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This Week in Texas History

Outraged by the General’s defense of the Cherokees, Col. Sam Jordan grabbed an ax handle and took a swing at Sam Houston on Dec. 11, 1840, but Adolphus Sterne blocked

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Letter to the editor

Letter to the Editor Thanksgiving is a holiday unique to America.

Military, tip and prayers

Historical Museum fund-raiser sports quilt drawing in memory of John Hall, tickets are available from Chelsi, Misty and Roseann Hall. 

Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor, Several weeks ago a public meeting was held in Hamilton by the Central Texas Area Agency on Aging in order to conduct a needs assessment of this part

Don’t crash the party: Buckle up!

As families travel long and short distances to gather together on Thanksgiving and begin the holiday season, the roads become more heavily traveled and the chances for car crashes go

This Week in Texas History

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The presidential emissary arrived at Mexico City on Nov. 26, 1845 prepared to pay top dollar to keep the peace south of the Rio Grande. James K. Polk beat Henry

This Week in Texas History

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In a solemn ceremony on Nov. 13, 1940, the Alamo Cenotaph was formally dedicated as a symbolic final resting place for those immortal martyrs denied a decent burial 104 years

Letters to the editor

Dear Editor, Thanks to the efforts of many people who never gave up hope, Emmett the Corgi who went missing 3 weeks ago out near Pottsville, has come home safely.

Letters to the editor

Dear Editor,