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Two people arrested for drug, firearm possession in Bosque County
HICO, Texas — Two people have been arrested on multiple charges after authorities executed a search warrant on a home in Hico on June 25, according to the Bosque County Sheriff's Office (BCSO). BCSO stated deputies, assisted by the Hico Police Department, executed a search warrant on Poplar Street...
The Clifton Record, Meridian Tribune merging next week
The Clifton Record, Meridian Tribune merging next week Staff Reports The Clifton Record Wed, 06/26/2024 - 06:07 Image Based on a concept by former editor/publisher W. Leon Smith, the new masthead of the Bosque County Record-Tribune will be featured on the front page of the issue of this newspaper on Wednesday,...
Summer day camps with Bosque 4-H coming up
Summer day camps with Bosque 4-H coming up Kaitlin Gunter Bosque County 4-h Assistant Wed, 06/26/2024 - 06:07 Image Body Are you ready for a summer filled with fun, friends and unforgettable memories? Look no further than the Bosque 4-H Summer Day Camps! We offer...
Bobby Joe Bullard Sr
(October 15, 1939 – June 22, 2024) Bobby Joe Bullard, Sr., born October 15, 1939, in Bosque County, Texas to parents Asa and Lavada (Loyd) Bullard, passed away in Hico, Texas June 22, 2024. Bobby was known as “Bob”, “Pawpaw” or “Daddy” by his close friends and family, loved being a tractor mechanic and working in the yard. He was a graduate of Hico High School, and a lifetime Master Mason in White Settlement, Texas.
From the Publisher’s Desk
It is with sadness, albeit with some joy interspersed, that I am announcing my retirement effective Friday, June 28, 2024. After 50 years of working full-time, 30 of which have been in newspapers, it is time.Truly it has been an honor to serve as your publisher of The Clifton Record and the Meridian Tribune. Bosque County has been good to me, and I hope that my efforts have made a difference. I…
Oma Leen’s Is Worth the Journey to Hico
Four years ago, Texas diners were introduced to an unusual farm-to-table restaurant that defied all the hallmarks of a farm-to-table restaurant. Oma Leen’s opened in 2020 in Walnut Springs, a pindot of a town — found about 90 minutes southwest of Fort Worth on Highway 144 in Bosque County — with a population of, maybe, 1,000. No slight to these fine residents, but Walnut Springs isn’t exactly known for its culinary scene.
Applications for nursing scholarship to open July 1
Applications for nursing scholarship to open July 1 Local Report Family Of Russell D. Holt Wed, 06/19/2024 - 06:37 Image Body Applications for the Russell D. Holt Memorial Scholarship can be submitted starting Monday, July 1, 2024.The scholarship was created to provide tuition assistance to...
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