The language of unconditional love

The eleventh chapter of Genesis opens with the words, “Now the whole earth had one language.” Because of this, God says, “Nothing they propose to do will be impossible for them.

BUSINESS OF THE MONTH

The Rockdale Chamber ofCommerce business of the month for October is 2 DoorsDown Embroidery. On hand for the award are Chamberrepresentative Homer Mowdy, Sandy Smith, James Perry,Carson Viss, business owner Kathy Perry, and Chamberrepresentatives Charlie and Pat Watson.

Cooking with winter squash

COMMENTS FROM MICAH Winter squash (includes acorn, but tercup, butternut, and Hubbard varieties) is rich in Vitamin A (beta-carotene), dietary fiber, folate (folic acid), and potassium. It is naturally low in calories, fat and sodium which makes it a perfect canvas for your healthy fall recipes.

ACE Tigers offers enrichment to students, parents

ACE Tiger s is wel l underway at the Intermediate and Jr. High Schools. This is our second year in our 5-year grant. ACE Tigers (Afterschool Centers on Education) is Rockdale’s after-school program at the two schools.

FIRE CALLS

Rockdale VFD Responded to: • 707 West Cameron Avenue for a vehicle vs. pedestrian accident on Wednesday. Milano VFD Responded to: • US 79 one mile east of Milano for a vehicle accident on Wednesday.   • US 79 and TX 36 for a multiple car accident on Wednesday.

MILAM COUNTY JAIL LOG

Jail log lists all people charged with offenses through the county jail in Cameron. Charges may change during the process. Persons are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law.

Six felony arrests, five traffic accidents during the past week

Rockdale Police Officers made six felony arrests dur ing the past week including: • Trenton Ihlenfeldt, 25, Caldwell, was arrested on Wednesday by Sgt. Parker for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.   • Robert James Latta, 28, McDade, was arrested on Thursday by Ofc.

MILAM COUNTY SHERIFF’S REPORT

Calls for the Milam County Sheriff’s Department during the past week included: Oct.

ORGANIZATIONS

Thursday Reading Club plans and meetings At an opening luncheon in September at the home of Patricia McKee, The Thursday Reading Club met to begin the 2022-2023 year of business. The luncheon was hosted by the yearbook committee, Chairman Joan Ratliff, Jeanie Weed and Mrs.

GAUSE NEWS

This year is moving on. Always many activities taking place this time of the year. Hollis Mathews passed away. He will be missed in the community. Keep Mary Francis and family in your prayers. On Oct. 30, Gause Baptist Church will host the annual Fall Festival. Come join this community activity.