From County Judge Steve Young:
Sunday we had a young athlete test positive for the virus. This young person practiced last week and then scrimmaged on Friday evening and Saturday morning. On Sunday the person had symptoms and tested positive.
From County Judge Steve Young:
Sunday we had a young athlete test positive for the virus. This young person practiced last week and then scrimmaged on Friday evening and Saturday morning. On Sunday the person had symptoms and tested positive.
Milam County Judge Steve Young said no new cases of COVID-19 were reported by the state over the weekend. "I think there was some sort of a mixup by the state," he said. "The same thing happened last weekend."
Cumulative case count remains 346 with 32 active.
From County Judge Steve Young Friday night:
Today we have nine new cases to report. However, the Health Department discharged three cases and none were hospitalized.
From County Judge Steve Young:
COVID testing in Thorndale: The state will provide free COVID testing in Thorndale on Thursday, August 13, from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.
From County Judge Steve Young:
Today we have four new cases to report. However, two of the four were hospitalized.
Milam County:
Confirmed cases 337 up 4
Active cases 25 up 1
Probable cases 11
Monitored 54 up 3
Hospitalized 3 up 2
Deaths 3 no change
Shoppers can save money on clothes and school supplies during the state’s sales tax holiday, Saturday and Sunday,
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By MIKE BROWN Reporter Editor
It was the best of weeks; it was the worse of weeks.
While active COVID-19 cases in Milam County fell to their lowest number in almost two months, and the rate of new cases continued to slow, the county recorded its third death.
Usually this time year you’d be hearing the sounds of marching band practice coming from the vicinity of Rockdale High School. Not this COVID-19-ridden year. Director Adrian Acevedo (R) and new assistant director Brandon Bahara check over band business in the RHS Band Hall.