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Kiowas wanted no part of peace plan

Opposed to Kicking Bird’s policy of peaceful coexistence with the whites, dissident Kiowas punished their chief with a poisoned cup of coffee on May 2, 1875.

Fly-In to May Days Fun

Fly, soar, run, dance, shop or eat – there’s a lot happening in Hamilton this weekend!

Better Living for Texas

Your brain needs glucose to perform and breakfast foods are sources of glucose. Without it, you’ll have trouble concentrating and have low energy. The ideal breakfast contains a good balance of carbohydrates, lean protein, and healthy fats. This provides the energy and nutrients your body needs and can help prevent overeating later.

Collapsing pipe halts city workers, contractor to finish line repair

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Hamilton City Council met in emergency session April 26 to address a collapsed sewer line on Grogan Street.

Woody’s opens Saturday

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The much-anticipated Woody’s burger is here!

HCHD receives annual audit

Hamilton County Hospital District Board of Directors last week received the district’s annual audit report and reviewed QIPP, Quality, EMS and financial reports.

HISD election this Saturday

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Saturday is voting day for Hamilton Independent School District trustee election. Polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at City Hall.

Volunteers spruce up parks, square

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Hamilton Junior High, Hamilton High School athletes and students, Hamilton Master Gardeners, Historic Hamilton Main Street and several businesses celebrated Earth Day Saturday by cleaning up Pecan Creek Park, removing grafitti from the trail and holding an Earth Day Festival downtown.

TxDOT to reveal finalized route options Wednesday

The Texas Department of Transportation will host a public meeting regarding the US Highway 281 Hamilton Relief Route Feasibility Study and Widening project on Wednesday, May 3, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Hamilton Junior High Cafeteria.

Court uses input to amend policy on abatements

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Hamilton County Commissioners Court on Tuesday morning further firmed up its tax abatement policy based on citizen input and discussed preparations to be made for the solar eclipse next April.