Naming names in school hiring debates heats public scrutiny
The piece weighs whether to publish all applicants for high profile positions like head football coach. It argues public records justify disclosure for accountability, while privacy concerns and local impact counsel caution. The author indicates the Herald leans toward not publishing the full list, though decisions aren’t final.
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Odessa
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Jasper
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The Cameron Herald masthead and staff listing
The Cameron Herald published weekly in Cameron Texas provides contact details and staff roles including Editor Publisher and department heads. It lists mailing addresses subscription rates and association memberships and notes copyright 2009 by Milam County Newspapers LLC.
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Central Texas
Cameron Herald
Milam County Newspapers, LLC
First Street
Cameron
Texas
Milam County
Oak Hill Cemetery highlights and memories in Cameron
Oak Hill Cemetery has served Cameron for 150 years with Kay Moran managing daily operations and records. The piece recalls burials from 1859, the first lot sale in 1904, veterans from Texas Revolution to Spanish American War, and memories of Yee Day parades and sections once used as a baseball field. Burial spaces range from 100 to 500 dollars, cremation plots 100, and the entrance land donated in 1997 by the Pemberton family for a no charge memorial option at services.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Cameron
Oak Hill
Martha Green
Margia
E. Gillis
Homer
City Hall
Wayne Pemberton
Don M. Pemberton
Rebecca Fisher
Pemberton
Cameron Herald Letters Policy and Deadlines
The Cameron Herald outlines letters to the editor guidelines including length of about 350 words, required signature, daytime phone, and potential edits. Deadlines vary by item type with Fridays for letters, Mondays for most news and ads, and corrections contact at (254) 697-6671.
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Cameronherald
Bill Crist
Cameron Herald
Cameron Herald PC
Cameron, TX
Milam County Burn Ban Status and Sale Tax Shifts
Milam County relaxes burn ban after heavy rains but warns danger remains with reinstatement possible if drought returns. The ban expires April 27 and lifting is likely. if drought persists, a new 90 day ban may be imposed. Milam sales tax trends show a 24.44 percent drop versus 2008, tied to Sandow 5 wind down and Alcoa layoffs, with Falls and Burleson counties modest gains.
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Milam County Commissioners Court
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Milam
Central Texas
Bell County
Burleson
Sandow 5
Alcoa
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