Thu, 01/16/2020 - 12:00am
To the fine folks who provided service during the passing of our loved one, Crystal Pointer, Hamilton Floral and Anita Adams for the beautiful floral arrangements, Riley Funeral Home staff for their...
Hamilton's varsity Lady Bulldogs had the District 6-3A top-ranked Bangs Lady Dragons on the ropes last Friday at home. Leading by 11 at one point during the first half, the Lady Dogs clung to a one point, 31-30, advantage heading into the final quarter. The undefeated in district Lady Dragons attacked the low post in the fourth quarter and outpaced the Lady Dogs 11-9 in the final stanza to pull off a heartbreaking 41-40 victory over the Lady Bulldogs. Junior point guard Morgan Mehaffey slashed the Lady Dragons for 14 points, trailed by junior guard Emiley Hale with nine and freshman Averi Poe with eight. Poe drained her second three-pointer of the ballgame with no time left on the clock to cut Hamilton's deficit to one at the buzzer. Macie Parrish knocked down two runners in the paint for four points, followed by Karsyn Smyth with three points from behind the arc and Sydney Garcia with two free throws. After dropping games to Cisco and Bangs last week, the Lady Bulldogs moved to 2-3 in district and 12-11 on the year, currently sitting in fourth place overall in the eight-team District 6-3A standings. The top four teams from the district will earn a playoff bid. The JV Lady Bulldogs too dropped games last week in Cisco and at home versus Bangs to move to 2-3 in district competition. Kenedy Craig again led the young Lady Bulldogs last Friday against Bangs, scoring 16 of Hamilton's 31 points. Hailey Stockton added five, followed by Jennifer Arteaga and Kate McNeel with four apiece and Isabel Flores with a two-point bucket. Pictured, junior guard Karsyn Smyth (#3) drives the lane versus Bangs, and freshman Averi Poe aims to sink two of her eight points last Friday night.
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Thu, 01/16/2020 - 12:00am
Thu, 01/16/2020 - 12:00am
This year is an important election year. Hamilton County residents will be voting in national, state and local elections.
Applications are now available at Hamilton City Hall to file for City of...
Nik Adams, top, showed the overall grand champion market steer; Jaxon Edwards, center, the overall grand champion market swine; Ace Lane, above left, the overall grand champion market goat; and Sydney Thedford the overall grand champion market lamb at the 2020 Hamilton County Youth Fair last weekend at Fair Park. Staff Photos
Thu, 01/16/2020 - 12:00am
Thu, 01/16/2020 - 12:00am
Hamilton Herald-News allows candidates in contested races to announce their candidacy in the newspaper.
Following is Hamilton County Sheriff Justin Caraway’s announcement for re-election.
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