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A History of Education for Blacks in the Eastern Part of Madison County

3 years ago By Laura Ann Cannon
It’s still Black History month. It matters to me. I have been blessed to work with some of the finest Blacks, including Narvis Spencer, Clara and Floyd Sandles, Blanche Webber, Lem Johnson, Pauline Gooden, Essia Sandles, Willie Glen Nellums, James Byrd, Lural and Wyvonne McCloud, Nardell Burns, Melvin Curtis, S.L. Gilbert, Jesse Boyd Huey, Bill House, andmore. Thosearejust some of my favorites that have passed on to their rewards. If any of those were here to speak now, I feel sure they could do better than I can in talking about problems they encountered while being schooled in Madison County years ago.
An update on Madisonville Athletics  

An update on Madisonville Athletics

3 years ago By Richard Sirman
From Basketball, Golf, Soccer, and Baseball, the Madisonville Mustangs teams have been giving their all in high school sports. The Madisonville Lady Mustangs basketball team (32-4) recently became Bi-District champions by beating Spring Hill last Monday, February 13, to triumph over Little Cypress-Mauriceville Bears by 56-34, becoming Area Champions during play on Friday, February 16.

JAIL LOG

3 years ago By News Staff
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 North Zulch boys basketball team holding up a sign stating that they’re playoff bound  

NZ Boys Clinch Playoff Berth with Come from Behind Win Over Richards

3 years ago By Head Basketball Coach Quinton Fossett
The North Zulch Boys Basketball team clinched a playoff berth for the third consecutive season with a 52-45 win over Richards. North Zulch trailed most of the game until the 4th quarter in which the Bulldogs stifled the Panthers 18-7. North Zulch Head Boys Basketball Coach Quinton Fossett explained how there was no panic in his team in this pivotal matchup despite being behind most of the contest, “The guys never panicked that was the biggest thing, they believed in each other and the game plan, executed, battled on the defensive end, and made winning plays down the stretch”. The Bulldogs were led by Ali Sunny’s 23 points, and received strong efforts from Logan Klentz 7 points 8 rebounds, Luis Gonzalez 6 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, 5 steals, and Tripp Baker with 7 points. River Gafford controlled the glass for North Zulch with 10 rebounds. North Zulch will be in the playoffs for the third consecutive season, and currently sit in 3rd place in the always competitive district 29-1A. Following a loss Friday night against Texas Association of Basketball Coaches #17 ranked Fayetteville, North Zulch moves to 19-11 overall and 8-5 in district play. North Zulch will finish the regular season at home against Dime Box, a win and the Bulldogs clinch 3rd place outright.
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