Young artists

Rockdale High School art students, Chloe Rundell (L) and Andrea Ruiz recently had entries accepted into the Central Texas Art Competition. The competition was held in the Visual Communications Department and Gallery on the campus of Temple College.

ORGANIZATIONS

Scholarship Jam offered at Taylor SPJST Central Texas Pickers will hold a scholarship jam session on S unday, Feb. 9 from 4 -8 p.m. at the Taylor S PJ T Hall. There will be live music and BB sandwiches and an auction. All pickers welcome. Call 512-352-9139 for more info.

GAUSE NEWS

Gause I S D will have a basketball tournament in Temple Friday and S aturday. Check with the school for times. Then on Monday, there will be games here with Coupland at 4 and 5 p.m.

uper Bowl dip, stuffed mushrooms

KYLE’S KITCHEN ince the S uper Bowl is coming up I ’m sharing a couple of good recipes that are great for game day that are a little different from the usual q ueso, cocktail meatballs and wings. Not that there’s anything wrong with any of those.

Fundraisers coming in February

MILANO NEWS t is getting to be fund-raiser time for Milano organizations. MVFD—The Milano Volunteer Fire Department will host its annual chili supper on Feb. 15 at the fire department on Highway 79. S erving will begin at 4 :30 p.m. until sold out.

MILAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE RECORDS

COUNTY COURT Warranty Deeds James Curtis Brymer to Darlene Karen Biehle – 4.69 acres, J. Hannum Survey (20-37). Sally Combs, independent co-executor, to Ron McCoy (20-41). M.R. Currey to Jack I. Bastow – Lots 11-16, Block 6, Hillyer-Stokes Addition (20-103). William J. Gelner to Gregory A.

A sweet treat for chilly mornings

W hen coming downstairs in the morning to a chilly home, one way to rally the troops out of bed is to reward them with a warm breakfast. Muffins are a go-to choice for a q uick bite, and homemade muffins served right out of the oven can be just what’s needed on blustery days.

School board month

January is the month to recognize the volunteers who serve on school boards and Rock-dale’s were to get numerous gifts at Wednesday’s monthly meeting of trustees: Seated (L-R) Lin Perry, vice-president; Troy Mode, president; Wenda Dyer, secretary

Rockdale, Milam start slow

The first sales tax rebates for area cities, counties and special districts looked pretty good for just about everyone except two jurisdictions. However, those two jurisdictions were Rockdale and Milam County Rockdale was down 5.51 percent, when compared to last January.

HONOR ROLLS

R ock da l e H i h S ch oo Third Six Weeks All-A Freshmen—Ilynn Alonso, Grace Avrin, Julie Bartsch, Yolianna Castillo, Agustin Cooke, Bridgett Grady, Holly Hernandez, Aiden Hirt, Josephine Jackson, Makaila Jackson, Kevin Liu, Ryan Luckey, Jadira Luna Hernandez, Jimena Luna Herrera.