Hotter than Hell golf tournament
Two months ago, Perry Country Club replaced all nine greens due to the freezing weather earlier this year.
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Hound supper off
A LITTLE OFF THE SIDE
Rejuvenation Station hosted its annual Back to School Haircuts Saturday for 75 students. Above Brad Fletcher cuts Grayson Fleming a cut. Donors provided school supplies to pass out at the event. “We do this because we love our community and the children in it. We want to use the talents God gave us to bless the community and couldn’t have done this without the help of the community and the ones who gave their time to help make this possible,” said Andrea Fletcher. Donors included HHS teachers, Rhonda Herring, Chrystal Rea, Jan and Ed Babe, Annette Griffin, Centex Inflatables, Erica and Chris Raines, Bill and Toni Taylor, Riley and Ashley Gardner, Terry Short, Cody and Chrissy Lane, 3G Custom Shirts and Curtis and Bea Coble. Staff Photo/Hinton
Main Street, EDC positions filled
Hamilton City Council last week announced the hiring of executive directors for Main Street and Hamilton Economic Development Corporation, positions that have been vacant since early spring.
Brookshires offers curbside, delivery
Online grocery shopping has come to Hamilton.
COVID reloads, targets our kids
As school starts on Wednesday with mask mandates outlawed, Hamilton school administrators and local physicians are encouraging students and staff to continue safety precautions, including masking indoors.
Masked excitement
Hamilton Independent School District board of trustees Monday evening firmed up plans for the start of school by approving the student code of conduct, COVID protocols and insurance coverage and set a public hearing on the 2021-22 budget and proposed tax rate.
GO AHEAD!
Hamilton Bulldog Band director Asa Hamilton taunts a student just before he gets wet at Sunday’s band fund-raiser at Hamilton High School. Band Boosters fed 300 and enjoyed games despite the rain. Staff Photo/Hinton
Fountain honors Sparks
Family and friends this week honored the late Ray Sparks by dedicating a water fountain/mister in Pecan Creek Park in his memory.
DREAM COME TRUE
“This was his dream,” said Nancy Thompson, Ray Sparks’ sister, of the new fountain and mister in Pecan Creek Park.
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