Lifestyle

7 years: Top one percent worldwide

For the seventh consecutive year online reviewers of Rockdale’s Rainbow Courts have made the local motel/ bed and breakfast one of the top one percent of bargain hotels in the world. Trip Advisor.

EDUCATION NOTES

Rockdale Elementary Wednesday—First grade PLC meeting, 7:30 a.m.; progress reports sent home. Thursday—Kindergarten PLC Meeting, 7:30 a.m. Friday—Hoops for Heart kickoff, programs lasts Feb. 1-27; 100th Day of School. Wednesday, Feb. 6— Student early release, parent/teacher conference.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Jan. 18—Mary Beyer. Jan. 20—Brad Thomas. Jan. 22—Kathryne Rod-dam. Anniversaries Jan. 19—Brenda and Jim Baker. Jan. 25—Alice and Kenneth Haverkamp.

Pastor dreams of filling stadium with prayer

Getting woke As he prayed for the city of Rockdale, during his morning devotional, Pastor Royal Johnson was struck with a question – Could the city of Rockdale fill Tiger Stadium to capacity for prayer?

CHURCH NEWS

The Reporter welcomes news of special events at local area churches. Email mike@rockdalereporter.com or fax to 512-446-5317. Grief Share program continues Monday “GriefShare,” a 13-week program is underway Monday at Meadowbrook Baptist Church. It will meet from 6 to 8 p.m.

Milano Lions hosting pancake supper Saturday at civic center

MILANO NEWS Milano Evening Lions Club is hosting its annual pancake supper Saturday at the Milano Civic Center. Serving is set from 5 to 7 p.m. Plates are $5 for adults and $3 for 12 and under and include pancakes, sausage and drink. There will be live music by Lynn Martin and a silent auction.

MILAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE RECORDS

David M. Autry to Kendal R. McDaniel – Miguel Davila Survey (18459). Jennifer J. Antolik to Tiffany Lynn Chenault and David Allen Chenault – Frederick Ernst Survey (12). Kathleen P. Cervenka, individually and as independent executrix, and Bennie G. Cervenka Estate to Nathan Parsons and Dana L.

ORGANIZATIONS

Tiger ‘yard art,’ is part of sorority fund raiser The “Tiger Yard Art” you’re seeing around town is a fund raiser for Alpha Tau Delta service sorority. “For $20 you can pick where the Tiger is caged and ensure you don’t receive it back,” Brooksy Fisher, sorority spokesperson, said.