 at 10 a.m.

Milano’s Pizza owner, Nick (fourth from left) was joined by a host of Dublin Chamber of Commerce members and community members to honor the pizzeria being named Business of the Month. Nick said to the crowd his background was in business and marketing in other areas but he decided to take a chance on Dublin, and he’s glad he did because of the support he’s received from his neighbors. Guests enjoyed a variety of Milano’s signature pies and drinks as they stated their appreciation for the Dublin mainstay.

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