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Emiley Hale was awarded a $3000 scholarship by the Hamilton Masonic Rock House No. 417.

CAMP EAGLE- Hamilton junior high students from First Baptist and other local churches attended Camp Eagle Christian Adventure Camp last week in Rocksprings. They joined high school students, pictured at right before canoing the Pecos River, who went to the camp four days earlier. The students enjoyed outdoor adventures while building relationships and learning Biblical truths. Pictured top row are Emma Thompson, Tyler Bloomcamp and Marshall Tenboer; bottom row, Presley Long, Anna Pearcy, Kate Lengefeld, Addy Massingill, sponsor Allyson Elkins, Kinslee Tenboer, Reese Kelly, Riley Ford, Kennon Lee, sponsor Peter Elkins, Laney Boatwright and Cate Hooper.

A trek to the tank for some afternoon fishing turned into a gigantic discovery for 14-year old Colter Johnson – casts of dinosaur footprints.

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NEW EQUIPMENT- In September 2020, Hamilton Volunteer Fire Department applied for a PPE grant through the Texas Forestry Service and received $15,000 in November 2020 to purchase new protective gear.

After almost six months as Hamilton Police Chief, Brad Boulton finally got to move his wife to Hamilton last weekend.

Reagan and Alex Reich announce the birth of their daughter Sloane ReAnn Reich.

Sloane was born on June 9 at 6:19 p.m. She was 8 pounds 12 ounces and was 20 ½ inches long.

Thomas Stone and Whitley Quigg of Nolanville announce the birth of their son Andrew “Drew” James Stone.

Drew was born on June 9 at 1:21 p.m. He weighed 6 pounds 13.5 ounces and was 18 inches long.

When it comes to learning the important things in life, there’s no better teacher than a dad.

HHN staff writer Kim Hinton talked to several sets of fathers and sons who work together to see what makes the partnerships work: