Shive VFD gets 2021 tender
Shive Volunteer Fire Department has purchased a 2021 International tender thanks to a Rural Volunteer Fire Department Assistance Program cost share grant administered through Texas A&M Forest Service.
Shive Volunteer Fire Department has purchased a 2021 International tender thanks to a Rural Volunteer Fire Department Assistance Program cost share grant administered through Texas A&M Forest Service.
At Birkeland Current, a small lab in Waco, a new technology is being developed that uses home sensors to automatically detect Activities of Daily Living. When in use, these non-invasive detectors (no cameras, sound, or motion sensors) can bring any residence into the modern realm of remote assessment. An NIH Research Study is bringing this technology into 140 seniors’ homes. The Research Study, co investigated with Texas A&M,
VETERANS HONORED– Cranfills Gap honored veterans last Wednesday with the dedication of a new memorial. The Cranfills Gap Veterans Memorial is three double-sided stones engraved with more than 650 veterans’ names serving from present day through the Spanish American War, all with ties to Cranfills Gap. Jeanne Bayless was the Master of Ceremonies.
NICE BUCK - Colter Johnson, left, 13-year old son of Dr. Charles and Dawn Johnson, harvested this nice 10-point buck on their family ranch in Hamilton County last weekend.
FIRST BUCK – Nine-year old Zane Gilley, above, killed his first buck last weekend on his great grandfather Huland Stephens’ property in Pottsville.
Determined to succeed where his predecessor had failed, Texas Ranger Capt. Lee Hall arrested King Fisher on five counts of murder on Nov. 19, 1877. Had the smartest outlaw in the Lone Star State finally run out of luck?
(Utility policies, procedures, and rates have changed over time to address changing conditions in our city. This is the fifth in a series of articles written to alleviate any misunderstandings or confusion about those changes and to dispel the misinformation frequently posted on social media.)
Thank you to the men that put the American Flags out in our yards. The Lions Club is doing a great service by doing this and it is so appreciated. It’s a lot of extra trouble to find each home’s little pipe that the flag fits in but want the men to know it’s worth it and so appreciated.
The lights at Kooken Field will be shining bright Thursday evening as Hamilton plays host to a second-round 1A-Division II playoff matchup between the seventh-ranked Calvert Trojans and the Cherokee Indians.
The ladies took control and quickly got down to business at Monday evening’s Hamilton Independent School District board of trustees meeting.
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