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Historical Commission collecting HCSCD info

Hamilton County Historical Commission has begun an effort to compile a history of the Hamilton Coryell Soil Conservation District, now known as the Hamilton-Coryell Soil and Water Conservation District. This District has been a positive force for conservation and increased production for cattle producers and farmers in Hamilton and beyond for over 80 years. This is a history that deserves to be preserved.

‘Dunk me if you can!’

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Hamilton Police Chief Brad Boulton and Hamilton County Sergeant Investigator Isaac Partain are already smack-talking about this week’s dunking booth at the Hamilton County Dove Festival. “Dunk us if you can,” they challenged. Others taking their chances are HISD Superintendent Clay Tarpley, Ann Whitney Elementary Principal James Slone, Hamilton High School Girls Athletic Coordinator Coach Patrick Blount and HHS Principal Gina Poe. The dunking booth will be Saturday on the east side of the square starting with Boulton and Partain from noon to 1 p.m., Poe and Blount 1-2 p.m., Slone 2-3 p.m. and Tarpley 3-4. Balls are $2 each or three for $5.

‘Help us help you’

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Hamilton Community Center has canceled its first week of meals because of the local outbreak of COVID-19.

TNMP crews head east

A complement of 30 employees of Texas-New Mexico Power departed offices across the state Monday morning en route to Louisiana to make repairs and restore power to communities affected by Hurricane Ida.

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Pearl Church of Christ hosts fish fry and auction

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FUMC to host revival

Hamilton County Dove Festival

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Presenting hamilton county’s beautiful 2021 dove festival pageant contestants!

2021 Pageant Contestants

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JENNIE REYES

Sneak Peek at HPL

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Staff Photos/Lengefeld

Hamilton Post Office marks anniversary

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Folks come from all over the state to see the mural, at the Hamilton Post Office. “Texas Rangers in Camp” was the product of a New Deal-era federal program designed to put artists to work while beautifying public places with depictions of local culture. Ward Lockwood is the artist.