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HAMILTON — The Texas Legislature is back in session, and Texas Farm Bureau members from across the state are working with their lawmakers to ensure agriculture’s needs are addressed.

As more activities move online during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Hamilton County Farm Bureau encourages locals to connect with farmers and ranchers on social media.

Decades ago, the farmto-market road system was established to bring products from Texas farms to markets. Those roads still do that today, but they also see more traffic.

The Alzheimer’s Association and Living Springs Village will present a zoom web conference, “Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia,” Thursday from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Call 254- 987-0241 for information

Hamilton County reported three new COVID-19 cases as of Tuesday with 36 active cases in the community.

Andrew Jackson Donelson crossed Feb. 5 off his 1846 calendar and made a mental note that his historic work in the Lone Star Republic would be finished in two more weeks.

The deadline for application for candidates running in city, school board and hospital district elections is Feb. 12.