Podcasts about Bosque

In this episode, we talk to members of the congregation, and Pastor John Thiele about the 59th Annual Zion United Church Sausage Supper. The tradition keeps many coming back for delicious handmade sausage, and out of this world desserts. We also talk to a family that's been coming out to the Radde-Tannebaum tree farm for generations, as well as owner Cathy Radde, about the tree farm that draws crowds each year. You'll hear local events and news briefs, including the "Spread the Light" contest in Valley Mills, events at the Bosque Arts Center, Santa at the Meridian Public Library, Christmas on the Bosque,  and more. Last, we'll conclude with the local arrest report. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

In this episode, we talk to Interim Chief Gage Guinn of the Clifton Police Department about local law enforcement's response to a car fire Thanksgiving morning. The Bosque County Sheriff's Office, Clifton VFD, and North Bosque EMS arrived, with the Texas DPS still investigating the incident. Remember, as many of us enjoy time off with our family and friends, the call never goes unanswered. You'll hear an important message on how to take care of your pets properly in colder weather from the experts at Clifton Feed. We've got a lot of news briefs and events happening this weekend as well. You'll also hear from Jan Kieta of the Bosque Arts Center, about Tablescapes and how the show continues.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

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In this episode, you'll hear from some at the 29th Annual Santa's Angel Toy Run in Meridian. We've also got the details on the Angel Tree for youth in need around the county. We've got news briefs and events, and your local arrest report.  Renee Kettler talks the massive of amount of work and ingredients that went into the Clifton Lions Club's Pancake Supper in Clifton, which packed blocks around the Clifton Civic Center. Last Friday, students, residents and many more turned out at food banks for the Annual Food for Families Drive. We caught up with a couple Clifton teachers about the event. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

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In this episode, you'll hear from Bosque County Sheriff Trace Hendricks on some new bulletproof vests for the department. We've got updates for Thanksgiving events, like those at Corner Drug Cafe, Foothills Restaurant and Bar, and the Clifton Church of Christ. For our final story, we'll stop by the Corner Drug Cafe for some traditional Norwegian cookie-making.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

In this episode, you'll hear from many at the Veterans Day Ceremony held at Clifton ISD in the Performing Arts Center. Wreaths Across America, Clifton VFW Post 8553, the CES  Choir, the Clifton High School Band, and many more participated in this event organized by the Bosque River Valley Chapter of NSDAR. We also talk to a local business owner about a big Thanksgiving Day meal coming up, before we head to local events with the Meridian Public Library, the Clifton Chamber of Commerce, Bosque Museum, Bosque County Child Welfare Board, and more. Before we close, you'll hear a part of the local arrest report.  Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

In this episode, we'll head to Cranfills Gap for the Veterans Day Ceremony held last Thursday. A large crowd gathered to honor those men and women that have served their country. You'll hear local news briefs, a big announcement from CobraTec in Meridian, and more before the local weather report and forecast for the upcoming week. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

¿Alguna vez has sentido que alguien o algo te observa en el bosque? La próxima vez que acudas a uno, recuerda que hay que tener respeto por la naturaleza y lo que la habita... incluso en el plano paranormal. Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales en este enlace: https://linktr.ee/relatosdelanoche See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, you'll hear from Carol Linn and Libby Olsen of Bosque County Spay Neuter. We also caught up with Alicia Reed about the disappearance of John Richard Creech, and how the case has been re-opened. We'll take a look at news briefs and  the first round of playoffs in Football. Listen for a fresh round of local news briefs, and more community announcements. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

Si crees que las brujas están presentes en la cultura mexicana o de algunos países de Latinoamérica, déjame decirte que estas muy equivocado, ellas viven en todos lados y realizan sus rituales en cualquier lugar apartado que les brinde algo de complicidad junto con la oscuridad de la noche. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we're back to the music with the 8th Annual Texas Troubadour Songwriter Classic at the Bosque Arts Center. Here's a mashup of the performances Saturday evening from the five troubadours that joined in this year. You'll hear Amy Taylor, Blake Dagley, Sadie Self, Zac Clifton, and Bill Sibley. We also caught up with Paige Key of the Clifton Chamber of Commerce about upcoming events, the Norwegian Country Christmas Tour, Chamber Membership Drive, and the 28th ornament that features a bit of Bosque County history. You'll hear a fresh round of news briefs before the local arrest report. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

Lillian is co-owner of one of the best Mexican Restaurant on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Be ready to learn a lot about the restaurant industry.

