The Northeast Texas Community College Agriculture Department is hosting the debut NTCC Farmers’ Market on May 3. The event will be held at the Elizabeth Hoggatt Whatley Ag Complex (across Farm-to-Market Road 1735 from the main NTCC campus) from 9 a.m. until sell out.
Shawna Taylor with Capital One Bank teaches the second grade students in Allison Monts’ class about money. Employees of the bank went to all the second grade classes on April 17 to talk to the students about money.
Lane Garland, left, hands Allen Weatherford, the director of the Camp County Chamber of Commerce, a check on behalf of Brookshire’s to sponsor Movies in the Park. Mr. Garland said students in school will hold a vote to pick the movie.
Camp County will host a National Weather Service basic SKYWARN storm spotter certification class on May 7. The class will be held from 6 until 8 p.m. at the Camp County Courthouse.
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In the early morning on April 17, an 18-wheeler truck hit the exact same electric pole that was broken on Feb. 26 by traffic. Electric repair crews maneuvered the pole back into its normal position. Rusk Street does not allow 18-wheelers to drive through to the downtown area.
The Camp County Sheriff’s Office reports the following activities:
Thomas Edward Morris was arrested by the Police Department April 16 for possession of a controlled substance, over 1 gram less than 4 grams.
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The theft and damage to county road signs is a recurring problem in Precinct 4. Camp County Sheriff Alan McCandless said he feels this is being done by youngsters who do not realize the consequences.
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Candidates for the Pittsburg Independent School District board of trustees will participate in a forum at 7 p.m. April 25. The Camp County Republican Party is hosting the candidates’ forum; it begins at 7 p.m.
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