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The Sale Must Go On
Despite the spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 disease rising daily in Texas, the rescheduled 29th Annual Bosque County-Wide Garage Sale remains planned for July 17-18, originally slotted for its ... - View moreThroughout the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, Goodall-Witcher Healthcare has remained ...
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Culture
Everything About The Arts
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COVID Stage Fright
With Texas Gov. Greg Abbott pausing the reopening plan due to the dramatic surge of coronavirus cases, the Bosque Arts Center will remain closed to the public. In addition, the ... -
Versatile Virtuoso
Showing his incredible versatility, Bosque County’s Cowboy Artist of America Bruce Greene – the 2020 judge of the Bosque Arts Center’s 35th Annual Bosque Art Classic – enjoys going back ...
- With the passing of the gavel, Bosque Museum's outgoing president Karen Cornett handed over her gavel to Laynie Miller.
- Before television, internet, video games or social media, what in the world did anyone do for entertainment and socializing? Back during the late 1800s in Bosque County, not a whole lot of people had time for entertainment – a concept GenXers or Millennials will find hard to grasp.
- Bosque Museum welcomes antique firearms expert Jackson & collector Lummus CLIFTON – Wonderfully worn wooden stocks, long, unwieldy barrels, antique flint locks, the first percussion fire arms, and a whole lot of history. As part of the Bosque Celebrates Texas, Bosque Memorial Museum hosted a lecture from antique firearms expert ...
Surroundings
Country Living & Travel
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Riding The Steel Steed
During these times of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, a motorcycle ride can provide the perfect way to take a deep breath and relieve some stress, easily adhering to social ... -
Splish Splash Time
As the only public swimming pool in Bosque County, Clifton’s Olsen Pool will maintain its normal opening date of June 1 with a few restrictions. The gate will open at ... -
Open for business
Almost two weeks after ordering all Texas state parks closed to fight the spread of the new coronavirus, Gov. Abbott announced Friday that state parks would reopen today with a ...
