Cleburne has a full weekend schedule including the Yellow Rose Propane toy drive for Operation Blessing running Friday through Sunday, a documentary screening Friday evening at 1628 W. Henderson, and several Saturday events including fitness classes, a Pokémon Club meeting, and a Photo Society reception, both at 302 W. Henderson St., according to Cleburne Wire.
Cleburne has several community events this Halloween weekend, including a fall festival at the Cleburne Public Library on Saturday and Bike Night at Grumps Burgers on Friday, along with fitness classes, a church mass, and outdoor options at Cleburne State Park.
Cleburne officials and community members are recognizing the service and sacrifice of local police officers, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, and other first responders.
Saturday is the busiest day of the weekend, with fitness classes, a drug take-back event, storytime, a mahjong lesson, and Trunk or Treat all happening around town. Sunday evening heads out to the vineyard for Throwdown Sunday at Pollo Rosa. Friday offers a quieter start with lap swim at the city pool.
A long-standing Cleburne Christmas tradition providing free meals and companionship to those in need is seeking volunteers to continue this year's event.
Saturday is the busiest day, with three fitness classes running simultaneously at different spots around town, plus a therapy dog reading session and a Medicare information class at the library. Friday evening R.I.S.E. Young Adults gathers at Cleburne Bible Church, and Saturday closes with vigil Mass at St. John Vianney. Sprinkle in a meal or a browse downtown and you have a full weekend without leaving the county.
Thread Church in Cleburne has launched an initiative to pay off lunch debt for Cleburne ISD students, ensuring no child goes without meals due to financial hardship.
The Railroaders Home Plate Project is returning Saturday, November 14th at La Moderna Field to provide food assistance to Johnson County residents in need with no requirements or conditions.
Cleburne's weekend lineup includes a 3D printing activity and Pokémon Club at the library, multiple Saturday morning fitness classes, and an evening vigil Mass at St. John Vianney Catholic Church, according to Cleburne Wire.
Two events anchor the weekend downtown — a young adults gathering at Cleburne Bible Church on Friday and the Wine and Artisan Festival on Saturday at 302 S. Main. Beyond those, the town has plenty to fill in the gaps if you know where to look.
A Cleburne school counselor donated a kidney to a Crowley police officer after seeing his story on the news, with the two meeting for the first time after the successful September transplant. The donor, who had long considered helping someone in need, was moved to act when she learned about the officer's medical emergency and discovered they shared the same blood type.
Johnson County JumpStart is seeking donations to support local students ahead of their Johnson County's Got Talent event scheduled for April 22 at the Conference Center.
Cleburne will host National Night Out on October 6th with activities at the police department and throughout neighborhoods to strengthen community-police relationships.
After a hot Thursday pushing close to 97 with the heat index, the weekend arrives with temperatures dropping into the mid-70s and mostly cloudy skies — genuinely pleasant weather for getting out. Night Watch runs all three days at the Layland Arts Center on Henderson, and there's plenty more to fill the hours between now and Sunday.
Cleburne dedicated a monument featuring a steel beam from the World Trade Center towers during a September 11 remembrance ceremony. The dedication represents a significant step in establishing a permanent memorial site for the artifact in the city.
Johnson County residents shared their personal memories and reflections on September 11th, recounting where they were and how the tragic events affected their lives.
A Cleburne housing services specialist has been recognized with a city all-star award for her commitment to solving resident problems completely. Destiny Shukers was honored for her dedication to helping community members navigate housing challenges.