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Hamilton General Hospital has received a large supply of COVID-19 vaccine, according to Hamilton County Health Authority Dr. Randy Lee.

Hamilton City Council last Thursday approved zoning for a new subdivision and a Family Dollar Store and construction of a carport, procured an engineer to serve as manager and engineer for a City Lake project, OK’d a joint community election agreement and adopted a GPS vehicle tracking policy.

While the pandemic brought the world to a standstill, it brought time for Amy Jo Wallace to do something she had always wanted to do – write a children’s book.

Hamilton County Hospital District Board of Trustees last Wednesday approved purchase of an ambulance and 72 IV pumps, reviewed the Quality Incentive Payment Program with an attorney, ratified medical staff appointments and canceled the May 1 election.

AUSTIN- Research shows that people who stay active and engaged in their worlds live longer, healthier, happier lives, but until now, finding activities geared for older adults used to mean searching through dozens of websites.

Sharron Krueger is being treated for cancer at MD Anderson.

In their first track meet of the season, Hamilton’s seventh grade boys and girls claimed team titles in last week’s Tolar Rattler Relays. The eighth grade boys placed second behind only Comanche, and the eighth grade Lady Bulldogs earned a third-placed finish behind Tolar and Comanche.

COLLEGE STATION – The U.S. Department of Agriculture provides technical and financial assistance to help Texas farmers and livestock producers recover from damages brought on by winter storms Uri and Viola.

Much of Monday’s Hamilton County Commissioners Court meeting was spent discussing a piece of proposed gun legislation that could severely affect Texas gunowners.