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Meridian City Council met Monday, February 8, 2021, to discuss repairs to the ridge lighting in downtown, a curfew ordinance and portable toilets at Meridian. Read on to find out more about what happened:
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Despite the many challenges of 2020, it was business as usual for the Meridian Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). Read on to find out more about what was accomplished and what will happen in days to come.
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Bosque County Commissioners recently confirmed the appointment of Cindy Vanlandingham as interim Bosque County Judge. The term continues for two years. This is a developing story, and information will be added as it becomes available.
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In this episode, we talk to Pastor Brian McQuiggin of Immanuel Lutheran Church in Clifton about the Drive-Through Nativity this weekend. Look out for more for the family than last year, including some additional scenes
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Rhonda Keese of Iredell was recently indicted November 30 on charges of theft of property between $2,500 and $30,000, a state jail felony. Keese initially turned herself over to authorities at the Bosque County Sheriff’s
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The Corner Drug Cafe is currently taking orders for pies and cakes for the holidays. They do get busy so if you’re planning on ordering you may want to do it quick. Of course the
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In the early hours of Sunday morning, a structure fire broke out at a dwelling located on CR 2110. Several departments from around the county came together to battle the blaze. Two people are believed
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In last night’s meeting, Meridian City Council voted unanimously not to place any COVID restrictions on Halloween celebrations. Parents are encouraged to trick or treat at their own discretion and to follow all usual safety
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Bosque County Blast for September 21, 2020
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In this episode, we visit the John A. Lomax Amphitheater in Meridian, Texas for a special dedication ceremony, take a look at local events at Uncle Gus Marina and an art contest open to Bosque residents, and a dead zebra discovered by a landowner looking for who’s responsible. We take a look at football games last week, games this week, and the local arrest report.
In this episode, we head to Meridian State Park to talk a new trail there, home to a unique variety of wildlife. We also talk to Amy Arthur of Lutheran Sunset Ministries on a new pen pal program there. We’ll hear everything you need to know about hunting and fishing licenses from Steve Conrad of Clifton Feed, in addition to our coverage of the big celebration Saturday at Uncle Gus Marina and Resort. We spoke to Steven and Lisa Payne of Hackberry Acres, a new RV park that seems more like a retreat. From food truck owners to participants in the boat parade across Lake Whitney, we’ve got it all. Last, we deliver the local arrest report and hear from students, parents and Head Coach Chuck Caniford on the scrimmage against Whitney last Thursday. Tune in and listen, this episode is action-packed.
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