Change The World Missions returned for “Mission Madisonville” last week with a number of constructive activities and religious-based lessons for the community’s youth. The camp, which has grown substantially over the last decade, is led by young and promising religious leaders from across the country.

The Pit Stop Café is moving to a new Bedias location and is now open for business at 3915 Magnolia Street. Give Tina a call at 936-355-0133 for more information and join in the festivities.

Boots is a beautiful and fun 12-18-month-old girl around 40 pounds. She doesn’t like being cooped up at the shelter and would much rather be someone’s running buddy or have a big yard to run and play in. Boots is a very friendly sweet girl who is up to date on all shots and preventative, heart worm negative, and is spayed. Her adoption fee is only $50. Interested parties should contact the animal control division of the Madisonville Police Department at (936) 348-3317 to retrieve an adoption application.

Texas A&M junior golfer and Madisonville alumni Sam Bennett represented Texas A&M for Team USA in the Arnold Palmer Cup, which took place this past weekend June 11-13. Bennett helped the Aggies to their thirteenth win since the event’s creation back in 1997.

Lori’s School of Dance, Tumbling and Cheerleading held their 21st Dance Tumbling and Cheerleading recital in the Madisonville High School auditorium Saturday. The event included tumbling, cheerleading and martial arts routines as competitive and non-competitive teams performed for their friends and families.

The Madisonville football team began their seven-on-seven summer activities at MHS Monday and are planning to compete in similar events every Monday they can in the month of June. The schedule, however, is tentative as two events have already been canceled due to weather.