In this episode, we talk to some ghouls and goblins about recent Halloween festivities in the county. We'll take a look at local news too. Before we head to Halloween weekend events across the county, we'll highlight community care with Holy Guacamole, put on by the Clifton Ministerial alliance. We'll take a look at local news briefs, including the Sausage Supper by Zion United Church, Veteran's Day Ceremonies in Cranfills Gap and Clifton, and more before your local arrest report. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

In this episode, we take a look at local Halloween events countywide, football scores from Friday, and your Bosque County Weather Report for this week.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

In this episode, you'll hear from Peg Piltingsrud about an upcoming class to teach the Norwegian tradition of Rosemalling. She talks its history, classes on how to do it at the Bosque Arts Center and a live demonstration at the 219 Artisan Market.  We'll also take a look at Halloween events from Laguna Park to Morgan, all the way to Clifton, and even to Valley Mills. Before we conclude, we'll take a look at local football teams and where they're headed (or not) this week.  Renee Kettler also talks the end of the fall season of the Healthy Kids Running Series.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

Como indico en la introducción de este episodio, mi conversación con Fernando Guido Ruiz, conocido como Fer Ruiz, se grabó el domingo 17 de octubre de 2021 y la intro se grabó el viernes 22 de octubre de 2021. Un saludo a mi madre que es su cumpleaños y no lo dije en la intro, ya que me estaba preparando para tomar un vuelo para irla a visitar. Aun sigo pensando si debo grabar un video para mi canal de YouTube sobre los discos que he adquirido y como estoy reconstruyendo de a poco mi colección de discos que perdi en la mudanza a los EEUU. Ustedes me dirán ya si debo de hacerlo o no. Voy a someter una encuesta en mi cuenta de Twitter @M2FM2S. participen y déjenme sabe que opinan. El episodio de hoy se lo debe a Pablo Hernandez Mejias, el cuatrista puertorriqueno que entrevisté en el episodio 74, el enlace lo dejo aquí para los que quieran escuchar este episodio: https://www.ivoox.com/episodio-74-pablo-hernandez-mejias-cuatrista-puertorriqueno-audios-mp3_rf_31764777_1.html. Con Fernando hice, como es mi costumbre, un recorrido por su carrera musical y como técnico de sonido. Hablamos, como es tema recurrente, de la pandemia, los efectos de la misma en su carrera y lanzamiento de su disco Bosque de Agua, el cual recomiendo altamente escucharlo, y sus periplos en una A Coruña muy particular y como los viajes a Curitiba, Iguazú y otras regiones de nuestra America preciosa e incomparable dejaron huellas en su música. Espero que lo disfruten y por favor dejen comentarios sobre este episodio. La música de Fer Ruiz la pueden conseguir en estas plataformas: iTunes, Bandcamp, Google Play, SoundCloud y en Spotify. Les dejo los enlaces: SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/fer-ruiz-musico Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5JRWerorpok3BDt2rOu1Y3?autoplay=true Linktr.ee/fer.ruiz YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9uv_Ehwkbw En las redes sociales, lo pueden seguir en: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJXfcLRz8UpGSpOsJ35noZg Instagram: fer.ruiz.musico Todos los derechos de este episodio están reservados y se prohíbe la reproducción del audio aquí incluido. La música aquí incluida Bosque de Agua y Quisiera Verte de Blanco es una obra protegida y de la autoría de Fer Ruiz. Estas obras musicales están protegidas por la Ley de Propiedad Intelectual y su uso está autorizado por el invitado. El contenido de este episodio está protegido por las leyes de Propiedad Intelectual de EE UU (Copyright Act de 1976). Se prohíbe la reproducción de la misma mediante cualquier formato sin las autorizaciones o consentimiento de los autores de este episodio y su música. El logo de Music in 2Flavors/Música en 2Sabores es una marca registrada ®. Se prohíbe el uso, replica y distribución de la misma sin autorización de su titular al igual que parte o todo el contenido de este episodio. Me pueden contactar y seguirme en mis redes sociales: Twitter : M2fM2s Instagram : Music2Flavors Website : www.musicin2flavors.com Patreon : www.patreon.com/musicin2flavors Telegram : Si quieres pertenecer a mi grupo de Telegram, envíame un mensaje y te haré participe de una grupo jovial, ameno y divertido en donde compartimos información sobre el mundo de la música.

