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a Muddy good time

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Hamilton didn’t let a lot of rain and mud keep it from celebrating Heritage Days last weekend. Crowds sloshed through Fair Park and enjoyed rodeos, vendors, great music and a carnival. Top left, Jimmy Zesler of San Angelo gets air in the bronc riding; above, Taylor Ashmore enjoys fresh-squeezed lemonade; below left, Kensler Glasscock had some muddy mutton-bustin’ fun; below, Presley Haile and Nick Brumley entertain as the sun goes down; bottom photo, Claire Deutsch enjoyed the carnival rides.

TPW: Dove season looks good

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department estimates promising hunting conditions for this year’s dove season, despite the fact that 2020 surveys of dove populations were canceled due to ongoing public health concerns.

Museum to hold drawing for rifle at Heritage Days

Hamilton County Historical Museum is excited to be a part of this year’s Heritage Days.

Military, tip and prayers

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Monday, Sept. 7, is Labor Day. Hamilton ISD has a holiday so watch out for all of our kids.

Council sets 2nd hearings for budget, ’20 tax rate

Hamilton City Council will hold second public hearings Sept. 10 regarding the City’s budget and proposed tax rate.

Free spay and neuter program

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It’s been almost a year since the City of Hamilton partnered with Hutts for Mutts and L&L Veterinary Clinic to provide no-cost spays and neuters to low-income pet lovers. Although the final month’s numbers are still unavailable, through the first 11 months of the current program, 25 male dogs and 31 male cats were neutered, and 39 female dogs and 40 female cats were spayed, all at no cost to the owners. Eliminating 64 dogs and 71 cats from the local breeding population is a significant step toward reducing the number of unwanted animals in our community.

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Remember those contests they used to have where if you could keep your hand on a car the longest, it became yours?

HISD adopts, adapts

Hamilton Independent School District board of trustees Monday adopted the district’s 2020-21 financial budget and set the 2020 tax rate.

TxDOT urges sober rides

WACO – While there may be less traffic on the roads this Labor Day weekend, TxDOT is urging those who choose to go out and celebrate to plan ahead for a sober ride before any drinking begins.

Court sets date for rate, budget adoption

After fielding and answering a litany of line item questions posed by Damon Chumney during a public hearing on the proposed county budget for fiscal year 2020-21 last Friday morning, the Hamilton County Commissioners Court proceeded to unanimously approve the proposed tax rate and exercise a review of the current proposed budget.