Engineering the future

Girl Scouts from several troops including Dublin’s own Troop No. 4168 recently learned a lot about engineering through Tarleton Society of Women Engineers.

Crop Report

Wheat production across Texas looks better than in years past, providing producers some optimism despite low wheat prices. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service specialists said several opportunities could exist for cashing in on good forage.Mark Welch, Ph.D.

Sales tax receipts down again

Dublin sales tax collections were down again in January 2024 at 9.26% lower compared to January 2023, according to the state sales tax report released by Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar.For the month of January, Dublin received $44,923.14, compared to $49,509.62 in January 2023.

CASA for Cross Timbers celebrates Social Work Month

As part of March’s National Social Work Month celebration, CASA for the Cross Timbers Area recognizes and appreciates thesocialworkers,advocates, and others who devote their careers to bettering the lives of others.

Total solar eclipse to bring crowds, impede traffic

Dublin is expected to get one minute and 19 seconds of complete darkness in the solar eclipse occurring Monday, April 8.For those interested in seeing the eclipse, a partial eclipse will begin at 12:19 p.m., totality will occur at 1:28 p.m. and the partial eclipse will end at 2:59 p.m.

DHS student design sets stage for state

Dublin High School freshman Travis Spharler is headed to state competition in UIL Theatrical Design/ Set Design May 10-11.

Golf groups take another SPIN at Park

Local lobbers and visiting frisbee fans joined at the Dublin City Park disc golf course on Saturday, March 23 for the annual Shamrock Shootout hosted by the Dublin Disc Golf Club.