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Take Us Home: Pets for adoption in Madison County (opens the original)
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Honey looks like she stepped right out of an autumn postcard. With her gorgeous auburn and white speckled coat, stunning golden eyes, and beautiful smile, this girl is sure to turn heads wherever she goes. At just one year old and 43½ pounds, she is the perfect medium size for adventures around town, followed by some cozy time at home. Honey needs a family willing to give her a little time to feel safe, build her confidence, and discover just how wonderful life can be. Honey previously lived wi
Good Morning: Jackson to speak at Madison County Historical Society (opens the original)
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ANDERSON â Madison County Historian Stephen Jackson will be the speaker at the Madison County Historical Societyâs meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27. On July 4, 1776, 56 men approved the Declaration of Independence, pledging their âlives, fortunes, and sacred honorâ to the cause of American liberty. This act of defiance against British rule was a bold gamble, carrying the weight of treason and the promise of uncertain futures. Good Morning appears in each print edition of The Herald Bul
Take Us Home: Pets for adoption in Madison County (opens the original)
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Meet Mazikeen, a gorgeous one-year-old speckled sweetheart. Mazikeen is sweet, affectionate, and loves attention. She can be shy when first meeting other dogs, but warms up quickly and turns into a total goofball. She was curious about cats at first, then ignored them. Mazikeen is the perfect combination of sweet and silly. Sheâll happily soak up affection from her humans, then suddenly transform into a zooming, bouncing bundle of energy when itâs time to play. Mazikeenâs adoption fee is $
Rob Loose column: When death strikes, funeral directors are there to help (opens the original)
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The death of someone we love changes everything. One moment you may be sitting beside your loved one in the living room, holding their hand and talking about the ordinary things that make up a life. Perhaps you are in a hospital room, quietly hoping for one more conversation, one more smile, one more moment together. Local funeral home director Rob Loose’s column publishes the first Wednesday of each month. Contact him at Rob@LooseCares.com. Graduations, games or events, order prints of your fav
Take Us Home: Pets for adoption in Madison County (opens the original)
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Would you like some cheese? We’ve got Cheddar, Colby, and Gouda to choose from! You can’t go wrong with any of these choices. They are so sweet. They are playful, but not rambunctious. Really loving, great kitties! This one is Colby, a handsome young male. Apply at inapl.org. Bud is a new resident to the shelter and has not been temperament tested with dogs, cats, or had a recommendation about children. He was born Nov. 16, 2025, and he’s a terrier mix. If you’re interested in meeting or adoptin
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