THIS WEEK IN TEXAS HISTORY
Twenty-eight year old James Babbage Wells, Jr. arrived at the southern tip of Texas on Jul. 22, 1878 with a burning desire to make the most of a fresh start.
Twenty-eight year old James Babbage Wells, Jr. arrived at the southern tip of Texas on Jul. 22, 1878 with a burning desire to make the most of a fresh start.
The Evant ISD Heritage Foundation is proud to announce that Betty Marshall Stinson, an EISD graduate from the Class of 1953 has made a significant contribution to the foundation. Betty made the contribution in memory of her father, Mr. Terrell Marshall who also graduated from Evant in 1931. She stated that she was very much interested in the continuing stability of our school in Evant which provided her family with many fond memories.
The 30 annual Gary Wayne Schoen, Jr. Golf Tournament scheduled for July 25-26 at Perry Country Club has been canceled for safety.
Hamilton County Commissioners Court issued a 90-day burn ban Tuesday morning.
As of 10 a.m. Tuesday, Hamilton County had 22 active cases of COVID-19, according to county health authority Dr. Randy Lee.
Ever heard of the Fairy bear? The county poor farm? A bowling alley on the courthouse square?
If there’s anything worse than being quarantined, it’s being quarantined and hungry.
Hamilton Independent School District released its plan for reopening last Thursday with three levels of operation depending on the spread of COVID-19 over the coming weeks.
Twenty-two years into Hamilton’s history, on July 10, 1880, on the southeast outskirts of town, William Robert Richey, his wife Sarah Ann Wright Richey, W.S. Stephens, James Lemuel Grisham, Sr. and his wife Margaret Amanda Jones Grisham founded the Blue Ridge Missionary Baptist Church of Christ, now known as the Blue Ridge Baptist Church.
Hair stylist Andrea Fletcher is offering back-toschool haircuts for Hamilton ISD students on Saturday, July 25, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Rejuvenation Station.
101 N. Rice
PO Box 833
Hamilton, TX 76531
254-386-3145