In this episode, we'll do something a little different. We're taking a look at music in recent weeks across the county, before we talk the National Championship Barbecue Cookoff. We talked to a ton of seasoned cookers there, including one that overcame an emergency to be there, and even won two awards. You'll hear local news briefs, like some Halloween party plans at Foothills Restaurant and Bar, the Bosque Arts Center, Clifton Main Street, and more. We're even looking ahead at Thanksgiving events, like the Clifton Civic Improvement Society's Turkey Dinner and the community Thanksgiving meal at Corner Drug Cafe. Last, but not least, you'll hear some of the local arrest report. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

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El podcast de esta semana tuvo como punto de partida aquella noticia llegada desde China y que prendió todas las alertas porque delimitó las expectativas en torno a la tecnología de quinta generación. Sí, en ella se reveló que muchos de los casos de uso expuestos hasta el momento sólo habían sido muestras claras de su potencialidad pero que resultaban inviables en términos económicos. ¿Y ahora? Durante casi 40 minutos el equipo editorial de Telesemana.com discurrió en torno a esa pregunta, pero también acerca de la urgente prioridad regional de avanzar con la capilaridad de la conectividad y con el achicamiento de las brechas. Que el árbol no tape el bosque, ni impida ver la importancia de las disrupciones y de las planificaciones de largo plazo.

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In this episode, we'll talk to Angela Smith of the City of Clifton and Clifton Main Street about FallFest 2021. She talks sponsors, what changed with the event this year, and how everything went. You'll hear from Jan Zuelkhe about the murders that took place in Clifton in 1985. Zuehlke worked with Mickey Bryan, and at the school at the same time as Joe Bryan, though not on the same campus.  The events ultimately inspired her daughter and she to write a book. We've got other news briefs from around Bosque County as well. Last but certainly not least, we'll take a look at local football schedules for this week. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

In this episode, we hear from a barbecuer with a team name like no other planning to compete at the National Championship Barbecue Cookoff. You'll also hear from Judith Baker, featured artist at the Bosque Arts Center for the month of October. She speaks about her art, and the science behind it.  and We'll take a look at local news briefs, and what's to come in Bosque before your local arrest report. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de Fútbol Infinito con Eduardo Biscayart y Pepe del Bosque. 00:00 Bienvenida 01:13 El Barcelona resucita 19:41 Jornada 9 de la Liga 22:37 Crisis del Manchester United 30:27 Jornada 8 de la Premier League 50:46 Jornada 8 de la Bundesliga 54:13 Jornada 10 de la Ligue 1 59:29 Jornada 8 de la Serie A 01:0732 Previa Jornada 3 de la Champions League 01:11:16 Ciclo Maestro Tabarez 01:13:10 Previa Jornada 3 de la Champions League #FúbolInfinito #AnsuFati #BayernMunich #ManchesterUnited #CristianoRonaldo #ChampionsLeague

In this episode, we talk National Domestic Violence Awareness month with the co-founder of a local Women's Shelter in Bosque, Sarina Ozuna. We talk about the recent case that swept the nation, how to identify toxic and potentially abusive relationships, and how you can find local support. You'll hear the local weather report, and we take a look at local sports. Listen in for the weekend edition of the Bosque County Blast. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

In this episode, we'll talk to Valley Mills Police Chief Roy Fikac about a fundraiser for the youth this year. You'll also hear from Jackie Murski on some upcoming BARK events, and other news briefs around Bosque County. Last but certainly not least, we'll take a look at local football schedules for this week. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

