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My journey with kidney disease

Part 7

This week, I want to wander off track a bit and talk about other considerations when someone you know is diagnosed with a disease that may lead to a transplant kidney, lung, pancreas, liver, etc.

Better Living for Texans

BBQ season is approaching! Which brings the opportunity for everyone to break out their grills and gather with friends and family! If you are looking to buy a new grill or just wondering which grill is the best option for you, here are a few things to consider.

WTAMU vet center named for local vet

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Hamilton’s Dr. Charles Graham, co-owner of Hamilton Commission Co., was honored recently with the naming of two buildings on the campus of West Texas A&M University.

A ceremony featuring Chancellor John Sharp and WTAMU President Walter V. Wendler, Ph.D., officially named the Charles W. “Doc” Graham ’53 DVM, Texas A&M University System Center. Dr. Graham was presented

Dr. Graham was presented at the grand opening of the buildings, which greatly enhance veterinary medical education and research missions in the Texas Panhandle.

Kinsey/Coskrey reunion this weekend

Descendants of early pioneer families of Coryell County, Texas, the Kinseys and the Coskreys, will gather for their 86 annual reunion on June 11-13. The first time it was held was in 1934, missing only one meeting in 2020.

Fairy exes homecoming June 19

Fairy Ex-students will have a homecoming Saturday, June 19, at the Fairy Community Center.

July 4 fun planned in Hamilton

July 4 weekend is shaping up in Hamilton with activities for the whole family on both Saturday and Sunday.

Massingill graduates Angelo State

SAN ANGELO – Angelo State University conferred 888 undergraduate and graduate degrees on 884 graduates during the 2021 spring commencement exercises on May 15 at the Junell Center/Stephens Arena in San Angelo.

Quanah Parker fans to gather at Mounds

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QUANAH - The four conical mounds rising above the horizon just southwest of Quanah, Texas (collectively known as the Medicine Mounds) were seen by the Comanches as places of healing and vision quests for power.

Tarleton roper gears up for finals

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STEPHENVILLE — Maddy Deerman realized she was a pretty good roper around the sixth grade.

Legion to memorialize vets

As Memorial Day draws near, American Legion Cunningham Post #222 continues to move forward on a granite memorial for Hamilton County’s veterans installed on museum grounds near the old bridge, the site of the annual Memorial Day Ceremony.