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Fort Worth mourns hero of fiery disaster

By Bartee Haile After standing-room-only services in a large local church on Jun. 5, 1890, Fort Worth’s 23,000 residents paid silent tribute to the town’s first true hero by lining the route to the cemetery or walking behind the

Green Beret to speak for Memorial Day

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Green Beret Chief Warrant Officer (retired) Jason Hope will be the guest speaker for the American Legion Post 222 annual Memorial Day Ceremony at the Veterans Memorial Monday, May 29.

Hamilton Healthcare Auxillary

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Hamilton Healthcare Auxillary received pea-size landscaping rock to fill flower beds in the Serenity Garden at Hamilton General Hospital. Pictured l-r: Steve Allen, Mary Kay Gardner, Tina Summers and Buckie Pate.

BIG JOHN HALL BULLDOG PRIDE AWARD

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BIG JOHN HALL BULLDOG PRIDE AWARD

Booze at center of 1916 “culture war”

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County to fix courthouse bench

Hamilton County commissioners court Tuesday morning approved some repairs around the courthouse and approved an amended tax abatement policy.

Gustine Homecoming starts Thursday

Gustine will kick off its 63rd annual homecoming with a horse parade down Main Street at 6 p.m. and a junior rodeo at 6:45 p.m. Thursday.

Graduation Friday

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Aing, Mehaffey top HHS class, Wall, Honea val & sal at Evant

RITE OF PASSAGE

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Ann Whitney Elementary fifth graders completed their Titanic lesson with the Titanic banquet Monday at First United Methodist Church. After completing the five-course meal, the students learned their fate in the hisitoric iceberg catastrophe then walked to the Hamilton square and through the courthouse. Above, Captain James Slone, who went down with the ship, leads the students on the annual walk. Staff Photo/Kim Hinton