Relatives of former Clifton resident Wanda Jay Campbell were proud to announce the release of Campbell’s new book, Mystery in the Oil Patch. Full of humor, suspense and unexpected twists and turns, the novel follows four friends who must work together to solve a mystery in the 1930s West Texas oilfields.

An Evening of Lomax celebrating the musical collections of local folklore legend John A Lomax echoed through the parks in Meridian Saturday at Bosque Museum’s fundraiser in the amphitheater bearing his name. The second year An Evening of Lomax was held at the John A Lomax Amphitheater, the evening was full of songs and stories from Lomax’s lifelong work to catalogue the American southwest.

The Centex Beef Cattle Symposium, a joint function hosted by the Bosque, McLennan, Bell, Coryell, Hamilton, Hill, Limestone, Falls and Johnson counties, will take place at W4 Ranch on Friday, Sept. 23 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in Morgan.

Bosque County commissioners took a record vote Monday, approving the 2022 proposed tax rate of 0.4000 for maintenance and operations. Commissioner Pct.

Members of the Clifton Study Guild donated a copy of Davy Crockett: Young Rifleman to all four public libraries in Bosque County. The book was donated in memory of guildmember Carolyn Cotton, a direct descendant of Davy Crockett, defender of the Alamo.

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Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays weekly 11 a.m. – A meal program for Bosque County residents 60 and over meets at the Methodist Church Family Life Center in Meridian.

Our beautiful Saturday afternoon weather made a perfect cruise day for the North Texas Classic Corvette Club to visit Clifton. The 100-member club came from the Denton and Plano areas, arriving in their beautiful ‘Vettes.

Join the West Shore Civic Association Saturday, Sept. 17 for the Fall Breakfast and Bake Sale benefiting the area wide cleanup the following Saturday.

As part of the national day of remembrance, Bosque County first responders, residents and officials observed Patriot Day at the Bosque County Courthouse in Meridian Sunday afternoon. September 11, 2001, showed us all that everything could completely change in an instant when nearly 3,000 people died and another 25,000 were injured.