Issue 1 · Fall 2026 · The founding issue

Hail, roofs, repaints and a summer worth remembering

Local answers from the people who do the work, two business spotlights, and everything happening in Rockwall this fall.

From the editor

Why AskRockwall, and why now

This is the first issue. Every month, AskRockwall brings you straight answers from local business owners, stories about the people behind those businesses, and a look at what's happening around town.

The same questions come up in this town again and again: who covers what after a hailstorm, where to take the car after a wreck, what a fair price looks like. The people best qualified to answer them are the owners down the road who deal with them every day. This is a place for them to do it, in plain language, with every business story reviewed before it runs and anything sponsored labeled as such.

Chuck Leblo, Editor

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Coming up this fall

Thu, Oct 8

Rise Internet ribbon cutting. The Rockwall Area Chamber welcomes a new internet provider. Rockwall Area Chamber

Thu, Oct 8

Basket weaving workshop. The Rockwall Art League hosts local artist Julie Woodard, 1 to 4 p.m. at the Harry Myers Community Center. Blue Ribbon News

Sat, Oct 10

Rubber Duck Regatta and Jeep Festival. Duck races, kids' activities, vendors and food. Rockwall Area Chamber

Tue, Oct 13

Grob and Associates Law Firm ribbon cutting. The Chamber welcomes the firm as a new member. Rockwall Area Chamber

All October

Tea for a cause. HTeaO Rockwall donates $1 to Susan G. Komen for every Huge Tea sold during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Blue Ribbon News

Wed, Nov 11

Rockwall ISD Veterans Day ceremony. The district's third annual tribute, open to the community. Blue Ribbon News

Sat, Nov 14

Sheriff's Posse Round-Up. The seventh annual Western-themed event, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the Historic Downtown Rockwall Square. Blue Ribbon News

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