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Stay safe on the road

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(Family Features) When it comes to staying safe on the roads – whether you’re traveling cross-country or just across town – routinely checking the condition of your tires can be

Memorial Day service Monday at museum

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In memory and honor of service members who have gone before us, members of American Legion Cunningham Post 222 invite everyone to help place flags at service members’ grave sites

HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL

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Click It or Ticket A few seconds could save a life

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Taking those few seconds to buckle your seat belt is the most crucial step you can take to protect yourself in a crash. Those few seconds can save your life

County will pay 12-year-old bill

Hamilton County commissioners Tuesday morning discussed budget and courthouse repairs as well as a 12-year-old bill that has just come to light. The court also approved bonds for Hamilton County

How the internet can help prevent Alz

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(Family Features) Over the past 10 years, researchers have learned Alzheimer’s disease starts much earlier than the onset of symptoms - 10-20 years before an individual, family member or friend

Military, tip and prayers

Memorial Day is coming up on Monday, May 27. Be sure and fly your flags. It is a time to remember all the ones that didn’t come back home and

splash day!

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RAFFLE

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Hamilton Public Library Expansion is raffling over $600 worth of gift certificates to Hamilton County (and nearby) businesses! Tickets are $5 each or 4 for $20. With a $20 purchase

FIGHTING LADY BULL-DOGS

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Pictured (l-r) at the Hamilton High School athlet-ic banquet, senior Kyndall In-gram was awarded the Hamil-ton Lady Dogs Fighting Heart Award, senior Trinity Haile was the recipient of the Most Valuable Team Player Award, Macie Parrish received the award for Most Improved Athlete, and eighth grader Cortland Mehaffey outper-formed all seventh through eleventh grade female athletes in a series of fitness contests measuring strength, endur-ance, speed and agility to be crowned the 2019 Lady Bull-dog Ironwoman Champion.