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Milam County 4-H Celebrates the Holiday Season with Heart, Creativity, and Community

Milam County 4-H has stepped into the holiday season like a sleigh full of spirit, buzzing with projects, gatherings, and good old-fashioned togetherness. As December settles over the county with its twinkling lights and cooler breezes, our 4-H members are busy adding warmth to the community in ways that only they can. This month, 4-Hers across Milam County have been capturing the season’s glow through service, learning, and celebration. Club meetings have transformed into festive workshops where wreaths bloom with evergreens, handmade gifts take shape, and kitchen counters become tiny winter laboratories for cooking projects and treats. It’s the time of year when creativity refuses to stay quiet. Community service remains at the heart of the holidays for our youth. Several clubs have been working to spread cheer to local nursing homes, food pantries, and neighborhood families. Whether crafting cards, decorating tables, volunteering time, or sharing a warm meal, Milam County 4-H members continue to show how kindness multiplies when many hands pitch in. The excitement continues as clubs prepare for their holiday parties and year-end traditions. From cookie contests to themed photo nights, each gathering is its own little lantern of laughter. The upcoming countywide events promise moments of connection that remind us why 4-H families shine brightest this time of year. As we move through December, Milam County 4-H celebrates not only the joy of the season, but also the character and compassion that our members bring to the community all year long. Their efforts are the ribbon tying together the best of what this season represents.

Around Town - Milam Co.

Milam County Historical Museum and 1895 Jail10 a.m. to 3 p.m. – The Milam County Historical Museum and 1895 Jail Historical Museum is open Thursday through Saturday. Jail is open Saturday 10 am to 3 pm and tours are available by appointment only on Thursday and Friday. For more information, call 254 697-8963.

Reserve Up to Six Books Online Starting Dec. 15

We have exciting news to share! Starting Dec. 15, patrons will be able to reserve up to six books through our online catalog. This feature will help patrons secure highly sought-after titles that might otherwise be difficult to find on our shelves. We hope it will also save time and energy by reducing the need to repeatedly visit the library in search of specific items.

Grand Jury Indictments

The following 27 cases were presented to the Grand Jury and indicted as True Bills with no “No Bills” on Dec. 11, 2025: Wesley Eugene Parker, 50, of Cameron — 3rd Degree Felony: Unlawful Possession of Firearm by Felon; and 1st Degree Felony: Possession of Controlled Substance with Intent to Distribute 4–200 Grams Michael Borgas, 51, of Cameron — 2nd Degree Felony: Possession of Controlled Substance 4–200 Grams John Joseph Alvarado, 69, of Cameron — 1st Degree Felony: Possession of Controlled Substance with Intent to Distribute 4–200 Grams Kenneth Ray Teal, 73, of Cameron — State Jail Felony: Possession of Controlled Substance Less than One Gram Angel Salazar, 45, of Buckholts — 3rd Degree Felony: DWI 3rd or More Dwayne Anthony Wiggins, 64, of Cameron — Class A Misdemeanor: Driving While License Invalid with Violation of Financial Responsibility Causing Accident with Serious Bodily Injury or Death Timothy Wayne Blakemore, 51, of Borger — 3rd Degree Felony: Evading Arrest with Vehicle Steven Ramirez, 60, of Cameron — 3rd Degree Felony: Possession of Controlled Substance 1–4 Grams Christopher Andrew Pascua, 43, of Grove City, OH — 3rd Degree Felony: Possession of Child Pornography Albert Leon Borgas, 39, of Cameron — 3rd Degree Felony: Assault of Pregnant Person Alfred Espinosa, 75, of Thorndale — State Jail Felony: Terroristic Threat of Peace Officer Katrina Naomi Latulip, 46, of Rockdale — 1st Degree Felony: Possession of Controlled Substance with Intent to Distribute 4–200 Grams Robert Lays Hernandez Fortys, 44, of Houston — State Jail Felony: Possession of Controlled Substance Less than One Gram John Edward Pratt, 40, of Rockdale — State Jail Felony: Theft Less than $2,500 with Priors Ashley Nicole Zona, 36, of Belton — 1st Degree Felony: Aggravated Robbery; and 1st Degree Felony: Burglary of Habitation with Intent to Commit Another Felony Luis Alonso Colindres-Muguia, 40, of Rockdale — 2nd Degree Felony: Sexual Assault of Child James Ward Timmerman, 50, of San Antonio — 2nd Degree Felony: Possession of Controlled Substance 4–200 Grams Elizabeth Danielle Freitag, 33, of Rockdale — State Jail Felony: Possession of Controlled Substance Less than One Gram Curtis Michael Todd, 20, of Rockdale — 3rd Degree Felony: Assault of Pregnant Person Felicia Michelle Rodriguez, 49, of Georgetown — 1st Degree Felony: Possession of Controlled Substance with Intent to Deliver 4–200 Grams; and 1st Degree Felony: Possession of Controlled Substance with Intent to Deliver 4–400 Grams Carmen Lopez, Jr., 19, of Rockdale — 3rd Degree Felony: Terroristic Threat or Causing Public Fear Sterling Morris Scherfenberg, 27, of Houston — 3rd Degree Felony: Evading Arrest with Vehicle Lori Raeann Sexton, 50, of Milano — 3rd Degree Felony: Injury to Elderly Leo Eric Dekle, 19, of Taylor — 3rd Degree Felony: Assault Family Violence with Prior Conviction; and 3rd Degree Felony: Harassment by Person in Correctional Facility

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