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Let’s Talk About… A brief history of zoning

Until a little over 100 years ago, walking was the primary way of getting from place to place for most city-dwellers. People lived within walking distance of their jobs, stores, schools and churches. Neighborhoods were a hodge-podge of factories, retailers, businesses, apartments, homes and slums. While horse-drawn streetcars mounted on fixed rails existed in many larger cities, they were slow and limited in their hauling capacity.

Op-Ed: Impacted by pandemic? Apply for CFAP today

Farmers and ranchers feed our state, our nation, and in fact, our world. You work long hours to provide essential resources for us all, and in these challenging times, I want you to know that USDA is here to support you and your operation through our Coronavirus Food Assistance Program, or CFAP. Whether you farm one acre or many more, grow food for local markets or big supply chains, CFAP can help. We’re accepting applications through August 28 and encouraging producers to apply now.

Rainwater, turf workshop Aug. 26

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s Healthy Lawns and Healthy Waters program will host a free online training event Aug. 26.

Hamilton Public Library

The Hamilton Public Library received the following memorial donations for May.

Goodall-Witcher welcomes doctor

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Goodall-Witcher Healthcare welcomes Dr. Lance Robinson, who will be available for appointments beginning Aug. 3.

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Substitute teacher training

Main Street working on grant, virtual tour

During this past month, the Hamilton Historic Main Street has been quite busy with various developmental activities.

THIS WEEK IN TEXAS HISTORY

At noon on Aug. 1, 1966, Allen Crum, the floor manager at the University Co-Op, looked out the window and witnessed several students dragging a limp teenager through the grass on the edge of the University of Texas campus.

TSTC VP found career watching ‘Star Wars’

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ABILENE - Lance Eastman, Texas State Technical College’s West Texas interim provost and senior vice president of Student Learning, works to make sure that students meet the college’s goal.

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NO PROM, NO PROBLEM- Hamilton High School’s incoming senior class missed its junior prom this spring, but that didn’t stop this group from getting dressed up for photos at the courthouse. Above, top row, Kamryn Hope, Cole Moore, Sydney Thedford, Jameson Rice, Trinity Craig and Connor Fields; bottom, Lexie Clark, Harrison Kolb, Luis Najera, Macie Parrish. Hope Anthony did makeup and Joanie Thedford, hair.