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Stephenville students recognized at college

Stephenville students recognized at college

Stephenville students recognized at college

Several Erath students were recognized for accomplishments at the universities they attended las semester.Stephenville students Piyush Pathak and Reese Young were among 810 degrees conferred by Abilene Christian University May 9-10 in ceremonies at Moody Coliseum.
Lyndi Hannah and Annie

Lyndi Hannah and Annie

Canine comfort visits the library

Lyndi Hannah and Annie from Annie’s Therapeutic Companions read to young patrons at the Dublin Public Library Friday, July 18. The dog and handler will return Friday, July 25 at 10 a.m. for Tranquil Tales with Annie, giving kids the chance to hear a story and spend time with a therapy animal.

National Day of the Cowboy this Saturday

This Saturday, the National Day of the Cowboy will ride into town and the Dublin Rodeo Heritage Museum has a big day planned for the community recognizing many facets of rodeo life.The day will kick off from 10 a.m.

Patrick St. construction impacts businesses

As construction on Patrick Street moves to the next block, more businesses are being impacted.Several businesses went online last week to encourage customers to come into their businesses and where to park when they get there.Titan Fitness, located at 125 S.
Dublin High School cheerleader McKayla Hernandez (above) leads cheer students through proper leaps at the Dublin Youth Football League summer camp July 14-16 at the memorial stadium. Below, players run through passing and receiving drills on the field. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Dublin High School cheerleader McKayla Hernandez (above) leads cheer students through proper leaps at the Dublin Youth Football League summer camp July 14-16 at the memorial stadium. Below, players run through passing and receiving drills on the field. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

DYFL hosts camp to preview season

More than 30 youngsters joined together at old Memorial Stadium July 14-16 as Dublin Youth Football League held a free football and cheer camp in preparation of the upcoming season.
Colorful backpacks are set ready to go home with excited students at Saturday’s Back To School Fair at the Dublin Public Library from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Courtesy photo

Colorful backpacks are set ready to go home with excited students at Saturday’s Back To School Fair at the Dublin Public Library from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Courtesy photo

Back to School Fair Saturday

Are you ready to go back to school? The Dublin Public Library and numerous nonprofits are partnering together this Saturday to make sure all Back-to School needs are fulfilled.From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Sales tax up 34% in May

Dublin sales tax collections were up significantly in May, 34.88% compared to May 2024, according to the state sales tax report released by Acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock For the month of May, Dublin received $63,196.13 compared to $46,850.97 in May 2024.
Being prepared

Being prepared

Being prepared

Last week members from the Dublin Police Department, Lieutenant Jennings and Officer Carpenter, along with Dublin EMS Director John Tadlock attended an AAIR Train the Trainer course.