In Lone Star 2.0, more than 3,000 undocumented immigrants have been arrested by Texas Department of Public Safety officers this year, according to records obtained by The Texas Tribune. As illegal border crossings plunge, state police are shifting their energies toward aiding the Trump administration’s mass deportation effort.

While the President’s enforcement of the law was legal, there were bands of extremely Liberal- Minded Legislators who began flocking to the cities to meet with the Illegal Aliens. These Human leeches were seeking media time to garner votes. They began informing the Illegal Aliens that they were more than welcome here and everything they could possibly want would be given to them. They didn’t need to even be concerned about obeying the immigration laws. Sadly, it seemed that the majority of the City Humans (who were Liberals) believed the rhetoric too. They came out in droves in support of the Illegal Aliens.

CENTERVILLE – The Leon County community is anticipating the 27th annual Grand Tent Revival scheduled for Oct. 2-5 at the Tri-Circle Ranch Chrisitan Center located about 12 miles south of Centerville on County Road 106, a half-mile off Farm to Market 1119. Organized by TCRCC, the event promises four evenings of music, spiritual renewal and fellowship under a canvas tent in a cow pasture.

The 210 friendship bracelets made by Midway 4-H members for Hunt Independent School District flood victims arrived at the school this week, completing a project that began two months ago. The bracelets were picked up Tuesday, Sept.

Residents can receive free health screenings and flu shots at the 28th annual Health First Fair on Thursday, Oct. 2 at the Truman Kimbro Convention Center in Madisonville.

The Madisonville High School Mustang Band will host 12 area bands for a marching competition Saturday, Sept. 27.

Santos and Leticia Munoz of 411 N. Commerce St. were recognized with the City of Madisonville’s August Yard of the Month award. Their well-kept lawn and landscaping reflect the homeowners’ hard work, pride, and dedication, adding beauty to both their property and the surrounding neighborhood.

CHARITY GROUP BUILDS 36 BEDS FOR CHILDREN.

North Zulch PTO hosted its annual Open House and Family Bingo Night on Thursday, Sept. 18, at North Zulch ISD. Families visited classrooms, met teachers, and explored school resources before enjoying a free dinner and bingo games in the cafeteria.