Thursday, April 7 12 p.m. – A Clifton Healthy Living class, Healthy Living for Your Brain and Body, will take place at the Clifton Civic Center.

Clifton High School saw much success through Academic UIL this year, sending a large group of students to District competition and seeing many of them move on as Regional UIL qualifiers. Current Issues and Events participants included Griffin Phillips, Seth Payne, Clay Kennedy and Jocelyn Baker.

In response to the massive Eastland Complex fire that destroyed the town of Carbon, Peace Lutheran Church of Clifton coordinated the response from the North American Lutheran Church to provide fire relief into the affected area.

Friday and Saturday, April 1-2 All Day – The 31st Annual Bosque County-wide Garage Sale, sponsored by the Valley Mills Chamber of Commerce, is slated for this weekend. Call 254-855-6132 for more information.

Beautiful spring weather and the central location of Clifton created the scene for over 70 members of the Texas Region of the Rolls Royce Owners Club to cruise in on Friday afternoon. Gorgeous classic Rolls Royce autos filled the front museum lot at Clifton Classic Chassis auto museum, ranging in years from a rate’ 59 Bentley S1 to a classic 2017 Rolls Royce sedan.

The adage says, “it takes a village to raise a child,” and that phrase remains pertinent to this day. Every year, the Bosque County 4-H Youth Development Program works with hundreds of youths to learn, to grow, and to offer new experiences through a wide variety of activities and events. From showing livestock, to finance classes, from judging wool, to learning how to cook and sew, 4-H provides ample opportunities from which kids can learn and experience. Through the attitude of learning by doing, the program aims to help kids develop selfconfidence, leadership skills and knowledge that will help them move on to becoming successful, independent adults while still having fun on the way.

Thursday, March 17 12 p.m. – The Meridian Economic Development Board meets every third Thursday of the month in regular session at the Memorial Library located at 201 N Main Street in Meridian.

Soil moisture levels continue to decline in most areas of the state after a months-long dry spell as warm-season crop plantings and preparations increase. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service agents and specialists have reported critically dry conditions in many parts of the state over the last several weeks.

Clifton High School senior Cambria Blanton took top honors at the BAC Art Council’s High School Student Art Show at the Bosque Arts Center for her pastel ‘Inside the Ring.’ Blanton placed first in her medium as well as Best of Show, for a total cash prize of $600.

Clifton High School senior Cambria Blanton took top honors at the BAC Art Council’s High School Student Art Show at the Bosque Arts Center for her pastel ‘Inside the Ring.’ Blanton placed first in her medium as well as Best of Show, for a total cash prize of $600.