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Chill Out

4 years ago By News Staff
The North Zulch Volunteer Fire Department held their chili cook off Saturday for the first time in two years after it was cancelled in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The department raised nearly double the amount they raised at the 2020 edition of the event. Pictured are Carolyn Evans of Triple E Cookers as she pours a bowl of chili as well as two-year-old Brynlee Crocker enjoying the event’s D.J. on the dance floor CAMPBELL ATKINS

‘Meet the Candidates' forum set for Thursday

4 years ago By News Staff
The community is invited to attend a forum at the Truman Kimbro Convention Center in Madisonville Thursday at 7 p.m. for an opportunity to hear from several contested positions, including County Judge, Commissioner, District Attorney, Justice of the Peace and Texas Agriculture Commissioner. State Representative candidates are not expected, due to a scheduling conflict with a similar event in Walker County. Written questions will be accepted from those in attendance. Questions for each office will be read and answered by each candidate. The order in which the candidates answer these questions will rotate with each question.

WINTER FREEZE

4 years ago By News Staff
A hard freeze warning was listed for multiple area counties late last week, including Madison County, bringing cold air and high-teens and early-20s temperatures. The freeze resulted in multiple local closures and delays Thursday and Friday. COURTESY PHOTO

WINTER FREEZE

4 years ago By News Staff
A hard freeze warning was listed for multiple area counties late last week, including Madison County, bringing cold air and high-teens and early-20s temperatures. The freeze resulted in multiple local closures and delays Thursday and Friday. COURTESY PHOTO

St. Joe’s receives reaccreditation

4 years ago By Special To The Meteor
The St. Joseph Health Cancer Center’s breast program recently completed its third American College of Surgeons NAPBC reaccreditation survey. The breast program, which gained accreditation in 2014, has been recognized for maintaining levels of excellence in the delivery of comprehensive, patient-centered, multidisciplinary care resulting in high-quality care for patients with breast disease, over the last eight years.