POTENTIAL QUEENS- Hamilton High School 2021 homecoming queen nominees are Emma Griffin, Alina Eilers and Presley Sliger. The Bulldogs will face Bangs Friday at Kooken Field, and the queen and her court will be presented at halftime. Staff Photo/Hinton
Hamilton County has been experiencing high sustained COVID positivity rates for the last two weeks with the highest active case counts to date for the pandemic, according to Hamilton County Health Authority Dr. Randy Lee.
More than 600 new laws signed into law by Gov. Greg Abbott went into effect Sept. 1 in the state of Texas.
GUACAMOLE- Hamilton Civic Theatre’s “The Last Roundup of the Guacamole Queens” continues this weekend continues this weekend at the Ross Street Theater. Performances are set for Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Call 784-9208 for reservations. Above, Nicki Lamb as Jimmy Wyvette is a little addled after a “kaboom.” Staff Photo/Weaver
“Family is the most important thing,” Lacy Alexander, Hamilton County’s new Communications Department Supervisor/EMC, told county commissioners last Wednesday.
Julia Dailey has filled the Hamilton Historic Main Street Manager position.
Hamilton County Historical Museum hosted a quilt show during the Dove Festival Saturday with a variety of quilts, old and new.
Following are winners of the show. Vintage-Cotton Batting:
Hamilton High School’s Class of 1971 will have its 50-year reunion Sept. 18 at the Inn at Circle T, 4921 W Highway 36.
Ann Whitney Elementary kindergarten students celebrated Book Day last week sponsored by BanCorp South, Rock House Masonic Lodge and First Presbyterian Church.
Each child recevied several books to start their own home libraries.
The Hamilton County Commissioners court meeting was brief yet productive Tuesday morning.
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