Weather shifts to mild weekend with snow risk in forecast
Snow is forecast for Friday with overnight lows in the upper 20s. Temperatures rebound to the 40s Saturday and 60s by Monday with a daily 20 percent chance of showers and mostly cloudy skies. State Representative Dan Gattis announces he will not seek re election to the House or run for State Senate District 5 while remaining in his current term. He notes fiscal challenges facing the state and Ogden’s potential return to the Senate, though no official Ogden statement has been issued.
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Dan Gattis
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House
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Arrests after Milam County raid on Thorndale family home
Milam County Sheriff’s Office executed a midnight Nov 24 search warrant on a Thorndale residence based on information of illegal drugs. Investigators forced entry after occupants refused to answer. They found hidden marijuana, a rifle, and tools believed stolen or used in crimes.
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Thorndale
Milam County
Family keeps faith as son JJ Urban remembered on Tree of Angels
The Condry family honors JJ Urban, 24, killed Feb. 5, 2007, by placing his ornament on the Tree of Angels on Dec. 10. Mom Lisa Condry and sisters Donna Jo Mitchell and Sherry Ann Urban seek comfort in the ceremony, cherishing memories and belief that JJ remains an angel in their hearts.
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JJ Urban
Lisa Condry
Donna Jo Mitchell
Sherry Ann Urban
Donna Jo
Sherry Ann
Sonya Campbell
Bea
Tree of Angels honors victims and survivors in Milam County
The Tree of Angels ceremony grows to 12 feet and holds more than 150 ornaments honoring violent crime victims and survivors linked to Milam County. On Dec 10 family and friends will hang ornaments at Bea's Kitchen, an annual reflect and healing event begun in 1991 by Verna Lee Carr. Notables include Michael Cahill of Cameron and Lt. Darryn Andrews.
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Tree of Angels
Milam County
Verna Lee Carr
Carr
Cameron
Bea’s Kitchen
Michael Cahill
Fort Hood
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Darryn Andrews
First Mi lam County Nature Festival Set for June in Cameron
El Camino Real Master Naturalist Chapter plans the first Mi lam County Nature Festival for June 11 12 at Wilson Ledbetter Park Cameron featuring top naturalists. Activities for kids include programs tours and workshops while a wildflower meadow native grasses exhibit and non mow areas are prepared by volunteers. Debbi Harris notes Flo Oxley will lead Wildflowers Legends and Lore and youth workshops with mini tours and workstations.
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el Camino Real Master Naturalist
Milam County
Wilson-Ledbetter Park
Cameron
Ann Collins
Debbi Harris
Flo Oxley
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
Harris
Collins
Barron Rector
Cameron Herald Seeks Candidate Announcement Submissions
The Cameron Herald invites candidates who filed for office to announce candidacy in the publication. Announcements should focus on qualifications and reasons for candidacy, include a photo, and are free. Submissions accepted beginning today through 5 p.m. Jan. 4, prepared by the campaign.
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Cameron Herald
Billie Jo Brantley
Cameron
Peggy Ruth (Mayberry) Nelson
Buckholts
Ira “Sonny” Wancreck
Rockdale
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