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Gentry’s Mill Cemetery The Gentry's Mill Cemetery will hold their annual meeting on Saturday, May 4, 10 a.m., at the tabernacle. Bring a basket lunch to share. Membership is $20

Texas Senate delivers property tax reform to benefit Texans

AUSTIN, TX - Yesterday the Texas Senate passed Senate Bill 2 (SB 2). SB 2 reforms the tax code to improve transparency and reduce future property tax increases. Republican Party of Texas Chairman James

Chamber awards

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Hospital Celebration tickets limited

The Hamilton General Hospital Healthcare Foundation has printed tickets as well as e-tickets available for its Celebration ’19 fund raiser set for Thursday, April 25, from 5 to 9 p.m.

REGIONAL QUALIFIERS

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- The above pictured Hamilton High School students, including (l-r) Garrison Blackwell, Kristen Massingill, Faith Lane and Reyna Gutierrez, are all Academic UIL regional qualifiers and will compete in Abilene

SO MUCH to do!

Hamilton’s annual Citywide Garage Sale is this weekend, April 12-13, and a large map of locations can be found on Page 3. Copies also will be placed in local convenience

Books & Butt Friday

It’s that time of year again when you get to fill your stomach with delicious pulled pork sandwiches and your bag with fabulous book bargains at Hamilton Public Library’s Books

Court to fix old jail

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Right now, Hamilton County Historical Museum is like a teen-ager getting ready for a big date when a dreadful case of acne attacked. Inside, the museum is almost pristine, ready

School board buying land

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Hamilton Independent School District board of trustees Friday afternoon met briefly in closed session to discuss purchase of land for a new primary school campus. When the group reconvened members

FAMILY TRADITION

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- Piper Hansen and Addley Yates enjoy at train ride at John Deere Day Saturday. The two are granddaughters of Lawson Implement owners Billy and Sharolyn Lawson. Staff Photo