Bosque County Today

When things go wrong early for a young and inexperienced team, it tends to have a domino effect on all facets of the game. Such proved to be the case

Regulation requested

The Bosque County Commissioners Court referred to the county attorney a request to draft a new county ordinance to regulate the discharge of firearms on platted lots 10 acres or

Bigger, better, best BAC show

The Roland Jones Memorial Gallery houses the permanent collection of the Bosque Arts Center – a gathering of beautiful representational artwork from the past decades. Nationally renowned artists as well

CONSTITUTIONAL CELEBRATION

Even though the document is over 200 years old, the United States Constitution is as fundamental to the nation today as when it was created in 1787. The Constitution of

Effective improvements

The Central Texas Youth Fair’s board of directors starting setting goals for its next youth fair during its meeting on Monday, Sept. 3. CTYF President Ronny Liardon kicked off discussion

Cubs shock state-ranked Crawford

Somehow, someway, the Clifton Cubs have figured out a way to take the high school football program to new heights during each of the last four seasons. And the Cubs

News

Effective improvements

The Central Texas Youth Fair’s board of directors starting setting goals for its next youth fair during its meeting on Monday, Sept. 3.

By Nathan Diebenow

Saving local healthcare

With the goal to save Bosque County’s hometown healthcare from deteriorating because of the decrease in federal and state funding, Goodall-Witcher Hospital Authority wants to create a hospital dist

FIRST ON THE SCENE

No matter what the situation, but in time of crisis, getting help quickly is essential.

By Simone Wichers-Voss

Sports

Courtesy Photo / Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept.

Wet & wild early teal hunting

Smell The GraSS

It feels like fall, so it must be time for teal season.

By Brett Voss

Weather takes toll on county

With inclement weather pounding the Central Texas region with lightning and thunderstorms, several Bosque County teams were forced to wait out weather delays and make tough decisions about whether

By Brett Voss