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 In this episode, we hear from many at the dedication of the John A. Lomax literary Landmark Saturday in Meridian, Texas. Director Marianne Woerner and Pam Hardcastle from the Meridian Texas Public Library spoke, in addition to Texas Texas State Library and Archives Commission Director and Libarian Gloria Meraz, and Rebekah Manley of Texas Center for the Book. We take a look at local news briefs like the Big Buck Contest, FallFest, National Championship Barbecue Cookoff, and the Norwegian Country Christmas Home Tour. You'll hear the arrest report, and we talk barbecue with a local couple that renewed their vows...at a barbecue competition in Texas.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

In this episode, we take a look at local sports from across the county, weather for the week, local events, and news. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

Los paisajes sonoros de F.S. Blumm y Nils Frahm, James Blake, Lady Blackbird, Onyx Collective, Jordan Rakei o The War On Drugs son la banda sonora que hemos escogido para hablar de la edición de Bosquegrafíes que está teniendo lugar en el concejo de Pongue (Asturias). Con una Instalación de Land Art a cargo de Raquel de la Insúa como escenografía añadida a la natural, está celebración del arte y la naturaleza que tendrá lugar hasta el domingo 10 cuenta con la poesía de Alejandro Fernández-Osorio, Raquel Lanseros o Esther Muntañola; la escultura de Carmen Castillo Bartolomé; el Naturalismu Poéticu de Raúl Alcanduerca y su Herbario sonoro; la literatura de Walt Whitman por Raúl Vacas Polo; la ilustración de Esther Cuesta Sáiz, la Danza y Música Nel Bosque de Arborecer o el Bañu de Bosque de Alicia Andres Ramos y Josu Belmonte. Todos ellos conforman los nervios de estas hojas de otoño que crepitan bajo nuestros pies. Escuchar audio

Bienvenidos a Fútbol Infinito, este episodio Jaime Macías estará acompañado por Andrés Cordero, Copán Álvarez, Pepe del Bosque y Kevin Rodríguez analizarán cada partido de la Jornada 4 del Octagonal de la CONCACAF. Resultados Jornada 4 00:00 Bienvenida 00:36 USA 2-0 Jamaica 12:11 Honduras 0-0 Costa Rica 26:50 México 1-1 Canadá 40:37 El Salvador 1-0 Panamá Próxima fecha - 5 Costa Rica vs El Salvador Jamaica vs Canadá Panamá vs USA México vs Honduras #OctogonalConcacaf #México #Jamaica #Canadá #Honduras #Panamá #CostaRica #ElSalvador #USA

 In this episode, we'll talk to a local cooker about the competition at the National Championship Barbecue Cookoff this year. You'll also hear from Kathy Harr on an important memorial coming up in December, and how a national organization gone local needs volunteers and more. We cover local news events coming up in Bosque County, as well as a look at sports schedules for every local school district. Cranfills Gap and Walnut Springs are set to play today, while everyone else will take to the field tomorrow night. Listen in for your News Blast Podcast.  Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

In this episode, we hear from Karen Cornett, President of BCSN, who recently helped the organization with many others put on its annual fundraiser. We talk to Renee Kettler about the Healthy Kids Running Series and how Week 2 went. We cover local news and upcoming events, as well as the arrest report from the Bosque County Sheriff's Office. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

In this episode, we hear from Heath Wright of Ricochet, set to headline FallFest in Downtown Clifton this year. We pay a visit to the John A. Lomax Amphitheater for the Lomax Gathering held by the Bosque Museum, talk countywide news briefs, and even hear a little bit from the first run of the Healthy Kids Running Series Clifton, Texas from last Sunday. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show with his ongoing quest to find some positive developments in our dystopian present. Then we are joined by Lili Loofbourow to talk about the growing popularity and moral ambiguity of the Herman Cain Awards, which chronicle the Covid deaths of hardcore anti-vaxxers and belligerent anti-maskers in great detail. And finally veteran border reporter Melissa del Bosque joins us to explain how Border Patrol officials work with right-wing media outlets to help craft their narrative of a border that's perennially in crisis in order to undermine Democrats and support their hardline immigration policies.  PlaylistLil Nas X: "Jolene"Beck: "Satellite of Love"Epic Symphonic Rock: "Kashmir" 

