MILANO NEWS
The City of Milano held its annual Fourth of July parade and free hot dog meal last week. Results of parade winners are as follows:
Best overall—“Our Soldier is Coming Home,” Lenz and Barnes families. This float was in honor of Chris Barnes, who serves in the U.S.
July 12—June Key, Bob von Gonten. July 13—Steve Pruett. July 14—Tasha San Migel, Carey Offield. July 16—Karen Laughlin, Tyler Brockenbush. July 17—Taylor Carpenter, Brian Galbreath, Melba Caffey Luker.
Anniversaries
July 14—David and Janet Svrcek. July 17—Kenneth and Donna Mantey.
Marriage License
Christopher Shane Peckle and Cora Ellen Allen. Charle Theodore Byrer and Bobbie Jones Lina. Frederick Monroe Mercer and Mashell Renae Pierce. Jarrett Andrew Beckhusen and Courtney Megan Caraway.
—Quilty Place, located at 709 West Cameron Avenue (US 79) has been named Business of the Month for July by the Rockdale Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center. Quilty place is owned and operated by Jody Morris. Chamber officers and members were on hand at the business for the award presentation.
After a torrid start to 2018, due to the construction of a new football field, building permits cooled off considerably during June.
Permits totaled $33,475 in June, inching the 2018 half-year total to $5,388,126.
The Rockdale Fair Association this year has awarded a total of nine scholarships to Milam County seniors, including one in memory of a late Rockdale businessman who was the first RFA president.
FRISCO—Dr. Alicia (Williams) Huppe, originally from Rockdale, has been appointed Dean of Student and Enrollment Services of the Collin College Preston Ridge Campus in Frisco.
Dr. Huppe was salutatorian of the 1993 graduating class at Rockdale High School.