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BIG CATCH

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BIG CATCH: Hamilton seventh grader Kennon Lee reeled in this five to six pound bass on Saturday while fishing with Andy Roberts out at Hamilton City Lake. Courtesy photo

TOURING FUN

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TOURING FUN - The Bosque River Chapter of Daughters of the Republic of Texas met for lunch at New York Hill Restaurant in Mingus May 10, followed by a tour of the W.K. Gordon Center for Industrial History of Texas. During the meeting the new Texas Honor Day, The Treaty of Velasco, signed on May 14, 1836, was explained by prospective new member Sarah Jane Patton Miller. Members were encouraged to register for the state convention in Austin to be held May 26-28. Courtesy photo

Blood drive set for Thursday

Summer marks a difficult season for the community blood supply, as focus turns to family vacations and time off from school.

Bulldogs excel at UIL

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First place team in accounting (l-r): Garrison Blackwell, Jaydon Watson, Caleb French and Jennifer Arteaga.

2022 Academic UIL District results

Hamilton ISD students and teachers performed well at district UIL academics. Results are as follows. Academic UIL Coordinator is Elissa Crouch.

Class of ’60 reunion set

Hamilton High School Class of 1960 will have its 60 class reunion Saturday, June 11, at Circle T Arena’s Crossfire Café party room at the east end of the arena, 4007 W. Highway 36, about five miles west of Hamilton.

Graduations May 27

High school graduations are on the horizon.

COMMUNITY SERVICE

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COMMUNITY SERVICE - Shirley Lewis swears in Charles Johnson and Mica Baize, new Hamilton Independent School District trustees, at Monday’s board meeting. Staff Photo/Maria Weaver

SERVING THE CITY

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SERVING THE CITY - Newly elected city councilmembers Richard Buchanan and Gary Haggard are sworn into office by City Secretary Misty Boatwright Friday, May 13. Staff Photo/Kim Hinton

Mayor Rodney Craddick

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Mayor Rodney Craddick is sworn into office for his second term by City Secretary Misty Boatwright. Staff Photo/Kim Hinton