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HCHD sees future growth

Growth was the topic of discussion at the regular meeting of the Hamilton County Hospital District Board of Directors on Friday.

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New queen coming Aug. 28

Lainey Hale is the longest-reigning Hamilton County Dove Festival Queen of the 21 century.

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SPLASH INTO SUMMER- Hamilton’s Bull Sharks swimmers are already whetting their appetites for gold medals this summer as they begin their fourth season of competition under coach Codie Brooks. Brooks also teaches beginning through competitive swim lessons at Hamilton Wellness Center. Staff Photo/Jeschke

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Beineman, Crouch win state contests

Hamilton High School cosmetology students Robbey Beineman and Madee Crouch won blue superior first place ratings for their mini salon job exhibit at the Skills USA State Cosmetology competition.

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Gustine Homecoming this weekend

Gustine is the place to be for sweet treats, food and fun Memorial Day weekend.

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Better Living for Texans

Share the dip, not the germ! Although the temptation to dip again is normal… Don’t double dip! Research has proven and science suggests that double dipping can be hazardous to ayour health. Double dipping contaminates the dip with bacteria from your mouth and hands. Check out these options to keep in mind when dip is the center of attention.

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Back to the Bible

The Park Heights Church of Christ pleads for the restoration of the New Testament church; practices the unity of all Christians on the basis of God’s word; hand as no creed but Christ and His will revealed in the New Testament. The Park Heights Church of Christ seeks to present Christianity as intelligent as science, as appealing as art, as vital as a day’s work, as intimate as home, and as inspiring as love.

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Brick sales will help fund memorial at museum

American Legion Post 222 is selling brick pavers to honor or memorialize servicemen and servicewomen who served in the U.S. military and were honorably discharged.