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Evant ISD reviews District of Innovation plan

The Evant Independent School District is in the process of renewing its District of Innovation plan and is seeking input from the community.

HJH runs Rattler Relays

Hamilton’s junior high track athletes kicked off the 2022 track season in style on Monday of last week in Tolar. Hamilton’s eighth grade Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs each nabbed team championships. The seventh grade Lady Dogs claimed silver, and the mighty seventh grade Bulldogs locked their jaws on a fourth place team finish in their first ever junior high track meet.

GT testing notice

Is your child quick to see solutions and new ways to solve problems? Does your child love to learn something new? If this describes your child, he or she may be showing characteristics of giftedness. To nominate your child, please come by the AWE office no later than FRIDAY, March 25th, to fill out a form for testing.

They’re heading to state!

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Hamilton High School’s FCCLA competed at regionals last week in Waco, and 10 STAR teams, pictured in top photo, will advance to state. At left, Helena Knutson and Joe Polster placed first in Chapter in Review Display; above, Clementine Cooper, Garrett Guinn and Laney Lane won in Chapter Service Portfolio. Also winning in their category but not pictured were Kelton Wright, Campbell Lengefeld and Fern Olalde in Chapter Service Display. See story, Page 4A.

Court calls May 7 election

The Hamilton County Commissioners have called an election for May 7 regarding the Constitutional Amendments.

Black and white, they fled all over

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ZIG-ZAGGING ZEBRA- A police chase ensued Sunday afternoon when a zebra being transported from one wildlife refuge to another escaped a hauling trailer near Sonic and hit the streets of Hamilton. Hamilton Police Department and Texas Department of Public Safety black-and-whites chased the black and white creature for more than two hours before capturing him at Baker and Railroad. The spirited zebra visited the square and Kooken Field and got famous on Facebook before being delivered unharmed to his new home. Staff Photo/Kym Jeschke

Runoff to decide judge race

The March primary election resulted in a host of runoffs including a race for Hamilton County Judge set for May 24.

5 HISD admin contracts OK’d

After half an hour of public participation and 95 minutes in closed session, Hamilton Independent School District board of trustees extended the contracts of five out of six school administrators Monday evening.

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Hamilton Retired Teachers to meet

WANTING TO SEE GOD’S GLORY

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Speaking to the Almighty, Moses said, “Show me, I pray thee, thy glory. And he said, I will make all my goodness pass before thee, and will proclaim the name of Jehovah before thee; and I will be gracious to whom I will be gracious, and will show mercy on whom I will show mercy. And he said, Thou canst not see my face; for man shall not see me and live” (Exo. 33:18-20).