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Root vegetables are some of the most nutrient-dense vegetables in the world.

Solar farms: At what price?

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What is it you want Mary? What do you want? You, you want the moon? Just say the word, and I’ll throw a lasso around it and pull it down.

4-H is 4 Everyone

It’s time to enroll your kids in the best positive youth development program in Texas! The new 4-H year began September 1, 2022, in all 254 counties in Texas. As part of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, the Texas 4-H Youth Development Program provides inclusive opportunities to youth ages 8-18 in grades 3-12 for personal growth, community service, and fun. Texas 4-H reaches around 500,000 youth per year.

St. Catherine’s to celebrate rededication Sunday

Special to Hamilton Herald-News

Tarleton Family Weekend features full slate of fun

STEPHENVILLE, Texas — Time-honored ceremonies, cultural performances, food, football and futbol highlight this year’s Family Weekend at Tarleton State University, Sept. 16-18.

Texas history

After 13 months on the run, a former small-town police chief wanted for murder and armed robbery was captured in Tennessee on Sep. 20, 1929.

RUFF LOSS

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Santo’s sleigh delivers coal for HoCo;

Forum to address solar projects, land ownership

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Texas Farm Bureau will host a hybrid forum for landowners interested in learning more about the impact of solar projects and foreign ownership of agricultural land Tuesday, Sept. 20, at 7 p.m. in the TFB Conference and Training Center, 7410 Fish Pond Road, Waco. The forum will be in-person and streamed via Zoom.

FB annual meeting Oct. 8

Hamilton County Farm Bureau will have its annual meeting Saturday, Oct. 8, at 6 p.m. in the Family Life Center of St. John Lutheran Church. The meeting will celebrate the organization’s successes during the year and address policy issues of interest for area farmers and ranchers HCFB president Bennie Hromadka will highlight the year’s activities and successful efforts of the organization.

Junior historian now teaches history

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One of the newly bound genealogy books making its home in the Hamilton Public Library is At Rest in Huckabay Texas: Annotated Cemetery Transcript 2000-2001. The book was authored by Huckabay’s eighth grade class under the direction of teacher, Cindy Shipman. One of the students in the class was Andrew Heers, a coach and history teacher at Hamilton Junior High School.