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Street Tacos benefit for Rollins family There will be Street Al Pastor Tacos (marinated pork tacos) for sale from 11:30 a.m. until they are sold out Sunday, Feb. 26 at the Dublin Fire Station.
Museum Matters

Museum Matters

Museum Matters

Many of us remember the Santa Fe railroad depot that once stood across the tracks from the Bigs gas station. In 1972 a train car went off the tracks and slammed right into the building. It was a beautiful building, but had to be demolished after the accident because it was too damaged.

Community Calendar

Thursday, Feb. 23 Story Time: 10 a.m. Dublin Public Library Puzzle Book Club: 5 p.m. Dublin Public Library Sunday, Feb. 24 Rollins Taco Fundraiser:11:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Dublin Fire Department Monday, Feb. 27 Commissioners Court: 9 a.m. downtown Courthouse Tuesday, Feb.
Thursday club learns about Tarleton

Thursday club learns about Tarleton

Thursday club learns about Tarleton

The Dublin Woman’s Thursday Club recently met and touring the beautiful new Blackjack Office Center. Thank you to Karen Wright for hosting the club at the Blackjack Office Center Feb. 9. The conference room of this beautiful downtown property was perfect for the gathering.

100 years ago

Feb. 23, 1923 Mrs. W.W. Boggs of Proctor, was in Dublin on Monday and ordered the Progress sent to her son Travis Boggs at Honolulu, Hawaii Islands.

Police log

A reporting person in the 200 block of Highland sold a vehicle in November, and the new owner was suppose to pay the owner but never did. A caller advised there is a house that has a pack of dogs that are always fighting in the yard. The call was forwarded to Animal Control.

Congressman Williams greets Dublin

U.S. Rep. Roger Williams was greeted with a warm welcome at a town hall meeting in Dublin, getting to know some of his new constituents. Rep. Williams is representing Texas District-25, which now encompasses the entirety of Erath County. Prior to redistricting, the county was split between U.S.
 Dublin ISD and the Board of Trustees recognized the students below in the February Meeting for their extraordinary accomplishments!

Dublin ISD and the Board of Trustees recognized the students below in the February Meeting for their extraordinary accomplishments!

Dublin ISD and the Board of Trustees recognized the students below in the February Meeting for their extraordinary accomplishments!

Wyatt Bamber and Nora Keith (Pre-K), Sixto Santiago Campos (not present) and Vianey Cornejo ( Kindergarten), Kyrie Cameron Justin Flores (not present) and Kyrie Cameron (1st Grade), Ximena Rocha and Gabriel Vargas (2nd Grade) and Evelyn Akard and Lorenzo Gonzalez (3rd grade).
Community support

Community support

Community support

Rotarian Pat Leatherwood greets Josey Roman and her family who benefitted from a local blood drive in Dublin Saturday, Feb. 18.