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Milam gets extra vaccine doses from Bell County

Thursday the county made arrangements with Bell County to receive 1,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine, Milam County Judge Steve Young said in his daily email. "We will pick up the doses early next week and start administering the drug.

Bell giving Milam County extra doses of vaccine

Milam County has made arrangements with Bell County to receive 1,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine. We will pick up the doses early next week and start administering the drug. At this point we plan to use 500 doses for first round shots and 500 doses for second round.

Mask, open business call met with joy, caution

On Texas Independence Day, Gov. Greg Abbott pronounced Texans free of a mask mandate he imposed last year. He also said businesses could return to 100 percent operational force.
County picks Clore as new sheriff

County picks Clore as new sheriff

County picks Clore as new sheriff

The Milam County Commissioners Court voted for continuity in selecting acting Sheriff Mike Clore as Milam County sheriff until the general election in November of 2022.

COVID-19 claims two more lives in Milam County

Two more Milam County people have died so far this week from the effects of COVID-19, according to County Judge Steve Young’s report from Tuesday night. At the end of 2020 in Milam County, the COVID-19 death toll was 11.

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Good attendance is good path to success

Good attendance is critical for students to be successful in High School. Students are required to be present in school at least 90% of the school year. The 90% rule and what constitutes excused versus unexcused absences can be confusing.