The Clifton City Council approved the hiring of a new municipal court judge and the appointments of three members to the city’s economic development board of directors during its regular meeting on Tuesday, September 12.
Jeff Hightower is to... + continue reading
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As the Clifton Cubs navigate through a tough non-district schedule, the results have made the beginning of the 2017 Texas high school football season look like a seesaw affair.
Coming off a dramatic and impressive victory over the Class 2A state-ranked... + continue reading
Since 1978, when President Jimmy Carter declared a National Grandparents day, people have honored their grandparents with kind words and gifts on the first Sunday after Labor Day. In Meridian though, Grandparents Day is the fun and exciting day when Mee... + continue reading
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Coming off a District 19-3A opening loss at Whitney, the Clifton Lady Cub volleyball team will be looking for its first district win this week.
After hosting Groesbeck Tuesday following press time, the Lady Cubs will visit Bruceville-Eddy at 11 a.m. Saturday... + continue reading
After another lengthy executive session, the Meridian City Council emerged split on accepting Sgt. Curtis Rust’s resignation during the regular meeting Monday evening.
Rust is presently deployed with the Texas National Guard to the hurricane-... + continue reading
What started as a day of prayer and remembrance for the over 3,000 victims of the horrific terrorist attacks in New York and Washington D.C 16 years ago on Sept. 9, has evolved into Patriot’s Day, a day to additionally honor the heroes,... + continue reading
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As the Clifton Cubs navigate through a tough non-district schedule, the results have made the beginning of the 2017 Texas high school football season... + continue reading
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As hurricane Irma carved a path of destruction across the Caribbean and headed for landfall in Florida, the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey kept Bosque County... + continue reading
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When I talk to people about Congress and Washington in general, I’m impressed by their hunger for bipartisanship. Americans... + continue reading
