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Madison County Law Enforcement Responds to DOJ Report

2 years ago By Richard Sirman

Last week, the U.S. Department of Justice’s report on the law enforcement response to the school shooting in Uvalde broke headlines across the nation. The report came out Thursday, Jan. 17, and sparked many law enforcement agencies to look within to reassess and strengthen their preparedness in case of any disaster.  

Among those agencies were some in Madison County, including the City of Madisonville’s Police Department and the Madison County Sheriff’s Office, who emphasized the collaborative efforts to prevent school shootings.  

‘ROUND TOWN  

‘ROUND TOWN

2 years ago By News Staff
GALA NETTLES Editor’s Note: “Opinions in this column are not representative of the views of The Madisonville Meteor.” Here’s what’s going on ‘round town. First, for those of you who are members of the Madison County Republican Party, this Thursday evening is the “Meet the Candidates Forum” at 7 p.m.
At the 2024 Aggieland Classic held on Friday, Jan 19, through Sunday, Jan 19, the FC Mustangs had two teams that participated in the gold bracket, the highest level of the competition and both teams came away with championship trophies. The U11 team is in red and black, while the U12 team is in red and white. COURTESY PHOTOS  

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2 years ago By News Staff

At the 2024 Aggieland Classic held on Friday, Jan 19, through Sunday, Jan. 19, the FC Mustangs had two teams that participated in the gold bracket, the highest level of the competition and both teams came away with championship trophies. The U11 team is in red and black, while the U12 team is in red and white.

MCISD Reacts to 5th Circuit Court’s Decision on Book Content  

MCISD Reacts to 5th Circuit Court’s Decision on Book Content

2 years ago By Richard Sirman
Recently, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on House Bill 900, a Texas law requiring booksellers to categorize the explicitness and relevance of sexual content in materials sold to schools; the court temporarily halted the enforcement of the bill on Wednesday, Jan. 17, leaving Madisonville Consolidated School District and many other districts in the state confused while they navigate uncharted waters.