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Council to appoint Wagner’s successor

News Staff
Thursday, September 29, 2022
Members of the Moulton City Council met in a special called session Tuesday, Aug. 20, to decide how they should go about selecting who will serve in the Place 1 alderman’s seat, after the man who held that post walked out during a council discussion one week prior, handing Mayor Mark Zimmerman a...
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No actions taken on Moulton police chief hire

Bobby Horecka
Thursday, September 29, 2022
Councilmembers met in a roughly 1½-hour-long closed-door session on Tuesday, Sept. 13, to review candidates for the open city police chief’s position in Moulton.
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6th annual Johnny M+14 Scholarship Benefit set Oct. 8

Bobby Horecka
Thursday, September 29, 2022
Less than two weeks remain before some of the best barbecue cooks around pack up their gear and make their respective ways to Moulton for the sixth annual Johnny Meisetschleager Memorial Scholarship Benefit.
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Bryan’s Liquor Store holds ribbon cutting

Bobby Horecka
Thursday, September 29, 2022
Board directors with the Moulton Chamber of Commerce recently paid a visit to Bryan’s Liquor Store LLC to hold that company’s official ribbon cutting ceremony. “These two men  definitely work hard for this town,” said Chamber President Anna Bartos.
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MISD'S SEPTEMBER NEWS: TEA Ratings, Awards of Excellence & More...

Bobby Horecka
Thursday, September 29, 2022
Faculty reviews Moulton's A rating from TEA Moulton’s Grade A rating from the Texas Education Agency was by far the most discussed topic at the local school board meeting held Wednesday, Sept. 14, with campus administrators and counselors reviewing what those results meant in terms of educational...
It might look like a device that would blow bubbles or flash a few lights and make laser noises, but it’s hardly a plaything. It’s a pepper gun, the same used by local law enforcement. They can accurately target up to 50 feet away, stop the most determined of assailants, and they’re now in use at Moulton schools.

It might look like a device that would blow bubbles or flash a few lights and make laser noises, but it’s hardly a plaything. It’s a pepper gun, the same used by local law enforcement. They can accurately target up to 50 feet away, stop the most determined of assailants, and they’re now in use at Moulton schools.

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Moulton ISD adds new tool to its arsenal of defenses

Bobby Horecka
Thursday, September 29, 2022
Moulton school board has long fought to ensure the staff and faculty have every tool at their disposal to keep students and themselves safe, should the worst ever darken their doorway.
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