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By Grant Lengefeld
Tucked away in the expanses of the once bustling Highland Mall in Austin, in an intimate theatre now nestled in one of the structure’s many corners, a tale borne from and of Hamilton County is currently being told by an unparalleled professional ensemble of actors, directors, production managers, designers and choreographers.
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By Maria Weaver
Thank you for your patience!
I hate when things don’t go smoothly, especially in getting out the weekly newspaper. How hard could it be to put out 14 pages, more or less, of the best deals from the best businesses in town and also share what’s going on in Hamilton?
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By Tamee Ryan
We are more colorful this week, thanks to washing and drying a pocket full of Little Brother’s crayons.
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Rangers and Indians Unite to Fight Comanches
By Bartee Haile
Texas Rangers and Indian allies in war paint crossed the Red River on April 24, 1858, in search of a common enemy -- the Comanches.
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