The Clifton Civic Improvement Society discussed future plans for its annual turkey dinner during its meeting on Wednesday, December 7, at the Clifton Civic Center. The dozen members in attendance voted to wait until later in 2023 to set the ticket price, but the group decided to increase the number of tickets sold to the community for its long-time fundraiser.

A mental health fair will be held at Clifton High School on Thursday, January 26, 2023. This fair is the second at the high school campus to raise mental health awareness and overall health awareness to area students and the rest of the Bosque County community.

The Christmas tree business is merry and bright, with farms specializing in the traditional holiday decoration reporting brisk sales. Stan Reed, Executive Secretary for the Texas Christmas Tree Growers Association, said Christmas tree farms across the state have been busy.

Texas Secretary of State John Scott announced last week he will resign from office at the end of the year to return to his private legal practice. Secretary Scott officially began serving as Texas Secretary of State on October 28, 2021, after being appointed by Gov.

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The Rattlesnake Ballroom in Walnut Springs celebrated a successful toy drive on Tuesday, November 28. The venue collected $540 in cash donations on behalf of the Bosque County Child Welfare Board on the ballroom’s inaugural charitable holiday event.

Producers can now take a nationwide survey to help the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) improve and increase access to its programs and services for America’s farmers, ranchers, and forest managers.

Almost 200 responses to Clifton Independent School District’s online survey were logged last spring. The CISD Board of Trustees is seeking more feedback from parents and guardians this December.