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ELLIS COUNTY ARRESTS: November 29 – December 5

Washington, Joshua, 23, operate unregistered vehicle, NPFR, speeding in school zone, speeding, failure to appear.Brown, William, 51, poss CS pg 1/1-b >=1g<4g Felony 3.Gonzales, Jose, 29, DWI 3rd Felony 3, ICE detainer.McNeely, Chelsea, 24, poss CS pg 3 <28g.

PALMER ARRESTS: November 30

Ransom, Warren, 28, unl poss firearm by felon, tamper fabricate/evidence w/intent.

RED OAK ARRESTS: November 22 – December 5

Adams, Robert, 44, assault physical contact family violence.Cisneros, Maurice, 32, DWLI, failure to appear.Mosley, Andre, 39, poss CS pg 1 <1g.Funderburg, Lesa, 60, poss CS pg 1 <1g.Uglum, Randall, 52, display expired registration, failure to appear.Jones, Margrietta, 32, assault-family violence.

WILMER ARRESTS: November 28 – December 6

Silva, Pedro, 33, terroristic threat of family/household.Carr, Thomas, 37, theft prop <$2,500 2/more prev convictions.Perez Pacheco, Leonel, 17, poss CS pg 2 < 1g.Jackson, Demarcus, 38, resist arrest search or transport.Dejesus, Matthew, 47, warrant arrest other agency.

Watch for Fall Armyworms in pastures/small grains

With our current climate conditions, producers need to be on the lookout for fall armyworm infestations in their fields.The fall armyworm, Spodoptera frugiperda, is a common pest of bermudagrass, sorghum, corn, wheat and ryegrass and many other crops in north and central Texas.

5 ways to protect your holiday budget

STATEPOINT – It may be the season of cheer, but for many, the holidays are rife with anxiety about expenses. A recent survey shows that staying on budget is Americans’ top concern this holiday season, followed by incurring long-term debt, shipping costs and being charged late or hidden fees.

LOCAL STUDENT UPDATE: December 2, 2021

The following people recently were initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines:Alysia Gonzales of Ferris at Texas Woman’s University.Courtney Turner of Waxahachie at Texas Woman’s University.

FERRIS PUBLIC LIBRARY: More than books (December 2, 2021)

The Ferris Public Library’s annual food drive, Food 4 Fines, will be held until Dec. 21, 2021. So, if you have any books/movies that you haven't returned on time and now have late fines, you may donate one non-perishable food item for each dollar owed.