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The Madisonville Meteor
Published September 10SH OSR bridge closes Sept. 14 for replacement
SH OSR will close at the Two Mile Creek bridge on Sept. 14 for a six-month replacement project, TxDOT said. The shutdown, between I-45 and SH 75, will block through traffic while crews build a new bridge.
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Published September 09Brazos Valley ranks among the top 8% worldwide in 2026 City Nature Challenge
The results are in, and the Brazos Valley made a big impact during last spring's City Nature Challenge! For four days in late April, residents and nature enthusiasts across Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Lee, Madison and Robertson counties documented plants, animals and fungi as part…
The Madisonville Meteor
Published September 09County clerk presents records preservation plan
Madison County has approved a 2027 records preservation plan that will fund the restoration and digitization of decades-old deed, probate, criminal and marriage files. County Clerk Adrian Lawson said the work will continue for years as archive fees support the effort.
The Madisonville Meteor
Published September 09Paws and Strides
Pet owners, their dogs and a rabbit in a backpack wore paw-print medals after the Pet Fun Run at Lake Madison Park. The event raised funds for the park's future outdoor fitness court. COURTESY PHOTO
The Madisonville Meteor
Published September 09P&Z denies rezoning request for apartments
Madisonville’s Planning and Zoning Commission has recommended denying a rezoning request for apartments at 301 N. Short St., citing concerns over traffic, flooding, drainage and a planned street widening. The final decision now goes to City Council.
The Madisonville Meteor
Published September 09County to sign off on proposed $13.8M budget
Madison County commissioners will review a proposed $13.8 million budget and hold the property tax rate at 50 cents per $100 valuation when they meet Sept. 22. The plan would raise county tax revenue by 3.4%, lifting the median homestead bill by about $205.
The Madisonville Meteor
Published September 09Midway moves on $533K water system improvements
Midway City Council has awarded a $533,770 contract for water system improvements, launching the first project funded by a nearly $1 million federal disaster recovery grant. The work will automate the city’s filtration plant backwash system and add new pumps, electrical upgrades…
The Madisonville Meteor
Published September 09NUCOR DONATES $3,000 FOR FACILITY DOG
Nucor has donated $3,000 to help fund a facility dog, supporting a new resource for comfort and care at the local facility. The contribution will help bring the dog to those who may benefit most.
The Madisonville Meteor
Published September 09PET FUN RUN DRAWS FAMILIES TO LAKE MADISON
Families and their pets gathered at Lake Madison for a fun run that turned the shoreline into a lively community event. The upbeat gathering brought together exercise, family time, and animal lovers in one cheerful morning.
The Madisonville Meteor
Published September 09Hispanic Heritage Festival set for Sept. 12
The Hispanic Heritage Association will host its annual festival Sept. 12 at Lake Madison Park, featuring live music, dance performances, a parade, a car show and vendors. Admission is free, with a Kids Zone and more than 30 local businesses expected.
The Madisonville Meteor
Published September 09Ross Garrett Youth Outreach Project offers help for 4-H, FFA exhibitors
Madison County 4-H and FFA exhibitors facing financial hardship can apply for the Ross Garrett Youth Outreach Project by Sept. 30. The program helps cover animal and Ag Mechanics project costs, with up to $1,000 available for approved assistance.
The Madisonville Meteor
Published September 09Health First Health Fair set for Oct. 1
Health First’s 29th annual Health Fair is set for Oct. 1 at the Truman Kimbro Convention Center in Madisonville. Admission is free, and more information is available from the City of Madisonville.