June 2023

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Scooter's Coffee Opens New Franchise in Madisonville, Commits to Community Engagement

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Scooter's Coffee, a popular coffee chain, celebrated its grand opening in Madisonville on Friday, June 23, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Madisonville Chamber of Commerce. Owners Laura McCaskill and Jeff McCaskill are excited to contribute to the local community and have already made significant strides in engaging with the town.

Madison County Commissioners Court to Make Decisions on Various Action Items

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The upcoming session of the Madison County Commissioners Court, scheduled for June 28, is poised to tackle several action items. Among the items to be discussed and decided upon are: Madison County Appraisal District FY 2024 Preliminary Budget: The commissioners will take action on the preliminary budget proposed by the Madison County Appraisal District for the fiscal year 2024.
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Madisonville Community Unites After Devastating Storm

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In the wake of a powerful storm that struck Madisonville on Wednesday, June 21, the community is rallying to overcome the widespread devastation left behind. The storm, characterized by fierce winds, caused extensive damage, including downed trees along Texas Highway 21 and severe destruction in various neighborhoods.
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‘ROUND TOWN

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12 pages • $1 GALA NETTLES One of my favorite people, Betty Stevens , underwent heart surgery last Friday. Since she had a couple of bumps in the road requiring a second surgery she will remain in the hospital for several more days.
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A GREAT WAY TO KICK OFF SUMMER!

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On Friday, June 16th, Midway kicked off its Summer Reading program with 20 kids from Midway showing up to help get things going! There were books given to all the kids, cookie decorating, story time and some crafting as well. If you are in the city of Midway or close to the city, and you have signed your child up to participate in the reading program, please watch your email for upcoming events or contact City Hall at 936-348-6800.

CRIME LOG

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Calls for Service: 65 Traffic Stops: 63 Arrests: 5 The following calls listed are only calls the Sheriff’s Office believes are of interest to the public. The listed calls do not reflect the entire workload that our Deputies respond to or Initiate, each and every day.