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In this episode, you'll hear from Director Deb Phinney of the Bosque Arts Center's latest production this fall, Honky Tonk Hissy Fit. We take a look at some local event updates before the local arrest report as well. Listen in for your News Blast Podcast. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

In this episode, we hear from Meridian Police Chief  Blake Johnson on recent vandalism in Meridian, and take a look at local weather for the next week. We'll look at upcoming events today with the Bosque Museum and Bosque County Spay Netuer,  and check out how football teams did across the county. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

In this episode, we hear from T. Graham Brown, who recently delivered a stunning show at the Bosque Arts Center, we'll take a look at sports coming up this weekend and a countywide news blast. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

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In this episode, we hear from the Meridian Public Library, we'll deliver this week's arrest report and a countywide news blast. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

A big weekend in Bosque County means a big episode. Listen in to hear from members of the Bosque Arts Center, including Joyce Jones and Paige Sibila, speak at the opening of the biggest art show in Bosque. We also caught up with local artists Lloyd Voges of Clifton and Thomas Tankersley of Valley Mills. They talked about their respective mediums in the creation of art, why they do it, and how they made it into the Bosque Art Classic this year. We caught up with a local member of First Security State Bank, and how they're moving into the future with Apple and Google Pay.  You'll hear from Toney Rogers and Savannah Reed of Armadillo Prints, about the new future for the shop, the Glitzy Armadillo. Last, but certainly not least, we visit places around the area in an audio montage of events that happened this past weekend. You'll hear the sidelines at Valley Mills ISD, the gallery at the BAC, County Judge Cindy Vanlandingham speak at the Patriot Day gathering at the Bosque County Courthouse, and more. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

Incluye charla con Micky Nadal y llamada de García a Vicente del Bosque a Japón

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In this episode, we'll take a look at weekend events, sports scores, the arrest report, and some great feature stories. You'll hear from Valley Mills Police Chief Roy Fikac about the recent vandalism on the school football field, and what happened as a result. Paul Hardcastle of the National Championship Barbecue Cookoff talks about what's new this year with the festival and delicious competition. We've got local events featured from the Bosque Arts Center, NSDAR, Bosque Animal Rescue Kennels, the Cranfills Gap Chamber, Bacon Bash Texas, and much more. Listen for upcoming games this week, law enforcement, and much more. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

