HISD clarifies prayer, photo issues
Hamilton Independent School District’s new superintendent says prayer has always been allowed and encouraged at HISD, and not because a law mandated it.
Thank you so much to everyone who donated water and Gatorade! We have received more than enough, so please hold off on any additional donations of these items. We are truly grateful for your generosity and support! No more donations needed at this time.
Hamilton Independent School District’s new superintendent says prayer has always been allowed and encouraged at HISD, and not because a law mandated it.
REGION X RODEO- Hamilton High School was well represented during the Texas High School Rodeo Association’s Region X Rodeo hosted by Circle T Arena over the weekend. After branding a 21st-place finish in pole bending on Saturday, Haley McGregor, bottom photo, returned on Sunday and stamped a 19th individual finish. Brazos McGregor, left, pictured on the heel side, saddled up with partner Judge Quattlebaum of Star in team roping, and header Callahan Cooper is pictured, above, making a successful catch for his heeler and teammate Cade Branquinho. Branquinho, top photo, who is ranked second in the Region X Overall Cowboy standings and first in steer wrestling, placed first with a time of 4.96 seconds on Saturday in the event and second on Sunday in a time of 6.69 seconds.
Hamilton’s Historic Main Street’s Sip & Stroll is set for Saturday, March 28, from 3 to 7 p.m., and residents and visitors are invited to explore downtown while enjoying Texas wines, local art, music and shopping.
The VWs are coming! The VWs are coming!
FUMC potato lunch March 16 The Methodist Women of First United Methodist Church will host a potato luncheon at the Fellowship Hall from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Monday, March 16. The church is located at 215 W. Main Street, Hamilton. For additional information, please contact the church office (254) 386-8155.
St. Patrick’s Fun, ‘Lucky Day’
Hamilton County voters elected to keep County Judge James Yates in his seat at the March 3 primary election.
Hamilton County and five other Texas counties have closed radar gaps that had schools, farms and airports flying half-blind in storms for years.
Hamilton Community Center is taking pre-orders for its annual plant sale set for March 21.
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