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50 years later, farmers growing a climate for tomorrow

Fifty years after the creation of National Agriculture Day, America’s farmers, ranchers, and private forestland owners find themselves on the front lines of climate change. They are uniquely positioned to deliver solutions by implementing climate-smart production practices that conserve natural resources, build healthier soils, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and sequester carbon.

Rabbit disease detected in Bosque County

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AUSTIN- Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, in conjunction with National Wildlife Health Center and several Texas landowners, has detected the presence of Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus 2 in Bosque and Ector Counties. This case in Bosque County is the ninth and most easterly Texas county to have a confirmed case of RHDV2; TPWD is also investigating suspected cases in Mason County.

TPWD seeks water plan input

AUSTIN The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is seeking public input to help inform future management directions of the agency.

Dozens died in 1912 locomotive explosion

Federal investigators and a blue-ribbon committee pressed ahead on March 24, 1912, with probes of the worst man-made calamity in San Antonio since the fall of the Alamo.

Ivey announces for HISD board

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Hi, my name is Andy Ivey and while I may be best known for helping to lead the charge against tax abatements that have robbed our state school funding system of billions of dollars, I am more importantly the proud parent of two Hamilton Bulldogs.

They New York!

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A TRIP TO THE BIG APPLE- Hamilton High School cosmetology students took New York City by storm March 5 when they attended a hair show and got a private session with the lead make-up artist from Broadway’s “Wicked.” Pictured are cosmetology teacher Danna Farmer, HHS Principal Gina Poe, Jennifer Ibarra, Isabel Ortiz, Emmalee Weiss, Jade Santiago, Chasiti Ranaghan and Jennessa McKinney. Courtesy Photo

Better Living for Texans

Did you know potatoes are available all year long?

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Republicans will meet April 4

Plant fair this week

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Hamilton’s Downtowner tomato will make an appearance at the AgriLife Hamilton Master Gardeners Native and Perennial Plant Fair this weekend at the courthouse annex.

Reward offered for vandal ID

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On March 15, around 2:30 p.m., Hamilton Police Department was dispatched to Pecan Creek Park on a report of vandalism.