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April showers brought vivid colors to life in Hamilton April 15-16 Staff Photos by Kim Hinton

(Editor’s note: Former Hamilton mayor Pat Kelly has agreed to share his seven-year journey with kidney disease. Here is the second installment.)

WENZEL GOES PLATINUM – Isaac Wenzel of Farmers Insurance Agency was recently awarded the Platinum Break the Record award for exceeding goals set for his office. Wenzel expresses his gratitude to his customers for their continued trust and support.

We are back! Hamilton Civic Theatre will open its doors for the production of Ira Levin’s Dr. Cook’s Garden later this month. Debbie Roberts has been working with a talented group of actors to create a show for all to enjoy. Rehearsals began last year before the Pandemic hit and had to be halted until earlier this year.

Friends, volunteer firefighters and community helpers gathered at a benefit on Friday to help Hamilton VFD Safety Officer Springer Courtney and his wife Brenda, who were injured in a motorcycle wreck on March 23.

Layton Fleming

Lions, and tigers, and bears – Oh my!

HHS CHEER- Announced last week, the 2021-22 Hamilton High School cheer squad will include (back row, l-r) Chloe Dolloff, Averi Poe, Cortland Mehaffey and Grace Killian. Pictured on the front row, cheerleaders Campbell Lengefeld, Clementine Cooper, Kinsey Mizell, Julie Henderson, Laney Lane and Kassi Collett. Also pictured, Skylar Carr left, will be the only senior on next year’s cheer team and will continue her role as the beloved Sparky for a third year. The HHS cheer squad is coached by Patricia Leach. Courtesy photos