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Stroke of luck gets nurse to HGH on time

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On this day we set aside for giving of thanks, one Hamilton resident is especially thankful for her village, friends, family and just good ol’ neighborly love.

County votes Red

State results almost even

FoHISD offers sneak peek

A five-day stay in Angel Fire, New Mexico, side of beef, $2,500 gift certificate from Hamilton Ready Mix, four tickets to the Bears vs. Red Raiders basketball game on Feb. 25 and four platinum passes to Six Flags are just a few of the Boots and Bling auction items revealed this week.

HJH STAFF MEMBER OF THE MONTH

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Nancy Najera, pictured with Hamilton Junior High Principal Luke Nichols, was named the HJH Staff Member of the Month for October.

Thank$giving: Can we afford it?

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Turkey, grocery prices up in 2022

TSTC chef gives last-minute tips

SWEETWATER - Hours of preparation lead to a family dinner table filled with Thanksgiving traditions.

City sends dam plan to TCEQ

Hamilton City Council met briefly on Friday to approve a response to Texas Commission in Environmental Quality’s recommendations for repair and maintenance at City Lake.

$10 makes a difference against food insecurity

Looking for a simple way to make a big impact in your community this holiday season? Brookshire Brothers makes it easy for you to play a part in the fight against food insecurity.

CANNED FOOD DRIVE-

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CANNED FOOD DRIVE- Members of the Hamilton Dove Festival Royal Court hosted their annual canned food drive for United Care at Brooshire Brothers Saturday

OTTER-LY FUN

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OTTER-LY FUN - HHN reader Shawna Johnson snapped this rare sighting of a Texas River Otter at Pecan Creek Park last Wednesday. “You don’t generally see them in Hamilton County. They are usually more east,” said Game Warden Jim Daniels, adding that Hamilton is in the most western side of the otter’s habitat. According to Texas Parks and Wildlife, otters wander a great deal through their habitats. Because of this, they are scarce in most localities. They are usually shy, inconspicuous creatures that are rarely seen even though they are active throughout the year.