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Dublin boys battle in close games

1 week ago | dublincitizen.com | Paul Gaudette

Body The Dublin summer basketball teams had a busy week of close battles as the varsity boys split wins and the JV went 3 for 3. The Dublin JV bested Comanche 51-23, Early 51-36 and Huckabay 61- 44. The varsity started the Huckabay league play by battling to a 55-50 loss against the host team. “We didn’t have all our varsity guys but we competed well,” said head DHS basketball coach Wes Grisham. “Huckabay shot the ball from the perimeter well and was ahead most of the game.
Lingleville sisters compete in state rodeo

1 week ago | dublincitizen.com | Paul Gaudette

“To be there competing with the best in Texas is something I do not take for granted,” said 16-year-old Alexa Aviles of Lingleville. Alexa and her sister, Mya, 14, both qualified for state finals in rodeo, showcasing the experience they’ve earned since they first got on horseback at young ages. Alexa was seven when she started competing in local play days.
DHS coach joins former coach, players in FCA All-Star Game

1 week ago | dublincitizen.com | Paul Gaudette

“It was awesome.”These were the words DHS head baseball coach Andrew Norwood used to describe his selection in leading a team in the Big Country Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) All-Star game as he headed a team with two former players alongside his own high school coach. The match-up happened Thursday, June 5 in Brownwood as Norwood and Mario Estrada of Anson coached the Blue team.
Lville sisters compete in state rodeo

1 week ago | dublincitizen.com | Paul Gaudette

“To be there competing with the best in Texas is something I do not take for granted,” said 16-year-old Alexa Aviles of Lingleville. Alexa and her sister, Mya, 14, both qualified for state finals in rodeo, showcasing the experience they’ve earned since they first got on horseback at young ages. Alexa was seven when she started competing in local play days.
Hogan tournament remembers man behind the legend

2 weeks ago | dublincitizen.com | Paul Gaudette

The Ben Hogan Museum in downtown Dublin through its displays and artifacts presents the story of one of the most remarkable comeback stories, careers and personalities in golf, but the annual dinner and legacy tournament June 5-6 emphasized he was more than a great player. Hogan was a Dublin native whose winning of golf’s triple-crown in 1953 after recovering from a major vehicle accident became legendary and the basis for a movie starring Glenn Ford.
Lions score pair of Ws

2 weeks ago | dublincitizen.com | Paul Gaudette

The Dublin Lions claimed another pair of wins on the home basketball court Monday, June 9 as they continue their summer schedule. The Lions overtook Brownwood 60-45. “We had some high flying action middle of the game to get the separation that we needed,” said head Lions basketball coach Wes Grisham. “Our guys threw a little mixture of offense to get points up but most important was shot selection.
Council talks annexation

2 weeks ago | dublincitizen.com | Paul Gaudette

The Dublin City Council welcomed in new councilmember Bo Kabala in a regular meeting which addressed annexation, code enforcement and several items of business Monday, June 9. Before Kabala was sworn in to his place 1 seat, outgoing member Barrett Joiner was thanked by the council and audience for his service in the city. Sammy Moore was unanimously approved to continue serving a Mayor Pro-Tem. A public hearing was held for the annexation of 12.52 acres at the back of the Dublin City Park.
Reunion, stampede this Saturday

2 weeks ago | dublincitizen.com | Paul Gaudette

This weekend brings the return of the annual Irish Stampede and all-class reunion, offering a chance for happy feet and faces. The Dublin Irish Stampede 10K-5K-2K Run, hosted by the Dublin Lions Club, will kick off at 7:30 a.m. Saturday, June 14 by the Dublin Public Library. Participation in either the 10K or 5K runs are $30 and $20 for the 2K run. The run is being held in conjunction with Dublin’s celebration of National Dairy Month.
A Very Merry Moo-La

2 weeks ago | dublincitizen.com | Paul Gaudette

Body Stephenville City Park was abuzz with colorful rides, miniature golf, tasty treats and smiling faces June 5-7 as Moo-La Fest returned to honor National Dairy Month and the impact the dairy industry has on the local area. The celebration included the Carnival Americana during the day and evening, paving the way for nightly concerts, a5k, mutton bustinâ€™ and much more.
Museum hooked up with quilt show this weekend

2 weeks ago | dublincitizen.com | Paul Gaudette

‘Make new friends but keep the old’ are fitting words to remember with Saturday’s Area Reunion, but they also apply to a special display at the museum this weekend. The Dublin Historical Museum is exhibiting the work of local quilters June 13-14 in honoring the past and present. (For information about the reunion and race, see page A4). Exhibit hours are 1 p.m.-5 p.m. Friday, June 13 and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, June 14.