ENGAGED- Derek and Tina Dittrich of Hamiton are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Shelby Dittrich, to John Bennett, son of John and Jeanie Bennett of Pasadena, California. John is graduating in December with a PhD in Plant Pathology from Texas A&M University. Shelby is currently working as an architect for BRW Architecture in College Station, Texas. A December wedding is planned.
ON TO HIGH SCHOOL- Hamilton Junior High eighth grade parents, l-r, Toby Long and Jennifer Long, Kym and Johann Jeschke, Sara Ensor, Kristen Summers, Jon and Robbye Lengefeld and Quince and Leslie Pearcy cheered on the Bullpups at the last junior high pep rally of the season Thursday in the HJH gym. Courtesy Photo/Tracy Cox
FLYING HIGH - Caleb French, an HHS Senior, completed his first solo powered aircraft flight in a Cessna 172 Oct. 22 with Instructor Robert Johnston at Stephenville KSEP. He is working toward his private pilot rating. Courtesy photo
CHUCK LACKEY
NHS INDUCTION-Twenty Hamilton High School juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society Virgil M. Santy Chapter Monday evening in the Chandler Craig Auditorium. Senior members received their graduation cords at the ceremony. They are Garrison Blackwell, Lane Cantrell, Skylar Carr, Parliamentarian Alina Eilers, Caleb French, Treasurer Mason Guinn, Tyner Haile, Historian Jenna Hinton, Cash Kneuper, President Caleb Lengefeld, Taylor Long, Dawson Melde, Jose Najera, Secretary Mattie Ondrusek, John Polster, Vice President Presley Sliger, Alex Thiele, Student Council Rep. Amber Tyson and Jaydon Watson. Junior members are Morgan Aing, Jennifer Arteaga, Mia Coker, Avery Cozby, Kenedy Craig, Davin Crouch, Chloe Dolloff, Laurel Ann Elkins, Emily Eller, Ashtyn Hansard, Caden Hopper, Grace Killian, Sutton Lee, Cortland Mehaffey, Mackinsy Morgan, Averi Poe, Chasiti Ranaghan, Bryson Tarpley, Landon Thompson, and Chase Weaver. NHS Advisor is Miles Sellers
Hamilton Community Center in its first month of operation has served 864 meals, averaging 216 per week.
Fall is here, the leaves are changing, the temperature is dropping and the joy of being outdoors in Texas is felt from all regions. The change in season means a lot of activities and people excitedly preparing for upcoming events. Below are some tips on how we can keep active while enjoying the breezier climate and out busy social schedules:
It sure is hard to be humble when you’re a swashbuckling, egocentric super-hero, but gallant hero Robin Hood tries his best as he swaggers through The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood.
Hamilton Junior High eighth-grader Case Koether won the youth division trap doubles and placed second in youth division trap singles at the 2021 Southern Collegiate Shotgun Championships.
Hamilton County Junior Livestock Association released a new schedule for the 2022 Hamilton County Youth Show.
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