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Paxton trial completes first week

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The first week of suspended Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s impeachment trial in the Senate ended with his former lead law enforcement officer testifying an Austin developer alleged to have bribed Paxton constructed a “conspiracy theory” that federal officials altered a search warrant for his property, the Austin American- Statesman reported. David Maxwell, the former AG official, said real estate developer Nate Paul pushed Paxton to investigate federal law enforcement agencies probing his business.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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Dear Editor, The star on the Texas flag somehow seems to shine a little brighter every year as more and more people move to Texas to find a thriving economy and a better quality of life. While that growth is wonderful to see, it does bring challenges to our transportation system.
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We need your help!

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My essay today is nothing like my usual. Here at the beginning, I want to remind all of you about the Museum’s new exhibit. Items from the baby exhibit are mostly gone now, and if you loaned us some things and don’t have them back yet, please come in and take them. The new Madison County Champions exhibit is in the works and should get better every day.
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Mr. Rodney

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Recently I found an article written by H.B. Fox, who was our Meteor’s editor from 1937 until 1945. He wrote the piece I’m sharing, entitled “Sensation is His Middle Name!” in 1947, and I calculated that year by the subject’s age mentioned below. I don’t know the publication in which it appeared; my copy does not give such information, but appears to have come from a magazine of some type. From the next paragraph onward, I’m borrowing Fox’s words, because he did a good job. As you read, keep in mind the year 1947.
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A ONE CAMERA TOWN?

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At first glance it appears to be a rather silly question, but there is reason behind the madness, so first a little bit, perhaps a bit more than a little, background. The 2018 May issue of “Texas Highways” featured a very interesting story about the Woodbine Inn & Restaurant.