BREAKFAST: CHILLED OR FRESH FRUIT, 100% FRUIT JUICE, CHOICE OF MILK ALWAYS AVAILABLE Thursday, March 31: Breakfast Pizza OR Pop Tarts Friday, April 1: Assorted Muffins OR Assorted Cereal Monday, April 4: Breakfast Tornado OR Assorted Cereal Tuesday, April 5: Pancakes/Waffles OR Pop Tarts Wednesday, April 6: Breakfast Pizza OR Assorted Cereal K-5 LUNCH: Thursday, March 31: Chicken Fajita Spaghetti OR Grilled Cheese Friday, April 1: Hamburger OR Chicken Sandwich OR *Fish Monday, April 4: BBQ Sandwich OR Pizza Pocket Tuesday, April 5: Chicken Nuggets OR Steak Fingers Wednesday, April 6: Pizza OR Corn Dog JR. HIGH & HIGH SCHOOL LUNCH: Thursday, March 31: Chicken Smackers, Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy, Green Beans Friday, April 1: Steak Finger Basket w/Gravy OR Chicken Sandwich Monday, April 4: Tangerine Chicken OR Boneless Wings Tuesday, April 5: Pizza Bar, Garden Spinach Salad, Seasoned Corn Wednesday, April 6: Crispy Tacos OR Sloppy Jose Totchos.

The Midway Church of Christ will host the Lanier Stevens Memorial Gospel Singing on Tuesday, April 12, in the church’s Fellowship Hall. Snacks will be served at 6 p.m. and the singing will start shortly thereafter. Dennis Ivey will host the event and anyone who likes to sing, play an instrument or just listen to some good ole’ Gospel and country music is invited to attend.

The following persons were arrested or booked into the Madison County jail. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

The following information was released to the public by the Madison County Sheriff’s Department via their Facebook page on March 25 Traffic stops: 79 Motorist assist: 15 Alarms: 2 Livestock calls: 7 Crashes: 8 The following calls listed are only calls the Sheriff’s Office believes are of interest to the public. The listed calls do not reflect the entire workload that our Deputies respond to or Initiate, each and every day.

In second grade of elementary school the girls used to play a game with some wildflowers that were blooming. They would pick a flower; mention a boy’s name they liked and pull of one petal of the flower at a time. As they did this they would say, “He loves me” and with the next petal, “He loves me not”. The last petal left was supposed to show how the person mentioned really felt about them. We don’t have to play that game to know if God loves us or not. He proved it over 2000 years ago. It was the day that Christ Jesus suffered and died on the cross for us, (Romans 5:8). Part of it involved the verbal (Luke 22:63) and terrible physical abuse (John 19:1-3) He endured. He was innocent, (John 19:4) but sentenced, (John 19:6) to a slow death on a cross. They drove nails or spikes through His hands and feet and placed Him on a wooden cross so all the people could see, and there He died hours later, (John 19:30). Jesus cried out, "It is finished!" It was at that place and at that moment that the innocent blood of the Son of God was shed for us so we could have our sins forgiven, (Matthew 26:27,28). It was not just the forgiveness of our sins but also the hope of a whole new relationship to God

Forage producers are dealing with the ripple effects of dry conditions, sporadic cold temperatures and below-average cool-season production as hay supplies tighten for cattle operations, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service reports.

AUSTIN — The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission approved hunting regulations for the 2022-23 season at its public meeting held March 24 in Austin. Commissioners adopted the following modifications and clarifications to the 2022-23 Statewide Hunting Proclamation: