THIS WEEK IN TEXAS HISTORY
The eccentric Texas oilman sat in a dark theater on Oct. 4, 1926 watching overpaid stagehands try to make “The Ladder,” a play about reincarnation, presentable for Broadway audiences.
Thank you so much to everyone who donated water and Gatorade! We have received more than enough, so please hold off on any additional donations of these items. We are truly grateful for your generosity and support! No more donations needed at this time.
The eccentric Texas oilman sat in a dark theater on Oct. 4, 1926 watching overpaid stagehands try to make “The Ladder,” a play about reincarnation, presentable for Broadway audiences.
Miranda Stephens works out on the elliptical at the Hamilton Wellness Center. The Wellness Center is expanded to 24/7 access on Monday and is celebrating with a no activation fee week this week. Masks are always still required.
Hi! I am Diana Freeman, a candidate for the Hamilton ISD Board.
I was sitting in Tim Edins’ HTML or web formatting class my senior year when we got the news. Stupid me thought oh, that’s light years away from me and it doesn’t affect me. I didn’t understand as a kid why it did.
It has been 2 ½ years since the Hamilton Herald-News ran a front-page story about the impact of grease on our city’s sewage system.
U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency reminds farmers and ranchers that the deadline to apply for the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program is Sept. 11. This program provides direct relief to producers who faced price declines and additional marketing costs due to COVID-19.
The Bosque River Chapter of Daughters of the Republic of Texas were awarded Six Stars at the recent district meeting held in Eastland on Aug. 29.
Doctors warn you need a flu shot this year more than ever before because of the looming ‘Twindemic’ about to strike across the country.
Two hundred Texans looking for a fight answered the call of Gen. William Walker and sailed for Nicaragua on Sep. 8, 1856.
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