Arrests January 25, 2022 There are 127 inmates in jail with 114 males and 13 females. Since 01/23/2022 the following have been booked into the jail.

The law takes a huge step forward in protecting everyone from the dangers of inhumane tethering. The law establishes basic standards of shelter and care for dogs left outdoors and clarifies existing law to promote the safety of animals and the people around them without increasing criminal penalties. Most importantly, it provides a baseline for law enforcement and animal control that allows them to step in quickly and save the lives of animals in critical situations.

(CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas)— County farmer and rancher C.W. Forsyth, Jr.

AUSTIN – The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is encouraging health care practitioners and interested members of the public to take its new online human trafficking awareness and prevention training course.

On Thursday night, the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual awards banquet at the Mount Pleasant Civic Center. Hundreds were in attendance at the event presented by Laura’s Cheesecake.

Mount Pleasant High School senior, Neida Perez, has advanced to the Teach for Tomorrow Summit state competition after her presentation on exploring non-core careers ranked first in the area. She joins the other seven members who qualified at the Regional competition on December 3. MPHS Texas Association of Future Educator (TAFE) team members advancing to state include Ruby Ferretiz, Gabby Garza, Stephanie Guerrero, Araceli Landaverde, Marcela Mata, Neida Perez, Monserrat Rivero Sanchez, and Mireya Villarruel.

Monday, January 24 • MPHS FBLA work night, MPHS room 401 • MPHS mandatory Tiger Doll tryout meeting, MPHS cafeteria, 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, January 25 • CDC Safe Riders car seat program, 4:00 p.m.