Be ready if ice knocks out power
As of press time, weather prediction maps show Hamilton missing the ice. Texas-New Mexico Power is making plans in the event of power outages that could result from winter weather over the next week.
As of press time, weather prediction maps show Hamilton missing the ice. Texas-New Mexico Power is making plans in the event of power outages that could result from winter weather over the next week.
The coronavirus pandemic has devastated the nation and world in the past 11 months, but it’s not the first time our nation has faced down a pandemic.
Hamilton County has 29 active cases of COVID-19, and none are hospitalized, according to the Hamilton Healthcare System web page Tuesday afternoon.
CELEBRATING 100 DAYS- Ann Whitney Elementary students celebrated 100 days of school Friday. Above, kindergarteners Casey Templeton, Teegan Barker and Saria Pina dresssed up like 100-year-olds for the occasion. See more photos, Page 3A. Photos courtesy Ann Whitney Elementary
Hamilton County commissioners learned Tuesday that the county must return $40,744 of federal grant money to the state because it failed to spend it according to grant specifications.
JARS AND BOXES- Hamilton Lions Club collected 64 jars of peanut butter, 90 boxes of cereal and a $20 cash donation for Hamilton County United Care. Staff Photos
Friday is the filing deadline for candidates running in city council, school board and hospital district board.
BancorpSouth Bank has named Paula Christian president of the Hamilton community bank.
COLLEGE STATION – Because of the national public health emergency caused by coronavirus disease 2019, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced the temporary suspension of past-due debt collections and foreclosures for distressed borrowers under the Farm Storage Facility Loan and the Direct Farm Loan programs administered by the Farm Service Agency.
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