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A VERY COVID GRADUATION

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Evant High School held a social distancing graduation ceremony Saturday on the school’s football field.

CHAMBER HONOREES

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Top left, Evelyn Ahearn is the 2019 Employee of the Year. Bottom left, Cathy Littlejohn is Agriculturist of the Year. Above, Hamilton Herald-News is Business of the Year. Owners/publishers Grant Lengefeld and Maria Weaver are shown with the staff that brings you a newspaper every week, along with chamber directors. Back row Matt Johnson, Carrie Pratt, HHN office manager Kim Tyson, managing editor Kym Jeschke, Allie Peace and executive director Kim Hinton. Center row, Lucy “Little Red” Ryan and assistant editor Tamee Ryan. Front row, Owen “Little Brother” Parrott, Lengefeld and Weaver. Staff Photos

Clifton mail carrier retires after 42 years

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Alice Lucas, city mail carrier for the north side of Clifton, retired May 4 after 42 years of service.

WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

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Above, Hamilton Public Library’s renovation project is moving along swiftly, offering a hint of what the completed project will look like.

HCJLA meets May 19

Hamilton County Junior Livestock Association will meet Tuesday, May 19, at 6 p.m. at the Jayson Harris Pavilion. Please remember to practice social distancing. For those who want to attend virtually, we will set up a phone conference to link in or Facebook Live.

306 artists enter bookmark contest

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Hamilton’s Friends of the Library sponsored its 9 annual bookmark contest for Hamilton Public Library this semester, and 306 Ann Whitney Elementary artists in Krista Jerrell’s art classes and Misti Polster’s music classes entered their work.

Military, tip & prayer

Armed Forces Day is next Saturday, May 16. Be sure to fly your American flag proud if you have one. Such a special day to so many. We should all be proud of our Armed Forces and show it!

Pet safety amid virus

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AUSTIN – On Tuesday, the Texas Humane Legislation Network released information addressing many questions surrounding animal care during COVID-19.

On behalf of THLN, animal expert Dr. Cate McManus highlighted a range of important tips about how to keep pets safe during COVID-19:

• Have a COVID-19 family plan in place. If someone in your family does contract COVID-19, quarantine away from both pets and other family members. If you need support from a vet, check with your existing provider to see if they are providing telemedicine services for animals.

GONE FISHIN’

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GONE FISHIN’- Cooper Gardner and Austin and Parker Clevinger had a great time fishing for crappie with PawPaw Monday.

GONE FISHING. Sixth grader Emma Thompson enjoyed fishing with dad, Damon Thompson, and grandmother, Lonnie Thompson, on Saturday.

Tarleton plans to see students for fall semester

STEPHENVILLE — Tarleton State University President James Hurley announced today that the school will be prepared for students to safely return for in-person classes this fall, with a start of Aug. 20.

Along with other Texas A&M University System schools, Tarleton plans to resume on-campus operations for the fall 2020 semester, including housing and dining services at its main location in Stephenville.

For now, Tarleton will maintain virtual learning and limited on-campus operations, as has been the new normal since spring break.