Summer Bingo
Bingo night series hosted by the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce was a huge success.
News
Ex-employee goes gunning for state treasurer
The shocking events of June 30, 1903 may have left most Texans at a loss for words but not an East Texas editor, who wrote, “The trage- dy is the first of its kind in the history of the state and is the most appalling in the annals of the South.”
Fourth festivities planned in park
Hamilton will celebrate the Fourth of July beginning with the reading of the Declaration of Independence on the courthouse lawn at 9 a.m.
HHN receives awards at press convention
The Hamilton Herald- News team attended the 2024 Texas Press Association Convention last weekend in College Station.
The Coop has eggs and so much more
Evant general store features local goods
Farmers, ranchers can get disaster assistance
A meeting Thursday in Gatesville will address programs to help farmers, ranchers, communities and businesses hit hard by recent flooding.
BINGO
BINGO- Hamilton County Judge James Yates and his wife Genevieve participated in last Thursday’s Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Bingo held at the Wenzel Event Center. Organizers paid out between $113 and $145 each round.
HAILE OF A SHOW
HAILE OF A SHOW - Incoming Hamilton High School junior Halston Haile debuted his musical talents last Friday at The Grain, performing a near two-hour set for a full house. Courtesy Photo
WILDFIRE
WILDFIRE- Singer-songwriter Michael Martin Murphey was the guest performer at the Texas Press Association convention last weekend in College Station.
HHN closed Thursday, Friday for TPA
Hamilton Herald News will be closed Thursday and Friday, June 20-21, to attend the Texas Press Association convention in College Station. The office will reopen on Monday.
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