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Salvation Army bell ringers will start after Thanksgiving

The sound of bells will soon fill the air in Hamilton outside of Brookshire Brothers and Dutchman’s Hidden Valley from The Salvation Army bell ringers. Starting after Thanksgiving, volunteers from

Goodfellow angel trees at banks, businesses

Angel trees can be found all around the town this holiday season in support of helping those in need in Hamilton. Lee Health Care is sponsoring an Angel Tree for

Museum news

The Hamilton County Museum had a very busy time last week. They had a visit from the Lutheran Church pre-school graduating class on Nov. 15. Later that evening, the museum’s

Auxiliary hosting Luxury Linen sale

The Hamilton General Hospital Auxiliary Team is hosting a Luxury Linen sale Wednesday and Thursday in the Hamilton General Hospital Board Room. Linens are 1800 thread count. All are brand

The struggles of a small county sheriff’s office

This information has been a heavy ball and chain to carry around for some time. Through the years, I’ve come to notice the office of sheriff carries accountability for more

FUMC hosting dinner for Tanzania, Hamilton friends

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In a tiny village in Tanzania lies 40 acres of rich farmland with greenhouses for growing vegetables and space enough for livestock – cows, chickens, pigs, goats and guineas. And

The wind in the Willows

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Hamilton Junior High presented “The Wind in the Willows” for UIL one act play competition Tuesday. Pictured are, top row, l-r, Ryder Coker, Conner Ford, Colter Johnson, Madison Henkes; bottom

Christmas on the Square Dec. 5

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The City of Hamilton is holding their annual Christmas on the Square Thursday, Dec. 5, beginning at 3:30 p.m. Carson Wealth will once again make it snow on the square,

Bell ringers prepare for holiday season

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The Salvation Army will have bell ringers accepting donations in Hamilton starting after Thanksgiving. The bell ringers with their familiar red kettles will be stationed outside of Brookshire Brothers and

Council adopts curfew, buys police vehicles

Hamilton City Council last Thursday worked through a four-page agenda that included three public hearings. The hearings were to finalize the 2017 Texas Community Development Block Grant, review the juvenile