I’ll be honest with you—I recently had one of those mornings where joy felt like it hit the snooze button and decided not to show up. Have you ever been there? You open your eyes, stretch, inhale courage, and… nothing. Not even a sparkly flicker. Even my coffee looked at me like, “Girl, you’re on your own today.”
On Wednesday, October 26th, the Camp County Commissioners met for their semi-monthly meeting. Camp County Judge, A J Mason, and Camp County Commissioners; for Precinct One, Jed Hefner, Precinct Two, Tommy Rozelle, Precinct Three, Perry Weeks, and Precinct Four, Steve Lindley, attended the meeting.
Camp County Christmas for Kids is an all-volunteer organization specifically committed to helping Camp County children have a good Christmas. Children, who might not otherwise receive any presents, and especially that one present they wanted all year, have the opportunity, through their parents’ signing them up in October, to get their names and present requests listed on an ‘Angel Tree’. AngelTreeshavebeenplaced around town in local banks, Smith Furniture, andFarmSupply. Allgiftsareexpected to be turned in by December 3rd. Volunteers will be picking up at the drop off sites and carrying them to First United Methodist Church Ministry Center, which turns into a local branch of Santa’s toy depot for the next seven days. Volunteers and elves match the donated toys to the designated children. Fundraisers and monetary donations cover the rest of the requested toys. Parents pick them up on December 12th.
Texas is one of several states facing an outbreak of the deadly Equine Herpesvirus Type 1 and Type 4. At the Women’s Professional Rodeo World Championship Barrel Racing Finals in Waco, Texas, on November 5-9, six of the competing horses tested positive for EHV-1.
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