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OPENING ACT

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Students from Lori’s School of Dance, Tumbling and Cheerleading set the tone at Saturday’s First Annual Madisonville Mudbugs and Music Festival at the Madison County Fairgrounds by entertaining citizens as the day’s first act. TIFFANY SCHULZ MCCLURE
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MCSO searching for Carter

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The Madison County Sheriff's Office is searching for 39-yearold Philip Cameron Carter, who has five active felony warrants from July, including attempted murder, and is considered to be armed and dangerous. Carter cut off his ankle monitor and has been off officials’ radar since Thursday, according to MCSO Chief Investigator Chelsea Stanford.
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Mock Trial

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Nine third grade classes attended a mock trial at the Madison County Annex building Thursday, where county personnel performed a Wizard of Oz themed trial, featuring Dorothy Gale as the defendant accused of “theft of the ruby red slippers” and “melting the Wicked Witch of the West’s makeup”. Pictured in costume from left to right are Judi Delesandri as Miss Munchkinson, Lynn Jeffries as Bailiff, Melissa Remenar as Glenda and Racquel Vera, Set and Costume Director.
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Three arrested in local motorcycle gang shooting

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Three suspects were taken into custody as a result of a shooting between apparent motorcycle gangs that took place at the Zip’n Gas Station on East Main Street in Madisonville Saturday afternoon, according to a Monday press release from Madisonville Police Department Chief Herbert Gilbert.

News of the Weird

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OOPS! What do you get when you cross spring picture day, a green screen background and St. Patrick’s Day? Completely memorable elementary school photos, of course! At Sugar Grove Elementary School in Center Grove, Indiana, picture day happened to fall on St.
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Wildfire risk remains high in much of state

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Much of the state remains at considerable risk for wildfires through this week, largely because of higher-than-usual temperatures and drought conditions. More than 40% of the state is suffering extreme drought conditions, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. Nearly the entire state is in some form of drought, with much of the Panhandle, High Plains and west central Texas most at risk.