COVID going down
Texas region TSAL, which includes Hamilton County, reports that only 4.4 percent of current patient hospitalizations are COVID-19 related, Dr. Randy Lee said Tuesday morning.
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OH, QUAIL!
OH, QUAIL! Eggs-cited third graders Talyn Banda, Loralei Bivens and Coy Bass were greeted back to school on Monday by hatching baby quail. The hatching project was a part of the students’ science education this six weeks.
Band cookoff this weekend
The 17th annual Hamilton Bulldog Band BBQ Cook-off is back this Friday and Saturday at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds. The event is sanctioned by the International Barbeque Cookers Association sanctioned so IBCA contest rules apply.
PLANT SALE
PLANT SALE – Aubrey Ensor, Austin Kleiner, Brittanie Clevenger and Trint Jeschke sell baskets of petunias and tickets for a gun drawing at John Deere Days. Proceeds benefit St. John Lutheran Youth heading to National Gathering.
Child abuse prevention begins with awareness
Since 1983, when April was designated as Child Abuse Prevention Month, towns across the country have used this month-long observance to increase awareness of child abuse and its prevention.
Better Living for Texans
If you love using your multifunction cooker but have recipes that don’t have multifunction cooker directions, don’t worry! Convert your regular recipes into multifunction cooker recipes with these simple tips.
Former mayor shares kidney disease journey
(Editor’s note: Former Hamilton mayor Pat Kelly has agreed to share his seven-year journey with kidney disease. Here is installment one.)
Legion plans memorial
American Legion Post 222 is embarking on a project to memorialize servicemen in Hamilton County.
Post 222 is teaming up and the Hamilton County Historical Museum to install the memorial on museum grounds near the old bridge.
Back to the Bible
“Therefore we make it our aim, whether present or absent, to be well pleasing to Him” (2 Cor. 5:9).
Eminent domain reform promoted in HB 901
HAMILTON — Members of the state’s largest general farm and ranch organization continue to advocate for eminent domain reform during the 87th Texas Legislature.
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