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08/31/2026

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08/30/2026

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08/28/2026

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08/28/2026

08/27/2026

Not everyone who walks with you is truly for you.

Judas walked with Jesus Christ, heard His teachings, witnessed His miracles, and still betrayed Him.

So don’t be discouraged when someone you trusted turns against you. Sometimes, God allows certain people to walk beside you for a season—not because they’re meant to stay, but because there’s something you need to learn.

Watch the fruit, not just the presence. Pray for discernment, and let God reveal people’s hearts in His time. 🤍

“By their fruit you will recognize them.” — Matthew 7:16 ✍🏻

08/26/2026

08/26/26 @3:50pm
🌫️ NOTICE: SMOKE IN THE AREA 🌫️

Bosque County residents may notice smoke or a smoky haze in the air this afternoon. The smoke is coming into our area from a fire in Palo Pinto County and may be visible or noticeable across portions of Bosque County.

At this time, the smoke you are seeing does NOT necessarily mean there is a fire in Bosque County. Wind conditions can carry smoke a significant distance from an active fire.

🚒 Our local first responders and emergency management will continue to stay aware of conditions in our area.

Please remember: If you see an actual fire, flames, or a distinct column of smoke nearby, do not assume it is related to the Palo Pinto County fire, report it to 911.

With our current dry conditions, we appreciate everyone remaining cautious and helping us keep Bosque County safe.

08/25/2026

🔥 Help Keep Our Community Safe from Wildfires 🔥

Right now, the Texas A&M Forest Service, TPWD first responders, and local agencies are responding to 10 active wildfires across Texas... over 53,000 acres burned and counting. This number doesn’t include the many thousands of acres fires have already destroyed that local, county, and volunteer departments have worked hard to contain.

Check your county’s burn restrictions and avoid or postpone outdoor burning until weather conditions improve.

If you see smoke or a fire, report it immediately. Don’t assume someone else already has.

With multiple wildfires burning, our first responders are working nonstop. We can support them by doing our part to prevent new fires.