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‘Million Dollar Murder’ Dec. 1 by HHS FCCLA

Hamilton High School’s theater class will present “Million Dollar Murder,” an exciting and hilarious murder mystery dinner theater, at 5:45 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 1, in the Hamilton Junior High Cafeteria.

Military, tip and prayers

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We wish everyone a very “Happy Thanksgiving” and enjoy being with your friends and family. Time to count your blessings! Let’s be thankful for our servicemen and women and please

FPC welcomes new pastor

First Presbyterian Church welcomes new pastor Mari-Lynn Jones. She and her husband live in Copperas Cove, and he is a pastor in Lampasas. Mari-Lynn will be at the church several

Alzheimer’s: How to take away the keys

“What are you talking about? Why can’t I drive?” his blue eyes fill with tears and look blankly into mine. “Remember? Dr. Robbye said no driving.” “When? I don’t remember

FSA elections begin

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COLLEGE STATION – Texas Farm Service Agency State Executive Director Gary Six announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture has begun mailing ballots to eligible agricultural producers for the 2018

SWHP changes affect Medicare recipients

Recent changes to Scott & White Health Plan have caused confusion for many Medicare patients, and Hamilton Healthcare System wants to assure the public that it has always and will

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Lanham social Nov. 15 The Lanham Community will have a monthly covered dish dinner Thursday, Nov. 15, 6:30 p.m. Those attending are invited to bring their favorite covered dish and

Republicans get sweep in mid-term elections

About 55 percent of Hamilton County’s registered voters last week chose all the winners in the mid-term election, matching state returns with all Republican candidates gaining or keeping seats. In

Buff-kicking boots Dogs into playoffs

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2018 may be remembered as a year of firsts for the Hamilton Bulldog football team. The 2018 schedule pitted the Bulldogs against three new opponents including Bremond, Rogers and Lexington

Board incentivizes 8th grade EOC test

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Hamilton Junior High’s eighth graders, known for being so anxious to get to high school they might “blow off” the last two STAAR tests, will get an extra eight hours