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Police Officer Cody Cook and Sgt. Kristi Bonilla welcome neighbors to the 2nd annual National Night Out Tuesday, Oct. 7 at Perry Hall. The event was organized by the Dublin Police Department and the Stephenville Area Elks Lodge and gave citizens the chance to meet first responders. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Police Officer Cody Cook and Sgt. Kristi Bonilla welcome neighbors to the 2nd annual National Night Out Tuesday, Oct. 7 at Perry Hall. The event was organized by the Dublin Police Department and the Stephenville Area Elks Lodge and gave citizens the chance to meet first responders. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Won’t you be my neighbor?

News Staff
Tuesday, October 14, 2025
Police Officers welcomed neighbors to the 2nd annual National Night Out Tuesday, Oct. 7 at Perry Hall. The event was organized by the Dublin Police Department and the Stephenville Area Elks Lodge giving citizens the chance to meet first responders.
Baskett

Baskett

Stephenville Mayoral Election 2025: Baskett seeks Mayor seat

From Staff Reports
Tuesday, October 14, 2025
David Baskett, currently Mayor Pro Tem for Stephenville City Council, is seeking to become Mayor in the special called Nov. 4 election.Here are his responses from The Dublin Citizen candidate questionnaire.Citizen: What is your background, education and family information.
Reisman

Reisman

Stephenville Mayoral Election 2025: Reisman seeks Mayor seat

From Staff Reports
Tuesday, October 14, 2025
Lonn Reisman, currently Place 3 councilmember on Stephenville City Council, is seeking to become Mayor in the special called Nov. 4 election.Here are his responses from The Dublin Citizen candidate questionnaire.Citizen: What is your background, education and family information?

Growin’ for Gold at Dublin Intermediate

Amanda Lisso
Tuesday, October 14, 2025
Happy October to all! As of this week, we’ve officially reached the nine-week mark—meaningwe’realready one-fourth of the way through the school year! Time truly flies when you’re having fun and growing together.Our Picnic with Loved Ones on Friday was a wonderful success!
Employees and volunteers from Cross Timbers Family Services along with Dublin Police Detective Nanci Wilson tie purple ribbons in honor of Domestic Abuse Awareness Month on a tree near the Dublin Annex. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Employees and volunteers from Cross Timbers Family Services along with Dublin Police Detective Nanci Wilson tie purple ribbons in honor of Domestic Abuse Awareness Month on a tree near the Dublin Annex. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Erath agencies expand aid for dom. violence victims

Wyndi
Wednesday, October 8, 2025
136. This number is how many victims of domestic violence Cross Timbers Family Services has helped over the past year.

Fed. govt. shutdown continues

From Staff Reports
Wednesday, October 8, 2025
Into its first entire week of the federal government shutdown, millions of Americans are being affected by disrupting federal services and the halt of pay.The shutdown officially began Oct. 1 after Congress could not agree on a funding measure.
Students from Dublin Elementary and Dublin Intermediate School play a variety of games including pumpkin bowling at the Fall Festival organized by the Dublin PTO Friday, Oct. 3 at Memorial Stadium. The event allows students to enjoy fall fun while raising funds for the PTO. For more photos see page A8 or go the Dublin Citizen Facebook page. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Students from Dublin Elementary and Dublin Intermediate School play a variety of games including pumpkin bowling at the Fall Festival organized by the Dublin PTO Friday, Oct. 3 at Memorial Stadium. The event allows students to enjoy fall fun while raising funds for the PTO. For more photos see page A8 or go the Dublin Citizen Facebook page. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Fantastic fall festival fun

News Staff
Wednesday, October 8, 2025
Fantastic fall festival fun

Rabies case found in Erath

From Staff Reports
Wednesday, October 8, 2025
An animal in Erath County recently tested positive for rabies according to information released by the Erath County Sheriff’s Office.Oct.