Book of the Month
October's Book of the Month comes with a chance to meet the man who wrote it. Epic fantasy author J.F. Hopper will headline "Sip, Shop & Stories: Meet the Author" on Saturday, October 10, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Cameron Coffee Company
Community Calender
As cooler morning breezes roll across Central Texas, Milam County is leaning into the fall season with a full lineup of community fellowship, live local music, and seasonal family traditions
Crossword Puzzle
Well, puzzlers — Friday’s here, and with it come the answers to the very first Voice Crossword.
recipe of the week
The pecan tree has been our state tree since 1919, and the pecan itself is Texas's official state nut. We take this pie personally.
Crossword Puzzle
Starting this week, the Voice will publish a brand-new crossword puzzle every Wednesday — written just for Milam County. Our towns, our history, our rivers, our people. No faraway trivia, no words you've never heard of. Just home.
El Camino Real Chapter of Master Naturalist
El Camino Real Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalist program secures statewide funding to establish two new free native seed locations and community educational workshops.
Chamber of Commerce
The Cameron Area Chamber of Commerce is the engine behind much of what brings people — and customers — to downtown Cameron. Here's what the Chamber does for local businesses, everything it has on the calendar right now, and how to get involved.
Book of the Month
Epic fantasy author J.F. Hopper will headline "Sip, Shop & Stories: Meet the Author" on Saturday, October 10, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Cameron Coffee Company — signing books, talking storycraft, and meeting readers all day.
politics
Democratic candidates running in this year's elections met with local supporters on Wednesday, making their pitches for races from the Texas Senate down to the state's highest criminal court.
44 Farms
The Cameron gathering will be hosted by 44 Farms, the Angus seedstock operation that has called Cameron home since 1909.
community events
The event is free and open to everyone — part worship service, part community celebration, and a beloved Cameron tradition.
In My Opinion with Cameron
Cameron Mueck is back with a fresh 54-minute episode of In My Opinion with Cameron, titled “Up Chocolate Creek Without A Popsicle Stick” — a nod to an underrated Gingy quote from Shrek 2.