Representatives of Hamilton County and the City of Hamilton have met twice to discuss a law enforcement contract that would discontinue the Hamilton Police Department and make Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office responsible for law enforcement in the city as well as the county.
The Hamilton Historic Main Street Board’s Organization Committee is producing a series of short marketing videos spotlighting businesses around the Main Street District. These spotlights highlight the services offered and include video of the proprietors and their businesses. Each month, we feature a different category of business continuing with “Dining” in April. The dining establishments being spotlighted this month are: China Wok, The Grain, Texas Coffee and Makayla’s Kravery, Wenzel’s, and Woody’s. These videos are posted on the All Things Hamilton Facebook page (scan the QR Code).
Multifunction Cookers are a tool that many cooks have in their kitchen! Multifunction cookers can be a great way to provide quick and nutritious meals with a “hands off” cooking approach so that you can be free to spend your time on other things. Below are some tips to help your multifunction cooker experience go smoothly and safely! Always make sure to follow the guidance of your cooker’s user manual.
Cemetery meeting April 27
Auction item donations are pouring in for the Hamilton County Community Foundation and Historic Main Street Dinner on Main set for Friday, May 10, 6-8 p.m. at the Wenzel Event Center, 201 N. Bell.
The City of Hamilton municipal election for City Council will be held May 4, for two council member positions and the mayor position.
The only F5 tornado ever to touch down in the northernmost part of the Lone Star State tore through the Texas Panhandle on Apr. 9, 1947 leaving death and destruction in its 100-mile-long wake.
Six hopefuls announced their candidacy for positions on the Hamilton City Council and Hamilton Independent School District Board of Trustees this week.
IT’S A BIRD, IT’S A PLANE- Members of the Bradshaw family look to the sky during Monday’s eclipse. The family had a reunion at Pecan Creek Park.
Hamilton Pipe Company has been a staple for pipe and panels for many years. With the addition of new items like wire and staples, new owner Steve Grudzinski hopes to make it a one-stop for fencing supplies.
101 N. Rice
PO Box 833
Hamilton, TX 76531
254-386-3145
