The good news is: The Bosque County Commissioners aren’t raising taxes for the coming year. The bad news is: Most residents’ tax bill will be higher.

About 60 percent of coronavirus cases have been in Clifton according to Bosque County officials Monday. “Most people of the cases have been in Clifton just due to with population and size,” said Bosque County Emergency Coordinator Chris Anderson Monday.

The coronavirus has kept many families apart. My brother, Fred Arthur Fisher, who I grew up with in Bosque County, now lives in Forth Worth.

As the summer draws to a close, many families are prepping for the new backto-school season. While this academic year might look a little different from previous years, there are still many ways to save on the essentials your family needs.

■Paul Nelson Bibles, 74, was arrested on August 17 for assault with a deadly weapon. ■David Hollis Vestal, 59, was arrested on August 17 for the possession of a controlled substance less than one gram.

One certainty during the uncertainty surrounding the Coronavirus Pandemic is the new toll-free phone line to get shortterm & free support from the #TexansRecoveringTogether Crisis Counseling Program, which is available for the people of our six Central Texas counties.

Griffin Phillips, student at Clifton High School, has been awarded the DAR National level second place award for his outstanding essay in the “Christopher Columbus Essay Contest”. Bosque River Valley Chapter, NSDAR, Chapter Regent received this message from Leila Heimlich, NSDAR Vice Chair for the Christopher Columbus Essay Contest, “Congratulations to Texas, the Bosque River Valley Chapter and Mr.

With people spending so much more time at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, time with pets and livestock have gone up. That’s been good for Dr.

Variety choices based on yield, disease, insect resistance traits Texas A&M AgriLife wheat experts have determined their annual “Picks List” to guide producers as they prepare for fall planting in the near future.

If a wildfire is spotted, immediately contact local authorities. A quick response can help save lives and property. For frequent wildfire and incident updates, follow the Texas A&M Forest Service incident information Twitter account.