Larry Stanford with The Stephenville Area Elks Lodge presented First Methodist Church of Dublin with a check for $2000 to help with the food pantry and The Community Table supper that is held the last Wednesday of every month. This was possible thanks to one of the Elks grants through Elks National Foundation. | submitted photo

Submitted photo Blake Sears, 1, as a police officer was named as second place in his age division. He was also named as cutest.

Branson Ivie, 8, as a banana was named as the winner in his age division. He will receive $25 Dublin Dollars from the chamber. Submitted photo

Carly Crews, 2 1/2 years old as Wilbur Pig, Kylie Crews, 7 weeks, as Charlotte Spider from Charlotte’s Web were named as the winner of the group division. They will receive $25 Dublin Dollars from the chamber. They will also receive a $20 gift card donated by residents of Three Oaks Assisted Living. Submitted photo

Emanuel Palomino as a deranged rabbit was named as the winner in his age division. He will receive $25 Dublin Dollars from the chamber. He also received scariest. Submitted photo

Age 4-7 Division winners

FFA students competed in agricultural issues, agricultural advocacy, agriculture public relations and radio broadcasting, job interview skills as well as Greenhand skills for those in ninth grade or older. Courtney Sacco | Texas AgriLife photo

Dublin Rotary Club members Lee Leatherwood and Pat Leatherwood show burger flipping expertise at the grill behind the Station at First National Bank Thursday. Rotary Club members, who often fire up the grill for community, events lent a hand, or several, to prepare 700 burgers in preparation for the Stephenville football game hosted at Dublin’s Cervetto Field Friday night. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo