Rusty Rose offers shoppers unique finds

Rusty Rose, a new antiques and collectible store in downtown Dublin, is offering a treasure trove of items, all with unique shoppers in mind. Owner Donna Timmons officially opened the store Oct.

Thursday Club learns about Ben Hogan

The Dublin Woman’s Thursday Club kicked off their 125th year of programs on Thursday, Oct.13 at the Ben Hogan Museum. Continuing with the study of Erath County History, Karen Wright, curator of the museum, gave an intimate biography of Mr. Hogan, the man, only touching on his career. Mr.

Turning Back the Pages

Oct. 20, 1922 A brass band seems to be assured for Dublin; as some of the Dublin business men have brought about its organization along constructive lines.

Sales tax collections up for August

Dublin sales tax collections were up quite a bit in August, at 16.17% in August, compared to August 2021, according to the state sales tax report released by Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar this month. In 2022, for the month of August Dublin received $51,059.90 compared to $43,951.

Where Are They Now?

Stacey Johnston has always been a hard worker. In high school, she played sports and earned a basketball scholarship, and later, as a single mom, she earned her teaching certificate and began a new career.

Shopping successes

Shoppers battle the wind for a good fi nd at the October Market Days in Wright Park. Right, jars of homemade goodies are just one of the fun fi nds at Market Days in Dublin

Making new friends

Church for The Lost & Found - Dublin First Assembly recently held a block party to get to know its neighbors and have fun as a congregation and community. Kids of all ages enjoy a bounce house during the block party hosted by the Church for The Lost & Found - Dublin First Assembly.

First Methodist to host Fall festival Nov. 6

The First Methodist Church of Dublin will be hosting a Fall Festival at noon Sunday, Nov. 6.

Revival set for Sunday, Oct. 30

Green’s Creek Baptist Church will be hosting a community revival Sunday, Oct. 30 at the Stephenville City Park Pavilion. Food and fellowship will begin at 5 p.m. followed by worship at 6 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend, organizers said.