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Body found near motel

Hamilton City Police are investigating the discovery of a body at the Budget Inn, 704 N. Rice, on Sunday, July 14. Police Chief Tony Yocham said the body of a

Band BBQ Aug. 2-3

Hamilton Band Boosters will sponsor the 16th annual barbecue cookoff Aug. 2-3 at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds. First through third place winners will receive prize money and trophies, and fourth through

Program practically paves Polster’s path

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2019 Hamilton High School honor graduate Elaine Polster is the first student pilot to in Hamilton Soaring Club to become a licensed glider pilot, which means she can carry passengers.

WINNERS

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WINNERS- Hamilton Herald-News staff returned from Decatur’s West Texas Press Association with two first place awards. Pictured are Maria Weaver, Tamee Ryan, Kym Jeschke and Kim Tyson. See story, Page

School adds nicotine to drug testing panel

Nicotine and school lunch prices topped the Hamilton Independent School District regular monthly meeting last Tuesday in the Hamilton Junior High library. The board also accepted a bid for custodial

Two weeks left for AR testing

Hamilton elementary and junior high students have two weeks to complete summer AR testing at the Hamilton Public Library. The last testing day for Hamilton students is August 8. Hamilton

Military, tip and prayers

Let’s be thankful for our servicemen and women and please call any changes to 784-3357. Please leave a message. God Bless America and God Bless our service men and women

Hamilton County Historical Museum

The Hamilton Museum is open every Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. and by appointment. We are busy preparing for many upcoming events and fund-raisers. The museum is a 501(c

HHN receives WTPA awards

Hamilton Herald-News staff attended the West Texas Press Association convention in Decatur last week and came home with lots of ideas and several awards. Staff members Kim Tyson, Kym Jeschke,

County represented at leadership conference

Bennie Hromadka of Hamilton County was among the more than 450 farmers and ranchers from across the state who gathered in San Marcos recently to talk trade, eminent domain, hemp