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MILAM COUNTY JAIL LOG

Jail log lists all the people charged with offenses though the county jail in Cameron. Charges may change during the process. Persons are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law. • Benjamin Patrick Turner, 34, homeless, bench warrant, in custody.

20TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

Under the direction of Bill Torrey, the Milam County District Attorney, the following felony cases were resolved in Judge John W.

GAUSE NEWS

Gause ISD students received their first report cards for the school year this week. I do not have a new school information sheet of upcoming activities. Maybe I can get a new one before next week. Delores and Johnny Fisher, Vette and Richard Burton drove to Rosebud to their big garage sale.

Work on urgent care facility is put on hold

County Judge Steve Young told commissioners Monday at their meeting in the Milam County Courthouse that the Texas Division of Emergency Management changed the rules in midstream with respect to the use of its money.

MILAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE RECORDS

Milam County courthouse records for Oct. 24-30. Compiled from public records available on the Milam County website, www.milamcounty.net. Warranty Deeds Sandra Lenz to Lee Morgan – Lots 19-20, Milano (4,361). Hilary Erhard Duff to Susan Duff – 3.79 acres, Lee R. Davis Survey 137 (4,367).

COVID-19 cases set single day record

Monday set a high mark of COVID-19 cases in a single day. We have a record a record number of new cases for Milam County, County Judge Steve Young said in his daily report.

COVID-19 vaccine could come as early as first of the year

By David Money Staff Writer County Judge Steve Young delivered some hopeful news at the Commissioners Court meeting Monday in the Milam County Courthouse. There is a COVID-19 vaccines on its way, he said.

Milam County resident dies of COVID-19

Milam County recorded its ninth COVID-19 death Sunday after a resident of the central part of the county died in an area hospital.

COVID-19 cases up in Milam

The numbers in the county are going up.  We had a lot of cases Wednesday and more Thursday.  County Steve Judge said, "Please be careful and do your part to slow the spread of this terrible virus." Thursday there were seven new PCR cases and no discharged PCR cases.