Trinity River Squirrel Hunter’s Association Hosts Successful Squirrel Dog Competition

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MIDWAY, TX – The Trinity River Squirrel Hunter’s Association held an exciting squirrel dog competition in Midway on Saturday, September 23, showcasing the talents of squirrel-hunting canines from around the region. The event, registered with the National Kennel Club Association, drew a crowd of 24 enthusiastic participants and spectators.

CORRECTION

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In the Sept. 20 edition of The Meteor “Madison County Commissioners Approve FY 2024 Budget” we reported commissioners deliberated on and approved the Madison County Appraisal District Budget for FY 2024. The budget was actually disapproved. According to Madison County Judge Clark Osborne, the reason behind the commissioner’s decision was based on cost of living adjustment; the increase for the appraisal district employees was 7%, while the county employees are at 2.5%.
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More Time, More Learning

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Madisonville CISD Debates Four-Day Week Superintendent Keith West of Madisonville CISD recently shared his thoughts on switching to a four-day school schedule and why the school district will not make the change. The move, which has been gaining traction in several Texas districts, is under consideration to balance academic rigor with the need for flexibility.
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‘ROUND TOWN

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GALA NETTLES Editor’s Note: “Opinions in this column are not representative of the views of The Madisonville Meteor.” Thank goodness it’s about to be fall! After this record-breaking summer, that sounds exciting, even though the weatherman says the temps will remain in the 90s this week. Britannica says the authority for determining when fall begins is the “autumnal equinox, two moments in the year when the Sun is exactly above the Equator and day and night are of equal length.” For you OCD folks, that means the fall season will officially begin here at 1:50 a.m.
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Madison County Commissioners Approve FY 2024 Budget

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In a recent meeting held by the Madison County Commissioners, several significant actions were discussed and approved, reflecting the county’s commitment to fiscal responsibility and community well-being. The meeting, conducted in accordance with the Local Government Code, saw the commissioners make important decisions on various matters affecting the county.