County officials and Milam County mayors joined the Child Protective Services Board of Milam County to promote Child Abuse Awareness month which begins next week. April is designated as Child Abuse Awareness Month. National Child Abuse Prevention Month recognizes the importance of families and... + continue reading
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The Cameron City Council once again heard from several citizens concerned about the proposed zoning ordinance during a public hearing on April 1.
Seven Cameron residents were on hand to voice their concerns over the ordinance. Concerns ranged from the use of the term “contractor’s yard” to... + continue reading
Starting Thursday, April 4, the railroad crossings on Rusk Street and College (FM1600) will be closed until late Friday, April 5, possibly longer.
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The Yoe track team competed on Thursday, March 21, at the Lexington Relays. The varsity boys finished tied for third in team standings and the junior varsity boys finished in second in team standings.
Davion Bynaum had an outstanding day, shattering the Yoe High record in the 100-meter dash with... + continue reading
The Lady Yoe soccer team will play their bi-district playoff game against Bellville on Friday, March 29, at 7:30 pm in Rockdale.
Tickets are $5 adults and $3 students to be sold at the gate only. Go Yoe!
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The Lady Yoe softball team bounced back from a stinging defeat Friday with a win over district foe Lexington on Monday night.
After falling on a late error against Rogers on Friday, the Lady Yoe bounced back in a big way by knocking off Lexington at Mark Humble Softball Field 4-2. They fell to... + continue reading
Thorndale
The Thorndale Area Chamber of Commerce will have Meet the Candidates Tuesday, March 26, at 7 p.m. in the Chamber Building.
Early voting begins April 26. This will be your opportunity... + continue reading
Jordyn Smith is loaded into a helicopter for transport during the Shattered Dream program at Thorndale High School on Jan. 24. Students participated in a mock accident scene and then listened to speaker Sean Carter who spoke about life with a traumatic brain injury. The program was put on by the school and area first responders to bring awareness to the dangers of drinking and driving and texting while driving.
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One of the best kept secrets with regard to our county health care is the WIC or Women, Infants and Children program.
Generally, this program provides food for infants and young children of... + continue reading
