Company Kries presents country music icon Lee Greenwood live in concert, during the America For Trump concert, coming to Uncle Gus’s Marina & Resort on Lake Whitney, on Saturday, Oct 17. Gates open at 1p.m.

Reese Errington is the recipient of the Sue & Sherrod Fielden Scholarship, in the amount of $1,000, awarded by Bosque River Valley Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. Reese is a 2020 graduate of Meridian High School.

Joshua Dickens grew up in Clifton and studied music at a two-year community college. “I still enjoy music,” he said.

Gib Lewis has accomplished much in his long life. From raising a family, to building a multi-million-dollar business, to serving five terms as Speaker of the House in the Texas Legislature, Lewis has much to be proud of.

Wednesday, September 30- Lucky Clover Golf Tournament Virtual Awards- Facebook Live at noon Monday, October 05- Clover Kids, Water Organisms & Sport Fishing- Meridian State Park at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, October 11- Rifle Practice- Chandlers Shooting Range, Valley Mills at 2 p.m.

Armyworms are out!!! The recent rains and cooler weather have helped propel this along, but they are here now and by the time this article is released in the newspaper they will be in Bosque County in full force. So, what can you do?

Feed cost is often one of the most expensive inputs when trying to balance the beef cattle budget. To help reduce that expense, midwestern producers will sometimes look to alternative feed products such as wet corn gluten, corn dried distillers’ grain with solubles (DDGS) or soy hulls, to name a few.

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will present a free four-part webinar series that will cover a variety of range and wildlife topics starting Sept. 30. The series will run on Wednesdays from 11 a.m.-noon through Oct. 21.

For this edition of Working Lands Perspectives, we interviewed Erik Glenn to discuss how federal and state funding can best be used to create resilient, sustainable working lands. Glenn is the Executive Director of Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust and President of the Partnership of Rangeland Trusts (PORT).

A year of challenges, uncertainty and a lot of work—that’s what 2020 has been for Ryan Novak and his family. “Every year, I say next year is going to be better.