Our medical situation in Milam County

Within Milam County we are very fortunate to have five very fine medical providers, but we have no urgent care.

Looking back...10-20-40-100 YEARS AGO

100 YEARS AGO.... The Rockdale Chamber of Commerce was helping to bring cotton growers and pickers together after the San Antonio & Aransas Pass (SA&AP) Railroad sent out a letter saying plans to pick the 1920 cotton crop needed to be made quickly. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Risky business

For whatever it’s worth, here’s how the TMA assesses our activities The key words here are in the deck above “for whatever it’s worth.” This is a list put out by the Texas Medical Association (TMA) attempting to assess our chances of catching you-know-what from specific activities.

This week I lost a good friend and I’m not OK

June Key is in heaven now, and I feel like I’ve lost my grandmother. And with as many friends as she had here I’ll bet I’m not the only one who feels that way. Luckily last Wednesday I got to see and talk to her one last time.

Do your part to keep Milam children safe

Over the weekend I was asked what I was going to do to keep the schools safe. The answer lies with all of us. What are we going to do as a community to keep the schools safe? That starts with each of us doing our part to keep each other safe.

Looking back... Through The Reporter Files

100 YEARS AGO.... The Texas Highway Commission designated the east-west road (Cameron Avenue) running through Rockdale as a state highway. The entire roadway from Milano to Taylor received that designation.

Change your outlook with these verses

Anxiety and fear are relentless. The longer you struggle with fear, the more likely it is for you to be overwhelmed by it, allowing it to control your every move. Choosing not to deal with it can be extremely problematic in that it takes away from you being able to live a whole and complete life.

Top Business

Tisket A Tasket was named a business of the month earlier this year by the Rockdale Chamber of Commerce. Those in the photo include Cindy Cates, Fred Cates, Amy Hendrix, Kaitlyn and Caroline Bomer, Arrianna Eastridge, Azilee Leita, Melissa Dovalina and a number of Chamber of Commerce board members.

GAS LEAK—

GAS LEAK—The 1700 block of Pecos was blocked off for just over three hours Monday due to a natural gas leak. The was in effect for the block. Atmos Energy repaired the leak. leak, in front of HealthPoint Clinic was reported at 12:01 p.m. At 6:42 a.m.

Get in the game

We took a short respite this past week. The first in awhile. It’s not easy, or at least I find that it’s not real easy, to rest during this pandemic. We have found ourselves almost overnight living in a different culture, one that most do not care for.