WILMER ARRESTS: December 28 – January 3

Vega Nunez, Jose, 28, DWI. Reeves, Kelly, 29, poss CS pg 1 <1g. Yeldell, Dimitri, 28, poss CS pg 3 < 28g. Parish, Rodrick, 26, DWI. Hernandez, Antonio, 39, warrant arrest other agency. Rosales-Montes, Danny, 40, assault causes bodily injury family member.

Free COVID testing In Red Oak

DOCS Health is offering FREE Saliva-Based COVID-19 Testing. This drive-through testing site will open daily from 8 am to 5 pm starting Dec 28, closing Jan 1 in observance of New Year’s Day. The drive-thru site will be at 200 Live Oak St. Red Oak, TX. Please register at DOCSHealthTesting.

OFF MY MEDS by Les Taha (December 31, 2020)

ELLIS COUNTY ARRESTS: December 20 – 27

Draughon, Ricky, 56, poss CS pg 1 <1g, theft prop >=$100<$750. Benavides, Jordan, 24, injury child/elderly/disable w/intent Felony 3, assault causes bodily injury. Maldonado, Damien, 41, DWI/open.

GLENN HEIGHTS ARRESTS: December 18 – 24

Gayden, Rodney, 50, assault causes bodily injury family violence w/prev convictions. Wise, Amber, 27, warrant arrest Waxahachie PD. Felton, Jabari, 25, warrant arrest Dallas County SO.

RED OAK ARRESTS: December 21 – 27

Stewart, Anaiyah, 18, assault peace officer/judge, resist arrest search or transport. Royal, Brittaney, 32, poss CS pg 3 <28g. McCrary, Crystal, 32, fail to identify fugitive intent/give false info, fraud use/poss identifying info # items <5, theft prop >=$2,500<$30,000.

OFF MY MEDS by Les Taha (December 24, 2020)

5 ways to show your pet you care this holiday season

STATEPOINT – During the holidays, there are endless ways to show the humans around you how much you love them. Finding ways to extend the joy of the season to pets who are a part of the family takes a bit more creativity. 1.

LOCAL STUDENT UPDATE: December 24, 2020)

Angelo State University conferred 381 undergraduate and 191 graduate degrees to its fall 2020 graduates that were recognized in a virtual commencement on Dec. 6.

THIS WEEK IN AMERICAN HISTORY (December 24, 2020)

During the American Revolution, George Washington took 2,400 of his men across the Delaware River. Washington then conducted a surprise raid on 1,500 British-Hessians (German mercenaries) at Trenton, New Jersey.