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Hico students attend leadership conference

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Two Hamilton County students have returned from Texas Farm Bureau’s 56th annual Youth Leadership Conference. Emily Wagner and Mari Sanchez, both students at Hico High School, represented Hamilton County Farm

Hico teacher attends summer ag institute

Kindergarten through high school students in Hico will soon be digging into agriculture thanks to a local teacher’s recent involvement in Texas Farm Bureau’s annual Summer Agricultural Institute. Lara Folks

Local physical therapy department offers tips for avoiding back injury

Back pain is one of the most common conditions physical therapists treat. Injuries and strain on the lower back can cause a great deal of pain and discomfort, impacting a

Making nutrition a priority in your life can improve your overall health

With all the demands of a busy life, it can be difficult to find time to sit down for a meal each day. More and more, families with packed schedules

This week in Texas history

Bogus millionaires pull fast one on everybody A Gainesville jury tried to decide on Jun. 30, 1967 whether Ernest and Margaret Medders were a couple of folksy con artists or

HCYAA elections approaching soon

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The Hamilton County Youth Athletic Association is currently accepting nominations for board members to serve as commissioners for the next two years. In accordance with the organization by-laws, nominations will

Card of Thanks

A big thank you to Cody and Shane Catoe for helping me get a tree off my car port, also thank you to the two young men that picked up

Eidson resigns council position

Hamilton City Councilman Jim Eidson last week tendered his resignation to the City of Hamilton, leaving vacant a spot on the council. Eidson said recent elections are a mandate by

Two file for House

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Congressman J.D. Sheffield has announced his intent to seek re-election to Texas House District 59. “This past legislative session was one of the most productive we have had in recent

Two file for House

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Shelby Slawson, 42-year-old attorney and Erath County small business owner, has announced her candidacy for State Representative for Texas House District 59. Slawson lives in Stephenville with her husband and