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Under the direction of Bill Torrey, the Milam County District Attorney, the following felony cases were recently resolved in Judge John W. Youngblood’s 20th Judicial District Court:

 JOEL DELANE PAGE, II, 29, of Rockdale, was sentenced to twelve (12) years confinement in TDCJ pleading guilty to a 2nd Degree Felony, Evading Arrest with Vehicle – Enhanced and was sentenced to twelve (12) years confinement in TDCJ after pleading guilty to a 2nd Degree Felony, Criminal Mischief...

City, MDD offer powerful data to help make important business decisions

The City of Rockdale and the Rockdale Municipal Development District (RMDD) offer an impressive portfolio of data products that are available for local businesses and organizations to use—or any business looking to make an investment or start in Rockdale.
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Worley Bridge historical marker dedication

Worley Bridge historical marker dedication

Worley Bridge historical marker dedication

The historic Worley Bridge across the San Gabriel River near Apache Pass received the prestigious Recorded Texas Historical Landmark designation from the Texas Historical Commission. The Milam County Historical Commission (MCHC) hosted the marker dedication on Sunday.

Former RISD teacher surrenders to authorities

Former Rockdale ISD High School teacher, Shawnee Nicole Despain, 24, Rockdale, surrendered herself to the Milam County Jail for two felony warrants issued by Milam County Justice of the Peace Pct. 3, Andy Isaacs on Tuesday, Nov. 7.

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Christmas tree lighting November 16 Rockdale Downtown Association’s (RDA) annual Christmas tree lighting will take place on Thursday, Nov. 16. Enjoy homemade chili, prepared by the good folks at Climate Control, and hot chocolate starting at 6 p.m. The tree lighting will take place at 7 p.m.

Milam CPS seeks donations, presents

The Milam County Child Protective Board is seeking presents and donations for children in their care so they can receive presents on Christmas Day. “We ask that folks spend $125 per child on presents.