A special worship service in the life of First Presbyterian Church, Clifton, was held on Sunday, February 25, as the congregation, friends and family bade farewell to Rev. Clint Schofield, who preached his last sermon as pastor of FPC.

The Clifton Independent School District’s Board of Education approved amending four local district policies during its regular meeting on Monday, February 26. Two other policies up for consideration were tabled upon further review until the next meeting.

The Clifton Police Department and Bosque County Office of Emergency Management shared tips and advice for residents and merchants preparing for the possible large influx of outof- town visitors for the total solar eclipse this coming April. The information session with representatives from other local healthcare and first-responder groups happened on Tuesday evening, February 20, in the cafeteria at Clifton High School.

The Bosque Democratic Club on Sunday, February 18, hosted a forum for voters to listen to the three candidates running in the upcoming Democratic primary for the Texas' 31st Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives.

S ocial media is used as a fun distraction for some people, and taking a Facebook quiz may seem like a harmless way to pass the time. But are you giving away more information than you think? How the scam works: A fun quiz pops up on your Facebook feed or another social media platform.

The Meridian Parks & Recreation group is seeking musicians and vendors for its event on the weekend of the total solar eclipse in April 2024. The group is expecting thousands of people to view the eclipse in Bosque County.

Everywhere else, it was just Saturday. But on Saturday, February 17, people who care about the lives and health of dogs packed the Tin Building Theater to celebrate the achievements of Bosque County’s animal rescue group in 2023.