Bosque County Blast

BARK is holding its annual member's party this Thursday at Royal Pizza in Clifton. There will be pizza, music, and dogs! It all starts at 6:00 p.m. Please donate today and help save the lives of our furry friends. Support the show

In this episode, we talked to Athletic Director Wade Morton of Meridian ISD on the upcoming football season, Chef Nena Rieser about some new pastries, deliver the local arrest report, and discuss more issues around the county. We caught up with Lance at Uncle Gus Marina & Resort on a boat phenomenon sweeping the country, masks for families at the Bosque County Sheriff's Office, and a BARK...

In this episode, we speak with two people that love to cycle all around the county. We get to talk to County Judge Don Poole and listen to his take on where we stand with Covid-19. Sports are in motion, we catch up with Coach Caniford from Clifton High School as he begins to train this year's Cubs and get them ready for the upcoming season. Lastly, we speak to the proud owners of a new state...

In this episode, we visit a small food bank with a local Laguna Park Church, recent meetings with school updates in Meridian and Clifton, a great place to canoe and fish, and a new business in Clifton. We have your local arrest report, some sports announcements, and more local news for Bosque County.  Support the show

In this episode, we visit with Dana Harper, who gives us a step-by-step breakdown of how to make the perfect Amerikaner (Black and White) cookies. Listen in to find out tips and how to get the texture just right.  Support the show

In this episode, we talk to the organizers behind the Kids Kloset in FUMC Meridian , some wild hogs at the John A. Lomax Amphitheater in Meridian, a local library's humble beginnings, and more. We caught up with Chief Deput Clint Pullin of the Bosque County Sheriff's Office. We also visit with Meridian Police Chief Will Stevens to talk about his career, and highlight your local news brie...

In this episode, we highlight area police bringing joy to residents, the neowise comet and a photo that went viral in Bosque County. We'll look at your local news briefs, visit a vineyard, a birthday parade, K-9 and local youth, and more.  Support the show

In this episode, we report updates with the Bosque Museum's Horn Shelter Exhibit in Clifton, Meridian's new disc golf course, upcoming events and more. Listen in for an interview with an area author to feature Bosque County in an upcoming book. This is your Bosque County news blast podcast. Support the show

In this episode we cover the second protest to happen in Bosque County this month. We catch up with a few bargain hunters around town and talk to the folks over at the Meridian Library. We also deliver this week's arrest report and updates on Covid-19 in the area. Support the show

In this episode, we report on the outcome of the recent runoff election between Trace Hendricks and Clint Pullin and check-in with Democratic candidate, Danny Ragsdale. Clifton is set to get new playground equipment, and a special Bosque County Business segment, local business owners share ways and advice on how to promote across social media. This is your Bosque County news blast podcast. Support...

We listen to s message from Dragonfly Therapy Services & Institute. Support the show

Hear straight from the candidates in the Bosque County Republican Runoff Election for Sheriff. We talked to Trace Hendricks and Clint Pullin for the last time before voters hit the booths Tuesday, July 14. Deb Phinney of the Bosque Arts Center talked their latest auction and future events, while Meghann Giesecke works to restore some historic homes in Meridian. We also talked to Jill Boyd of the B...

In this episode, we talk with Angela Smith about how Main Street America and Clifton Main Street work with other organizations to develop the community.  Support the show

Listen in as we meet the new Pastor at First United Methodist Church, we catch up with volunteers after working through rain, wind, and mud to lay sod at the Meridian amphitheater and lastly, we get to talk to a local musician who will be performing tonight in Clifton as she navigates through the new normal playing with heart and soul. Support the show

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In today's news blast we hear from people celebrating the Fourth along the shores of Lake Whitney. We go to news briefs and then head into this week's arrest reports. We finish with a segment all about hunting treasure, well, sort of. Support the show

In this special episode of the Bosque County Blast, we visit with a young lady who raised a flock of chickens and then donated them to families in need. We get the sweet scoop on how to make the best Fourth of July cookies in town by Chef Nene from the Corner Drug Cafe and hear tips from Jackie Merski from BARK on how to keep your pets home safe this holiday weekend. Support the show

In this episode of the Bosque County Blast, we talk about a local "Black Lives Matter" protest in Bosque County, possibly the first-ever protest inside the city limits. We catch up with BARK where the kennels are overflowing and then we end with a story about a bonafide chuck wagon. Support the show

SPECIAL EPISODE: Kate Colby gets us fired up over Pottery Palace. Listen in as correspondent, Kate Colby interviews Jeanne Sydell from Pottery Palace. Sydell is a master potter and has been working in her craft for almost 40 years. Support the show

In this week's news blast podcast, we bring you the arrest report, highlights from Meridian ISD's Graduation, encouraging words from a psychologist on COVID-19, as well as updates around the county on the virus. We take a look at the recent crash involving Clifton Volunteer Fire Department, an 18-wheeler, and how everyone reacted.   Support the show

In this episode, Thursday, June 25, we’ll be checking in with developments with schools and summer food programs, going over a few suggestions to prepare for early voting and taking a look at the recent meeting of Meridian Parks & Recreation, proving that progress endures even at a time when much is at a standstill. Support the show

Today's news blast podcast covers local events, the arrest report, a tribute to Father's day and area highlights. Have a listen and enjoy.  Support the show