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Hamilton exhibitors ace Fort Worth show

A 31-foot gooseneck tilt trailer constructed and exhibited by Dawson Melde, Mia Coker, Taylor Long and Jayden Watson of Hamilton FFA in Hamilton was named Grand Champion in the Agricultural Mechanics Project Show at the 2022 Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo.

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Lone Star Ag Credit awards available

FORT WORTH — Lone Star Ag Credit is accepting scholarship applications from graduating high school seniors in the class of 2022.

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Hamilton FFA Tractor

Hamilton FFA Tractor Tech team competed in the Area IV contest and placed third. This win will qualify them to compete in the Texas FFA State contest in March. Team members are Caleb Lengefeld, Taylor Long, Dawson Melde and Darby Craig. The team is coached by Jeff Jones. Courtesy Photo

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Edward Jones to celebrate centennial

Financial-services firm Edward Jones announced Friday the celebration of its Centennial, marking a century of transformative growth and the positive impact it has made for its clients, colleagues, communities and society. This year and beyond, Edward Jones’ more than 50,000 colleagues will join in activities that celebrate this monumental milestone and set the stage for the continued growth of firm’s impact in the next 100 years.

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Community center guests get creative on paint day Monday

The doors open each weekday morning promptly at 9 a.m., and by 10 a.m., guests start arriving to visit and have a cup of coffee.

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CHAMPION

CHAMPION- Colton Christian won the Senior Varsity Trap competition at the national shooting complex in San Antonio over the weekend.

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What are they doing?

Giving an old building new life takes foresight, vision, thought, research, finances and much more. But it can be fun and it’s a process that Kim and Clint Cooper are looking forward to completing.

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Spanish flu our ancestors’ pandemic

Just when Texans started to think the Spanish Flu had finally run its course, on Feb. 4, 1920, the State Health Department reported 2,514 new cases in the past 24 hours.