LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

RVFD volunteers got family’s cat from tree Dear editor, Our kitten was up in a tree by the power lines for two days when Rockdale firefighters came to rescue her. Our neighbors stayed on the phone until they arrived.

Economic development: Sitting on gold mine

JUDGE’S COMMENTS On Monday, we reached another milestone in Milam County. Almost 100 business leaders, elected officials, school administrators, economic development administrators and chamber members met to discuss economic development in Milam County.

Sometimes ‘funny money’ is really that

EDITOR’S CORNER Australian money is supposed to be some of the hardest in the world to counterfeit. I always thought that’s because it was printed upside down, but there’s another reason.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Thanks to police for responding to puppies Dear editor, We would like to thank Rockdale Police Department Officers Corey Puente and Joah McCaleb for doing such a good job of taking care of the stray dogs that were left in a crate on our street.

Peace Lutheran says ‘thanks to churches’

Dear editor, We want to shout a word of appreciation from Peace Lutheran Church regarding the recent Community Holy Week noon gatherings. Thank you to all the participating churches for helping to make each day enjoyable and unique.

Garden Club thanks Scouts for cleanup aid

Dear editor, On behalf of the Crown Garden Club, I would like to say “thank you” to the young ladies of Girl Scout Troops 9602 and 9605 and their leaders, Sheree Smith an Maria Santellano, for planting nine Drift Roses in our flower beds at the Old City Cemetery on Earth Day weekend.

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THEY REALLY SAID THAT?

“Show me one of my friends in need and I’ll show you a pest—Joe E. Lewis.

Rockin’ legend with the truth, maybe

EDITOR’S CORNER At the end of the great John Ford western “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance,” the newspaper editor says: “when legend becomes fact, print the legend.” That’s a great quote, but it assumes a knowledge of what’s legend and what’s fact.