On June 15, the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) reported a total of 106 positive cases of COVID-19 and confirmed the first fatality due to the virus in Camp County. AJ Mason issued a statement the next day, addressing recoveries and the fatality of a Camp County woman.
At a special meeting of the Pittsburg branch of the NAACP, members voted to hold a march and rally on June 19. The event will be in honor of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and others who lost their lives in recent years.
On Monday afternoon, a blue Ford truck collided with a charcoal gray Dodge sedan at the intersection of Mt. Pleasant and Quitman Streets. The driver of the sedan said she had been traveling down Quitman, heading west, when the truck smashed into her vehicle.
In preparation for the upcoming school year, the Texas Education Agency has begun awarding personal protective equipment to Texas schools. This protective equipment includes, but is not limited to, face shields, desk dividers, masks, gloves, touchless thermometers, and hand sanitizer. The quantity of each item is dependent upon the number of students and faculty present during the previous school year.
Growing fig trees in containers sounds ridiculous; right? Well, actually, results are usually good as well as quick.
