Sunset Carson, a star of 1940s westerns, made one of his countless personal appearances on Mar. 29, 1976. But it is safe to say that none of the students and few of the faculty at Denton High School had any idea who he was.
As events related to COVID-19 unfold across Texas, Hamilton Healthcare System continues preparedness, while closely monitoring CDC guidelines with recommended protocols for the protection of Hamilton Healthcare System’s patients, visitors and staff.
SHARING JOY- Artist Emma Polster decorates the windows at Hamilton Herald-News in preparation for spring. She also painted the windows at Jordans, and her senior art project from University of Mary Hardin-Baylor can be seen in the windows of Studio on
BE HAPPY- Krissy, Kolton and Kyler Kensing spent Monday afternoon creating chalk art on the square to bring cheer to Hamilton visitors. They encourage others to also create joy during this time of social distancing.
Hamilton County Judge Mark Tynes doesn’t want to sign a disaster declaration for this county in the wake of the global COVID-19 pandemic.
Hamilton Independent School District’s board of trustees Monday held its regular monthly meeting via Zoom to comply with the governor’s order prohibiting meetings of more than 10.
AUSTIN - Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush issued the following statement commending President Donald Trump and U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson for authorizing the Federal Housing Administration to implement an immediate foreclosure and eviction moratorium for single family homeowners with FHA-insured mortgages for the next 60 days:
From liquor to hand sanitizer, distilleries and breweries around the country are now producing hand sanitizer for health care facilities to combat the supply shortage since the novel coronavirus came on scene.
Haley and Gabby Rudd and little brother Grady Knittel, all of Burleson, were visiting grandparents Debi and Howard Norman in Cranfills Gap for spring break and decided to give their silo a makeover.
At their March 12 meeting, the Hamilton City Council unanimously approved the Hamilton Police Department to remain the law enforcement provider for the City of Hamilton.
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