By Simone Wichers-Voss
With the lifespan of the present Bosque County jail coming to an end, and demolition somewhere around the corner, several local civic organizations and individuals were thinking ahead and started thinking on how to turn an eyesore into a city asset.
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By Simone Wichers-Voss
Once a month the Meridian Chamber of Commerce holds a member luncheon, inviting different community members to speak about their business or work.
On July 13, Meridian Mayor Daniel Yguerabide was guest speaker at the luncheon, introducing himself to the community and... + continue reading
By Simone Wichers-Voss
Over the past few weeks the Bosque County Commissioners discussed the necessity for improved telecommunications at the courthouse and at the Bosque County tax office.
At the June 26 court, they approved a $39,000 lease contract for 13 new DSR-2 ANT radar for the Bosque... + continue reading
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Sewing students – Rebekah Tyler (from left), Sophia Neumann, Abigail Ketchum, Gareth Schulte, Isabella Riley, and Sarah Tyler created pillows, washable surgical masks, and animal dolls during the sewing camp the week of July 11 at the Bosque
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By Simone Wichers-Voss
For those who had missed out on fire works on the Fourth of July, they got another chance to watch a great display, up close and personal, complete with patriotic music. As dusk drew over the land, the golfers settled down for another bottle of water to avoid dehydration,... + continue reading
By Simone Wichers-Voss
In general giving blood is rewarding. The donor knows they are saving lives by giving a little time and effort to give blood. On Sunday, giving blood during a special Carter BloodCare drive at the Meridian Courthouse was doubly rewarding.
Because as just one pint of... + continue reading
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By Brett Voss
Although the Bosque County 7-on-7 Summer Football League took a week off for the Fourth of July holiday, some were a little slower getting back from vacation than others.... + continue reading
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Sewing students – Rebekah Tyler (from left), Sophia Neumann, Abigail Ketchum, Gareth Schulte, Isabella Riley, and Sarah Tyler created pillows, washable surgical masks, and animal dolls during the... + continue reading
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By Bartee Haile
Worried the war might cut off their supply of cheap labor, the Texas Dirt Farmers Congress appealed to the federal government on Jul. 22, 1941 to reopen the border with Mexico.... + continue reading
