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Hamilton Community Center

Hamilton Community Center serves free meals on weekdays for anyone who wants to eat.

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It is so annoying not to have water. So inconvenient, especially on a weekend.

Extraco to build new Temple branch

TEMPLE – Extraco Banks® has closed on the sale of its downtown Temple financial center to Austin investors, Redeem Investments, who plan to renovate the 10-story building that makes up part of the iconic Temple skyline.

Hospital acquires new EHR system

Hamilton County Hospital District Board of Directors last week approved purchase of a new electronic health record system as well as medical staff appointments for the district.

Evant superintendent gets TASA spotlight

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Editor’s Note: Evant Independent School District Superintendent Brenda Martinez was recently spotlighted in the Texas Association of School Administrators; “Inspiring Leaders” section of TASA Insight. The series highlights TASA’s commitment to leadership and describes school leaders who inspire others as they work to prepare future-ready students.

WELCOME NEW SHOPS ON THE SQUARE

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WELCOME NEW SHOPS ON THE SQUARE - Texas Rose Tattoo Comission and Black Sheep Mercantile celebrated their grand opening Saturday with tacos, beer and sodas. The new shops are located downtown on Henry Street. Above, Black Sheep Mercantile owner Amy Cowart with her parents Marilyn and Daniel Schumert welcome customers during the Grand Opening. At right, Shawn Warcot, owner of the Texas Rose Tattoo Commission, visits with guests. Below, a guest meets one of the artists, Steve Varner.

Free Fourth festivities draw hundreds to park

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Temperatures nearing 100 degrees did not stop Hamiltonians from attending the Fourth of July festivities in Pecan Creek Park, Sunday evening.

Taylors hold 87th reunion

The 87th annual Taylor Family Reunion was held at the Lions Center on July 4.

SATURDAY SWIM

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Hamilton City employees worked 14 hours Saturday to restore service after a water main break in front of City Drug.

USDA issues $557.5 million in emergency relief payments

COLLEGE STATION – Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently announced agricultural producers nationwide have already received more than $4 billion through the Emergency Relief Program, representing nearly 67% of the more than $6 billion projected to be paid through this phase of the program. Eligible producers in Texas have received $557.5 million in funding to date.