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State law, in some cases, prevents school and law enforcement officials from releasing certain types of identifying information. Doing otherwise not only opens them to civil liability, it can result criminal proceedings as well under Texas privacy codes.

State law, in some cases, prevents school and law enforcement officials from releasing certain types of identifying information. Doing otherwise not only opens them to civil liability, it can result criminal proceedings as well under Texas privacy codes.

Chief explains constraints he and school face with privacy laws

Bobby Horecka
Wednesday, September 14, 2022
You always know it’s going to be a rough day whenever it begins with an urgent call from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, saying you need to return their call first thing Wednesday. But that’s precisely how Interim Moulton Police Chief Daniel Beyer’s Wednesday got going. On Sept.
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Takeout spaghetti supper set Sept. 13

News Staff
Wednesday, September 7, 2022
Moulton Lutheran Church’s Men in Mission spaghetti supper (takeout only) will take place 5-6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 13, at the Men in Mission’s building, located just south of the Lutheran church.
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He became a legend for his love of local lore

Bobby Horecka
Wednesday, September 7, 2022
Ernest J. “Ernie” Novosad, one of the foremost scholars of Moulton history was laid to rest Wednesday, just one day after he would have celebrated his 72nd birthday. Born Sept.
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Houston man behind bars after multiple vehicle heists early Tuesday

Bobby Horecka
Wednesday, September 7, 2022
A Houston man is behind bars facing multiple felonies after he was reportedly dropped off to steal a pickup truck early Tuesday, Aug. 30, at an Ellinger business. That truck, however, was just the beginning of the day’s crime spree, said Fayette County Sheriff’s Lt.
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Flatonia man facing murder charge

Bobby Horecka
Wednesday, September 7, 2022
A request for police to conduct an afternoon welfare check at a house in the 500-block of Hackberry Street in Flatonia, ended with the arrest of a 42-year-old Flatonia man on Monday, Aug. 28, ona charge of murder.
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A living legacy to the leader of the band

News Staff
Wednesday, August 31, 2022
Early last month, Mr. George Koudelka presented new Moulton Superintendent Renee Fairchild with the first professional album ever recorded by the Moulton High School Class of 1982 on this, which be both the 40th anniversary of their class and the 40th anniversary of that album. Just for fun, Dr.
MHS brings home several medals from Industrial XC meet Moulton High School long distance runners did great at the Industrial ISD cross country meet Saturday, Aug. 27, at Brackenridge Park in Edna, coaches reported. Medalists from the event included, from left, 15. Araceli Vazquez (JV), 9. Seth Lopez (V), 4. Edgar Mendiola (V), 3. Estefania Colchado (V), 14. John Gomez (JV) and 10. Brayan Colchado (V).

MHS brings home several medals from Industrial XC meet Moulton High School long distance runners did great at the Industrial ISD cross country meet Saturday, Aug. 27, at Brackenridge Park in Edna, coaches reported. Medalists from the event included, from left, 15. Araceli Vazquez (JV), 9. Seth Lopez (V), 4. Edgar Mendiola (V), 3. Estefania Colchado (V), 14. John Gomez (JV) and 10. Brayan Colchado (V).

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MISD approves $1.05345 tax rate for 2022

Bobby Horecka
Wednesday, August 31, 2022
Despite substantially higher costs for just about everything the local district needs to operate day-to-day, board members voted Monday to lower the school tax rate once again, well beyond the numbers state lawmakers deemed mandatory back with the 2019 restructuring of school finance.
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