Fishing report

BROWNWOOD Water slightly stained; 65-70 degrees; 9.05 feet below pool. Black bass to 11.17 pounds are good on topwater walking baits, Alabama rigs, jigs, and crankbaits in 4-18 feet of water . The bass are in post spawn and following the shad spawn.

Berry's Picks

The honeybee is man’s most useful insect, so that makes beekeepers very important indeed. Most everyone likes honey, but in terms of honeybees’ importance, honey and bees wax rank second in importance after pollination of other crops.

United Coop opens scholarship

United Cooperative Services scholarship is now open and applicants may apply through June 1. United Coop created a scholarship award program to encourage and assist in the educational pursuits of United Cooperative Services’ members and their families.

Crop report for Central Texas

Some counties received beneficial rainfall while others saw very little to none. Soil moisture levels were adequate to surplus. Two lakes in the district received some runoff and water levels have increased slightly, but most stock tanks were still not full.

MS Trail ride set for Saturday

The 26th Cowboy Capital MS Trail Ride is set for Saturday, May 6 at Blue Stem ranch in Morgan Mill. The Cowboy Capital MS Trail Ride is a beautiful, scenic ride on 2,000 acre Blue Stem Ranch, about 2.5 miles west of Morgan Mill.

One Act Play ends season

2022-23 Dublin High School One Act Play Cast and Crew ended their season April 20 at Clyde High School as they competed in Regional Competition with their performance of “A Monster Calls.

Dandi-Lions suit up for Spring Show

Dublin High School DandLions donned several colorful outfits for a range of routines on Saturday, April 29 for their Spring Show.

Athletic Banquet set for tonight

Dublin High School will host the annual athletic banquet and awards presentation on Thursday, May 4 at 6 p.m. —Citizen staff report

Election Day Saturday

Voting for the school board race will be completed Saturday, May 6 with the election day voting taking place from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

HAIL NO!

The roar heard on Wednesday, April 26 wasn’t from a tornado but rather baseball-sized hail that walloped portions of the Dublin area. According to Daniel Huckaby, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Fort Worth, baseball-sized hail, or 2.