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‘ROUND TOWN

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12 pages • $1 Most likely you’ve heard about the legislation our government recently passed that is supposed to help us survive the on-going sticker-shock inflation. It’s good news for those of you leaning toward buying an electric vehicle! Well, maybe.
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Texas Ranger Memorial Dedication for Christian Conner

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richard.sirman@madisonvillemeteor.com Christian “Chris” Rasor Connor, 1850-1916, was a Texas Ranger who received a memorial cross dedication on Monday, September 12, at the Madisonville Cemetery in Madisonville, Texas. The Former Texas Rangers Association sponsored the dedication, and it was Steven Brown, one of the greatgrandsons of Connor, who wanted the dedication to take place in honor of Connor and his late father.
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Lady Mustangs travel to Orlando

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richard.sirman@madisonvillemeteor.com The Lady Mustangs volleyball team of Madisonville High School traveled to Orlando, Florida the first weekend of September to play in a tournament sponsored by the Kaylee Scholarship Association (KSA). “We were scheduled to go in 2020,” said Madisonville Head Volleyball Coach Kristen Hooten, remarking that back in 2020, they had a group of nine seniors to take the trip.
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Mustangs beat the Eagles 57-28

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richard.sirman@madisonvillemeteor.com The Madisonville Mustangs traveled to Fairfield on Friday, September 2, to challenge the Eagles on their home turf, and they came out triumphant 57-28, moving to 2-1 on the season. Starting the game with a bang, Ty Williams passed to Jer’mal Holland from the 13-yard line for a touchdown; Alexander Torres, PAT would be good, leading the Mustangs 0-7.
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Bedias Community Events Abound over the Coming Weeks

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The Bedias Civic Club offers 1st Thursday potlucks, and 2nd Tuesday movies at the civic center. Please go to, www. facebook.com/BediasCivicClubAssoc, for more information. Mayor Gwen also shares that the civic assoc. will sponsor their Annual Trunk or Treat, Saturday, Oct. 22nd, and encourages area residents and businesses to participate, please call Mayor Gwen for more information.
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Poll: Most Texas teachers consider quitting

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More than three-fourths of Texas teachers say they have seriously considered quitting the profession largely because of a perceived lack of respect and support, according to a new survey by the Charles Butt Foundation. Excessive workload and inadequate pay were other major reasons that teachers are considering leaving, The Dallas Morning News and other media outlets reported.