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Dublin FCCLA

Dublin FCCLA

Dublin FCCLA

Dublin FCCLA was presented with a $500 check Aug. 20 by Carter Blood Care in appreciation for blood drives the group hosted at the school during the 2024-25 school year.

Trail Ride set for Saturday

A chance to step back into time will take place this Saturday as the Third Annual Mason Brooks Memorial Ride for Sobriety Trail Ride will take place.The ride is $25 per rider and there are still a few spots available in chuckwagons for those who may not want to ride a horse.
KOA serves games, grub

KOA serves games, grub

KOA serves games, grub

Stephenville/Dublin KOA embraced misty conditions over the Labor Day weekend offering a Family Fun Day Saturday, Aug. 30. The event included a wide range of games, bounce houses, pedal cars and food prepared by Feed My Sheep with Calvary Fellowship Church.

DISD approves tax rate, budget

A balanced budget was recently passed for the Dublin Independent School District after a ton of work by financial staff.At the Monday, Aug. 25 Dublin ISD school board meeting, the district’s 2025-26 tax rate is $0.8585 per $100 valuation with $.7552 for Maintenance and Operations and $.
Newspaper seeks Veteran, active duty photos

Newspaper seeks Veteran, active duty photos

Newspaper seeks Veteran, active duty photos

Do you have a veteran or active duty personnel member that you are proud of? We want to honor them!The Dublin Citizen is seeking photos and information of veterans and active duty personnel for our Veterans Day coverage set to publish Nov. 6.
Downtown construction continues

Downtown construction continues

Downtown construction continues

Culverts are being installed alongside Blackjack Street which will supply underground drainage from the red light to the creek near the library. Major construction projects are ongoing in the downtown area with a large portion of the area blocked to traffic.

Chamber seeks vendors for Hispanic Heritage

The Dublin Chamber of Commerce’s fifth annual Hispanic Heritage Festival is quickly approaching and the 2-day event is now seeking vendors.“We are really excited to be able to offer a 2-day event this year,” Chamber President Nancy Williams said. Admission to the festival is free.

Hispanic Fall festival set for St. Mary’s

This September brings not just one chance to have fun and honor our local Hispanic culture but two!The Knights of Columbus will be hosting the first event, the Hispanic Fall Festival, Saturday, Sept. 13 from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. in the lot by St. Mary’s Catholic Church on Hwy 377.

Community Calendar

Saturday, Aug. 30Library Closed for Labor DayFamily Fun Day: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Stephenville/ Dublin KOA ($5 per person, free to guests in the park) (1205 N. FM 219)Monday, Sept. 1Happy Labor Day! Newspaper, city, bank, post office, county offices closedTuesday, Sept. 2Open mic Tuesday: 7 p.m.
U.S. Rep. Rogers Williams, center, recently toured Veldhuizen Cheese as part of an effort to visit with small business owners since he is chairman of the small business committee. From left is Dublin EDC Executive Director Noah Cullis, owners Connie and Stuart Veldhuizen, Congressman Williams, County Judge Brandon Huckabee, Charles Malone and County Commissioner Dee Stephens. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

U.S. Rep. Rogers Williams, center, recently toured Veldhuizen Cheese as part of an effort to visit with small business owners since he is chairman of the small business committee. From left is Dublin EDC Executive Director Noah Cullis, owners Connie and Stuart Veldhuizen, Congressman Williams, County Judge Brandon Huckabee, Charles Malone and County Commissioner Dee Stephens. Wyndi Veigel-Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

Williams says cheese on business tour

“We really came here today to see an entrepreneurial saga ... starting with nothing and ending up with something. They have a great product, and a great Texas product that is sold all over the world,” U.S. Rep. Roger Williams (TX-25) said about Velhuizen Cheese during a recent tour.Rep.