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BVSO to postpone three concerts

3 years ago By Special To The Meteor

The Brazos Valley Symphony OrchestraTM today announces the postponement of three upcoming concerts; “Tangos & More” on January 24, “Three Icons” on February 21, and “DSQ +BVSO” on March 28. This announcement comes as a response to the current ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic which has disrupted many arts organizations across the country.

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TOBACCO BARN COLLISION

3 years ago By News Staff

An individual crashed his car into the side of Tobacco Barn on Main Street in Madisonville Jan. 13, no injuries were reported. According to MPD officials, the driver was in his 60s with an amputated leg and the accident was the result of a diabetic episode JONATHAN DEELEY

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NZISD talks campus improvements

3 years ago By Campbell Atkins

The North Zulch ISD facilities committee discussed further plans to remodel their elementary school and surrounding areas during a meeting in the school cafeteria Monday that lasted nearly two hours. The committee will meet again Feb. 2 to continue discussions and community members are encouraged to attend.

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MPD vehicles vandalized

3 years ago By Campbell Atkins

An individual stabbed one tire on four Madisonville Police Department patrol vehicles and their animal control truck as they sat idle behind the station at approximately 8:30 p.m. Thursday. In a Friday Facebook post detailing the event, the department stated there was roughly $1,000 in damage from the vandalistic action.

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NZ B-Ball holds fundraiser

3 years ago By Campbell Atkins

Both North Zulch men’s and women’s basketball squads are holding a Shoot-athon fundraiser at the end of the month to help raise money for the program’s needs. The event has already garnered numerous sponsors as each player prepares to shoot 100 free throws and earn money based on their successes.

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MCISD releases spring ticket methods

3 years ago By Campbell Atkins

Madisonville CISD Athletic Director Rusty Nail released methods for home stadium guidelines during the spring sports season with baseball, softball, powerlifting and tennis activities right around the corner and the track season not far behind.

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NZISD board reviews TAPR

3 years ago By Campbell Atkins

The North Zulch Independent School District (NZISD) board held their monthly meeting for January Thursday and reviewed the district’s Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR). TAPR typically pulls together a variety of information regarding the overall performance of each school district every year.

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Nromangee Brookshire saves vaccines

3 years ago By Special To The Meteor

The Normangee Brookshire Brothers pharmacy, which was allocated 100 doses of the Moderna vaccine by the state to fight the COVID-19 pandemic earlier this month, also had to fight mother nature last week.

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MCSO locates missing person

May 8, 2024 - 06:44

On Saturday, April 27 around 7:46 a.m., Lela Jett Ivey’s family called into the Madison County Sheriff’s Office filing a missing persons order for the 83-year-old woman. After using a statewide system, MCSO got an approximate location of the red 2004 Dodge Ram pickup truck that she was said to be in.

Severe Storms Ravage Madison County

May 8, 2024 - 06:44

Powerful storms battered Madison County over the past week, dumping over 10 inches of rain in some areas. The heavy rainfall washed out roads, caused severe flooding, and forced school closures throughout the week, only reopening on Monday, May 6.

May 8, 2024 - 06:44

GALA NETTLES Editor’s Note: “Opinions in this column are not representative of the views of The Madisonville Meteor.” May is a month filled with activities, isn’t it? One of them began back in 1962 when President John F. Kennedy declared May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which that date falls as Police Week.

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