Police Log

An officer made contact with three subjects and three vehicles in the 100 block of North Patrick that were on the side of the road. One of the vehicles broke down and they were trying to fix it.

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

Lion Leaders Alaina Castillo (not pictured) and Wyatt Plowman(pre-K), Jaydon Rawls (not pictured) and Hazael Norman(Kindergarten), Parks Arrott and Delah Rasberry (1st grade), Jordan Gregory and Payton Williams (2nd graders), Juan Castillo (not pictured) and Charlii Hall (3rd graders).

The Dublin Chamber of Commerce

The Dublin Chamber of Commerce and the Stephenville Chamber of Commerce join together Tuesday, Oct. 18 to welcome Blackjack Offi ce Center to town and to both organizations. The center, owned by Karen Wright, holds several businesses and is located in downtown Dublin.

Berrys's Picks

At the recent Tri-County Cattle gathering, we had several speakers talking about drought recovery.

Central Texas Crop Report

AgriLife Extension district reporters compiled the following summaries: Extreme drought conditions continued across the district. Soil moisture levels were very short. Rangeland and pasture conditions were very poor in nearly all areas. Stock tanks were dry, and hay was in short supply.

Dublin FFA attend Greenhand conference

On Oct. 9, the Dublin FFA attended the Area IV Greenhand Leadership Conference in Abilene, where members participated in leadership workshops and team building activities.

Clawfoot Tub, Tiny Town showcases history, finds

“Junk is fun. Junk is history.” This is one of the mantras of Lana Sowder, owner of the Clawfoot Tub in Bluff Dale (214 FM 2481).

Tarleton women take first at Clarendon

Tarleton State University’s women’s rodeo team, led by four goat tying specialists, captured first place at the weekend Clarendon College National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association stop. Tori Brower posted a two-head 14.

Tarleton expanding Telehealth counseling

Tarleton State University students can now access free mental health assistance through the My Student Support app. My SSP features a robust, curated resource library with a wealth of content addressing the many domains of wellness.

Seeing PINK

The Dublin Lions, Dandi-Lions, cheerleaders, band members and supporters donned pink Friday night for a ‘pink out’ game in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, showing solidarity and support for those who are battling or who have battled the disease.