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“Are you saying all of these other churches are wrong?” Truth does not abide with the majority nor the minority. Truth is still reality, regardless of how many people happen

Dear fellow Texans, As we enjoy the blessings of family and friends this Memorial Day, let us all take a moment to recollect the reason for this day. Today, we

This week marks the end of an era for the class of 2019 Bulldogs, and as the school year is wrapping up and the sun sets on my time as

Dear Editor,

Thank you to everyone that came out to the April’s Aides Ministry event in downtown Hamilton on Saturday. We raised $1,208 and plan on doing it again next year on the last Saturday in April.

Dear Maria:

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It’s been almost 3 ½ years since the last time I got to see and speak with my mom.

She was sitting on the edge of a nursing home bed; she had terminal cancer and I had to leave to catch my flight home.

The ballot for the Democratic Primary on May 2, 1864 presented Texans of that political persuasion with the choice of keeping the incumbent in the U.S.

Dear Maria: On behalf of the Friends of the Hamilton Public Library, I want to thank everyone whose hard work, generosity and enthusiasm made this yet another successful “Books and

The land for the city brush pile (east of town off Highway 22) was donated in 1923, almost a hundred years ago. For as long as most anyone can remember,

While Texans were fighting the final battle for their independence on Apr. 21, 1836, a survivor of the Goliad Massacre was spending his twenty-first day on the run. Twenty-year-old John

At one time or another, you have probably seen news footage of an explosion at a fireworks factory or oil refinery. There are mountains of regulations and frequent inspections to