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Retired teachers meet Feb. 22

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Hamilton Retired Teachers will meet Feb. 22 at 1:30 p.m. in the Youth Building at the First United Methodist Church Hamilton. The meeting is free to all and all are welcome. The presentation will be about Genealogy.

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Ag Mechanics team received Reserve Champion in the bumper pull trailer division of the Fort Worth Livestock and Rodeo Show Agricultural Mechanics competition. Team member are Levi Boggs, Ace Lane, Mia Coker, Cole Bauman and advisor Ag Teacher Jeff Jones.

Ag in Action

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Ag in Action

City to honor judge, clerk

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Hamilton City Council last week declared Feb. 24 Beccy Rowe Day in Hamilton to honor the retiring municipal court administrator after more than 18 years of service to the city.

Presley Sliger on president’s list

Hamilton High School graduate Presley Sliger was named to the fall 2022 President’s Honor Roll at University of Texas at Tyler.

Smile for your Valentine!

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De’von Wardlaw, a freshman 4-H member, takes photos of some of the guests at Hamilton Community Center Tuesday, just in time for Valentine’s Day. De’von is working on his Junior Master Photographer certification through 4-H, and one of his assignments is to shoot an event. Junior Master Photographer is similar to the Master Gardener program. Pictured in De’Von’s screen are Annie DeLeon, Loretta Huffman, Kevin Anglin and Linda Frakes.

Community center slates gathering to get public input

Momentum continues to gather for the Hamilton Community Center.

All eyes on Texas for “trial of the century”

An expectant hush fell over the Fort Worth courtroom, as the defendant in the most sensational Texas murder trial in generations took the witness stand on Feb. 14, 1912.

Farm Bureau offers ag literacy program

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Texas teachers can grow agricultural literacy in the classroom with help from Texas Farm Bureau.

Filing slow for city, school

Only one person has filed for a seat on the Hamilton City Council, while four so far have filed for Hamilton Independent School District Board of Directors.