EDITOR’S CORRECTION

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In the Sept. 22 edition of the Madisonville Meteor, we published a story detailing the fact that Madisonville City Manager Camilla Viator is planning to step down from her position Oct. 1. Due to an editing oversight, we failed to properly portray a quote provided by Mayor Pro Tem Chris McGilbra on Viator’s departure. The quote should have read as follows:

St. Joe’s recognized as center of excellence

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St. Joseph Health Regional Hospital in Bryan, TX, has been recognized by CommonSpirit Health as a CABG Center of Excellence for 2021. There are 41 hospitals across CommonSpirit Health that have a Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) program. St. Joseph Health Regional Hospital is one of six hospitals to receive this designation, embodying best Coronary Artery Bypass Graft procedure practices and achieving CABG outcomes that exceed national standards.
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Sex predator receives two life sentences

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Joseph Demetrius Farris was sentenced to life in prison in two cases of Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child, the maximum possible sentencing, after he pled guilty to the charges in August. In addition to the life sentences, Farris pled guilty to two counts of Possession of Child Pornography for the maximum sentence of 10 years confine ment in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
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Homecoming Court

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(Left) Homecoming King and Queen Tyler George and Maegan Anderson pose together after they were crowned prior to Friday night’s football game at MHS. (Right) The 2021 Madisonville High School Homecoming Court members (top row, from left) are Landri Lee, Zoey Blakley, Ciarra Merchant, Maegan Anderson, Darian Wayland, Zoie Stewart, Kayla Morales, Arianna Leveston, (bottom row, from left) Caymen Forrest, Cameron Brisher, Chris George, Tyler George, Ronnie Mosley, Christian Wilson, Collin Caperton and Lino Silva. CAMPBELL ATKINS
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Brookshire Bros celebrates 100th anniversary

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LUFKIN, TEXAS (September 15, 2021) Brookshire Brothers Inc. whole-heartedly believes in being good people who sell good food and do good deeds in the communities where they live and work, and they’ve been doing just that for the past 100 years. Founded in September 1921, Brookshire Brothers has grown from a small general store in downtown Lufkin, Texas, to encompass 116 grocery and convenience stores, 72 pharmacies, 87 fueling stations, a fleet of trucks and trailers, a massive, centralized distribu tion center, a handful of coffee shops and two event venues.