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Dove Fest court to gather food

Hamilton County Dove Festival Queen Kyndall Ingram and her court - Ashlan Stephens, Journey Morris, Kopelyn Stroud, Allison Fry, Jentry Coalson, Destini Ranaghan and Mattie Ondrusek - will have a

Red all over

By Little Red I’m so sorry I have not been writing to all the people who read my stories. If you all are wondering how old I am, I am

Lutefisk Time

Pictured with pieces of dried lutefisk are students from Mr. Asire’s ag class at Cranfills Gap - back row, Ashlee Earp, Torrance Crawford, Stormey Ivers, front, Kassidy Patrick, Breanna Ratliff,

Hospital board reviews QA

Hamilton County Hospital District Board of Directors last Wednesday reviewed quality improvement reports, medical and allied health staff appointments and financial reports for the month of September. The board also

Market welcomes kids

Pottsville Extension Education Club will celebrate another year of Holiday Market Nov. 10. The event, held at the Pavilion in Fair Park, continues through the day from 9 a.m. to

Red Hat Dove Town Divas

The Hamilton Red Hat Dove Town Divas gathered in the evening on Oct. 22 at the beautiful home of Marge and Pete Jordan. We all brought something to put into

PUMPKIN DECORATING

Braxton Morris and Annabelle Dabbs enjoyed decorating pumpkins at the Dove Festival in Pecan Creek Park Saturday morning. Staff Photos

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Scoop

I thought last week’s scoop was the hardest I would ever have to write. Stupid me. Until last night, I had never sat behind a plexiglass wall with a camera

ATV safety important during hunting season

With the general hunting season for white-tailed deer just a few weeks away, landowners and hunters are reminded to use caution on all-terrain vehicles.

“More Texans have died in ATV-related accidents over the last 30 years than in any other state,” David Melde, Hamilton County Farm Bureau president, said. “They’re a popular way to get around the farm, ranch or deer lease, but that convenience also comes with a certain risk.”

There are more than 700 deaths and 100,000 injuries each year involving ATVs, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.