Indie auditor offers suggestions to Clifton City Council
By Nathan Diebenow
The Clifton City Council was presented the City’s 2015-16 audit report as well as suggestions for future accounting practices by an independent auditor during its regular meeting on Tuesday, May 13.
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Davis defeats Hooks in Second Election
By Brett Voss
After the race for one of the two open seats on the Meridian City Council ended in a tie during the May 6 election forcing a Second Election, Alderman candidate Elizabeth “Liz” Davis defeated candidate Eric Hooks in the runoff June 13.... + continue reading
Constitutional amendment banning unfunded mandates one step away
By Simone Wichers-Voss
According to the Texas association of counties, Texas counties have long faced unfunded and underfunded mandates from both the state and federal governments. These costly mandates may be unintentional on... + continue reading
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By Nathan Diebenow
The giggles are real. The dynamic duo of Cooper Wade and Chad Prather defended country music, southern culture, and western civilization from the forces of evil snowflakes (for at least another day) on their Saturday, June 10, stop in Clifton on their Live, Laugh, Love Tour... + continue reading
By Nathan Diebenow
Faye Wallace celebrated her 100th birthday at the Old Mercantile in historic downtown Clifton on Sunday afternoon, June 11.
Hundreds of community members – from family, friends, and well-wishers – lined up to honor the beloved Clifton resident at a come-and-go reception... + continue reading
By Nathan Diebenow
A retired energy finance professional reflected on how education played an important role in his career development during the Bosque County Rotary Club’s meeting on Thursday, March 23, at the Clifton Civic Center.
Born near Cranfills Gap, Clifton High School Class of 1956... + continue reading
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Clifton joins up with Bosque 11-man football counterparts Meridian, Valley Mills again
By Brett Voss
After trying it out last summer in favor of playing summer 7-on-7 football in Hico, Clifton... + continue reading
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U.S. Rep. Williams, aide injured in baseball practice shooting
By Brett Voss
What began as a fun and friendly preparation for the 80th Annual Congressional Baseball Game suddenly turned... + continue reading
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By Ed Sterling
Governor signs 2018-2019, two-year state budget into law
Gov. Greg Abbott on June 12 signed Senate Bill 1, legislation that appropriates some $217 billion to pay for the state’s... + continue reading
