EXTRA!! EXTRA!!!
Hamilton I.S.D. had plenty of extra help in hosting the annual junior high and high school Extraco Relays on Thursday of last week at Kooken Field.
News
HCC selling plants
Community Foundation of Hamilton County will have a plant sale 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. this Saturday, March 29, in the parking lot/drive-through of First Baptist Church’s Youth and Family Life Center on Bell Street.
Veggie class Saturday
Hamilton County Master Gardeners will host a spring gardening adventure, “Growing Vegetables,” featuring certified Master Gardener Ken Stokes from 10 a.m. to noon this Saturday in the courthouse annex.
Ford, Johnson join vet clinic
Hamilton Veterinary Clinic welcomed two new veterinarians this week.
Court issues burn ban
High winds and dry conditions prompted Hamilton County Commissioners to issue a burn ban at their Tuesday morning meeting.
Pedestrians, cyclists vulnerable on Texas roads
On his 10th birthday in 2020, Victor Peterzen received a brand-new bicycle. Just three months later, his life was tragically cut short in a crash while riding his bike through his northwest Houston neighborhood.
Hamilton Community Center
Come see us! We are open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. Meals are served at 11:30 a.m. each day. The menu is subject to change.
Notes from the Mayor
With the dry conditions and high winds we have been experiencing, we have been under a heightened fire alert. Please exercise extreme caution when burning brush or doing anything that might create a flame. It’s time to recognize those who are there to protect our property, homes and families. The Hamilton Volunteer Fire Department members are first responders in every sense of the word. They are dedicated to being the most qualified they can be when responding to an emergency. Just like all first responders, they never know quite what to expect when they get called out, but they are trained and prepared to act quickly to minimize the devastating damage a fire can cause.
Better Living for Texans
Spring is a time of renewal and a chance to refresh by embracing a seasonal shift in our eating habits. It is a time of transition from the warm and cozy foods of winter to the bright and vibrant foods of spring. We can connect with the world around us as we embrace this shift. Food also brings people together and supports our well-being. This spring let’s explore how enjoying various fruits and vegetables improves our health and strengthens our bonds with others.
101 N. Rice
PO Box 833
Hamilton, TX 76531
254-386-3145