County on watch for winter storm
Editor’s note: Weather is unpredictable, and the following information was provided on Tuesday, Feb. 1.
Editor’s note: Weather is unpredictable, and the following information was provided on Tuesday, Feb. 1.
SPA DAY - Angie and Nathan Haile purchased a spa package through the auction at the Friends of Hamilton ISD Boots and gifted their daughter Reese Haile for her birthday. Bling manicures, pedicures and facials were part of the package birthday auction item. “The girls had a blast, big and little,” said Cosmetology teacher Danna Farmer. For information on party packages contact Danna Farmer at 254-386-4465 or email dfarmer@hamiltonisd.org. Courtesy Photos
A NEW HOME - Pecan Creek Outfitters gets a sign erected at its new permanent location on 107 East Henry Street. The business will be moving from Bell Street the end of January and reopen in February in its permanent location. Kim Hinton/Staff Photo
Hamilton Mayor Rodney Craddick has filed for re-election for the May 7 ballot, and Richard Buchanan has filed for city council.
In a full council agenda, the Hamilton City Council agreed to move forward with an interlocal agreement between the city and the county for dispatch services.
Cookies are little bites of happiness that bring the family together and are a favorite holiday treat! Keep the cookie making safe at your household with these simple food safety tips:
“I call heaven and earth as witnesses today against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing; therefore choose life, that both you and your descendants may live” (Deut. 30:19).
STREET IMPROVEMENTS -Hamilton residents have no doubt been noticing ongoing work on roads by TxDOT as State Highway 36 was narrowed down to one lane over the past few weeks. According to TxDOT Public Information Officer Jake Smith, crews are treating specific spots in various locations including U.S. Highway 281 and SH 36 including base failure repair work, and mill and inlay work. The project cost is $880,000 and is anticipated to be complete in February, depending on the weather. Kim Hinton/Staff Photo
STEPHENVILLE – CASA for the Cross Timbers Area is calling for community members to step up and advocate for children and families involved in the child welfare system throughout the CASA CTA service area. CASA CTA serves the children and families of Bosque, Eastland, Erath and Hamilton counties.
After some struggles in the past, Evant Independent School District received high praise at its yearly audit.
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