2015 Graduate Julia Schrank welcomes 2021 Miss Texas Mallory Fuller to Hamilton High School April 8 for a mental health and suicide prevention program. Colbie, pictured behind them, is a young woman whose life was saved when a friend intervened when she was suicidal. Left, Mallory tells teens its ok not to be OK, gives HHS students tips for coping and shares tips for recognizing the signs of suicide. Staff Photo/Wyndi Veigel
The Spring Clean-Up project with Keep Hamilton Beautiful is right around the corner and volunteers are needed.
An update for the Hamilton Community Center was presented at the April 13 Commissioners Court meeting by community center board member Rodney Craddick.
The American Automobile Association’s distracted driving awareness campaign titled Don’t Drive Intoxicated, Don’t Drive Intexticated is a reminder that distracted can be as dangerous as driving drunk.
Hamilton is reporting a continued increase in sales tax and has received its March tax dollars.
Another crucial relationship of Christ to His church is seen as the scriptures describe Him as the RESURRECTION and the LIFE. Jesus proclaimed, “I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live” (John 11:25). This is a very important relationship our Lord has with the church. Jesus stated that as a result of Him being the “resurrection” and the “life” - even though we die, we shall live again!
Potatoes are among some of the most common left over food items, especially during the holiday season. Be sure you’re storing and reheating all your leftovers safely before re-serving them to friends and family. For more information on why potatoes pose a food safety concern and how to properly handle them.
The early registration deadline for Hamilton’s Flyin 5K is April 30 for the May 14 event. Registrations will be accepted up to race time but will include a higher fee, and a T-shirt is not guaranteed.
Hamilton, you were a shining star last weekend when 40 journalists from across the state converged on Circle T Resort for an annual convention.
Hamilton County remains under a burn ban for an additional 90 days after the ban was renewed by commissioners Tuesday, April 12.
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