Apocalipsis 11:15-‬19 RVA2015:El séptimo ángel tocó la trompeta. Y en el cielo se oyeron grandes voces que decían: “El reino del mundo ha venido a ser de nuestro Señor y de su Cristo. Él reinará por los siglos de los siglos”. Y los veinticuatro ancianos, que estaban sentados en sus tronos delante de Dios, se postraron sobre sus rostros y adoraron a Dios diciendo: “Te damos gracias, Señor Dios Todopoderoso, que eres y que eras, porque has asumido tu gran poder y reinas. Las naciones se enfurecieron, pero ha venido tu ira y el tiempo de juzgar a los muertos, y de dar su galardón a tus siervos los profetas y a los santos y a los que temen tu nombre, tanto a los pequeños como a los grandes, y de destruir a los que destruyen la tierra”. Y fue abierto el templo de Dios que está en el cielo, y se hizo visible el arca de su pacto en su templo. Entonces estallaron relámpagos, voces, truenos, un terremoto y una fuerte granizada.En este libro que nos muestra por revelación las cosas que acontecieron, están aconteciendo y que acontecerá, podemos ver que nada de lo que ha pasado o pasará ha tomado por sorpresa a nuestro Dios. Podemos ver claramente que todo ha tenido un propósito específico y que todas las cosas que vendrán tienen una meta y es para demostrar todo poder y autoridad en el nombre del Señor. Todo sucede para que se cumplan los planes de Dios y se establezca el reino de Dios sobre todo gobierno celestial y terrenal. Es por eso que los 24 ancianos se alegraron y declararon el momento en que el Señor manifestó su autoridad como Rey sobre todas las cosas.Pero antes de esta manifestación de poder y autoridad suprema del Señor, Dios permitió que por ciertos momentos en la historia del mundo, los reinos humanos influenciados por Satanás tuvieran cierto control y maltrataran a los justos. El Señor siempre ha mostrado su gloria en medio de la persecución y las tribulaciones para que todo el mundo conozca a Jesús por medio de su abundante gracia y amor inmensurable, pero llegó el momento de demostrar su ira y dejar que su justo juicio se realice en todo ser viviente y en los que murieron para juzgar si sus obras fueron buenas o malas. Los malos que destruyeron la tierra recibirán su castigo; y los que caminaron por la senda del bien, todos aquellos que creyeron en su nombre y anunciaron al Señor con valentía, recibirán recompensas.Recordemos las palabras del Señor en el evangelio de Juan 5:28-29: “No se asombren de esto, porque vendrá la hora cuando todos los que están en los sepulcros oirán su voz y saldrán, los que hicieron el bien para la resurrección de vida pero los que practicaron el mal para la resurrección de condenación.”Este orden de los planes divinos de Dios en el libro de Apocalipsis se reflejan en un nivel personal y cíclico en nuestras vidas; Dios permite la prueba para mostrar su poder y recompensar al que ha sido fiel, y castigar con sus propias consecuencias al altivo, maldadoso y destructor. Así se manifestará el Señor varias veces en nuestras vidas; y en el tiempo final de la gracia, vendrá el gran juicio sobre la humanidad. Esto se cumplirá a su tiempo. Para concluir el devocional de hoy, recordemos las palabras del apóstol Pablo en 2 Timoteo 4:8: “Por lo demás, me está reservada la corona de justicia, la cual me dará el Señor, el Juez justo, en aquel día. Y no solo a mí sino también a todos los que han amado su venida.”Escucha la canción "Al estar ante Ti" de Alejandro del Bosque con Jesús Adrián Romero para que te inspire a imaginar ese momento cuando estemos ante la presencia de Dios adorándole.Soy tu amigo y hermano Eduardo Rodríguez. Que el señor Jesús escuche tu oración en este día.========

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Listen in for your Tuesday Newsday! But we're back to Monday/Thursday episodes next week as summer is officially winding down. For this episode, we interviewed Singer/Songwriter Marty Haggard about his roots, and what he brings to the table as a judge in the Texas Troubador Songwriter Classic.  You'll also hear from LeAnne McCamey who started recently as Collection Manager at the Bosque County Collection. Last, we'll head to Clifton and Meridian for some football last week during the season opening games. We heard a little from the head coaches, a local photographer and Cheer Instructor Jessica Risinger as well. The 9/11 Tribute Dinner in Valley Mills has about 40 seats left, with all proceeds benefitting Valley Mills Police and the Valley Mills Volunteer Fire Department. We've got events from BARK, the Cranfills Gap Chamber of Commerce, Clifton Chamber of Commerce and much more. Listen in for the News Blast Podcast for Bosque County. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)

We're finally back with season 5 of the Bosque County Blast! We've got a really important message from Adam Willmann of Goodall-Witcher Healthcare today on rural hospitals, how COVID-19 affects care centers across the state, and even people in our community with other health concerns.  We caught up with Kyle Fields for look a big Central Texas Youth Fair Fundraiser in Clifton. There's also time to get involved with the Meridian 4H & FFA Buyers Association and Summer Palooza. Last, but certainly not least, we'll talk to Jackie Murski of Bosque Animal Rescue Kennels about neglected animal that led to intervention from the Bosque County Sheriff's Office. Sheriff Trace Hendricks weighs in on the situation and what happened.  September 11 is huge day for events across the county, with a Patriotic 9/11 Tribute planned at the Bosque County Courthouse at noon, and much more. We've got a lot of highlights of all that's happening in October and the rest of September.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=X5XXASRHXWAAW)