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ALL-DISTRICT

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ALL-DISTRICT: Not including academic all-district honors, five Bulldogs and ten Lady Bulldogs received District 12- 2A all-district basketball recognition for their performance on the court. The Lady Bulldogs ended the season as both district and bi-district champions, and the Bulldogs were District 12 runners-up and bi-district qualifiers.

STEAK & SPUDS

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SSTEAK & SPUDS - Despite the weather and changes of venue, the Hamilton Bulldog Band steak dinner Sunday had a great turnout, said band director Asa Hamilton, who thanked Circle T, band parents and the community for supporting the HHS Band. The band will have a drawing with prizes generously donated by Hamilton Quality Meats and Rountree Appliances and will have its BBQ Cook-off April 9-10.

Chamber needs nominations

Nominations are being accepted for the annual Hamilton Chamber of Commerce community awards. These awards honor individuals who have worked tirelessly to improve the community.

Hamilton Public Library Memorials and Honorariums

Hamilton Public Library received the following memorial in memory of Lydia Wagner by Hamilton Extension Education Association Council.

AREA STOCK SHOW UPDATES

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Stephen Hewitt - 3rd place Berkshire Gilt Kerrville

Welcome little ones!

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Greg and Morgan Eilers announce the birth of their son Ace William Eilers.

Yarboroughs to pastor Victory Fellowship church

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Pastors Eddie and Kathryne Yarbrough became pastors of Victory Christian Fellowship at 724 W. Coke Street on Jan. 17.

CELEBRATING 100 DAYS OF SCHOOL!

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MANY WAYS TO CELEBRATE- Top photo, pre-k students made 100-day necklaces. Second row, first graders Parker Clowdus, Mrs. Southerland’s class, Luz Garcia. Third row, fifth grader Gemma Bates and first graders Bryson Kuihl and Jase Jones.

Hamilton County Museum news

Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe! The Museum has been busy planning for our upcoming Cemetery Walk in May, adding new displays to museum, planning work on additional building projects, and preparing membership renewals.

Let’s talk about… Cats in the city

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City ordinances concerning cats are few and straight-forward – cats must be vaccinated annually, and there is a limit of five cats per residence.