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Bulldogs to get high-tech helmets

Hamilton High School’s varsity Bulldogs could be receiving state-of-the-art helmets for the next season, thanks to a concerned mom willing to raise the $25,000 to purchase them. Julie Watson approached

Commissioners adopt budget, subdivision rules

Hamilton County Commissioners Court last Tuesday adopted a deficit budget for 2018-19 as well as subdivision rules for the county. The budget is based on an ad valorem tax rate

Bacon Bash Texas: Good food, good times, good cause

The 7th annual Bacon Bash Texas will be held Saturday, Oct. 20, on the main street of Cranfills Gap. Bacon Bash Texas is a bacon-themed cook-off and festival hosted each

Stanford gets ‘15 minutes’ for controversial yard sign

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Hamilton’s Marion Stanford says she has worn out her “15 minutes of fame,” stretching it to more than an hour. She’s ready for it to end. She has been interviewed

PEEC holiday market set for Nov. 10

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The holidays are fast approaching. Hamilton County boast many delightful activities for the season. One of these events is the holiday market, sponsored by the Pottsville Extension Education Club on

High school teams halfway through season

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With the completion of Rodeos 5 and 6 at Circle T last weekend, the Texas Junior High and Texas High School Rodeo Associations are already halfway through their 2018 season.

Crowd erupts at city meeting

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They say you can’t fight city hall, but last Thursday’s Hamilton City Council meeting was standing room only as mostly supporters of the Hamilton Volunteer Fire Department marched into City

Cooler heads prevail

After taking the weekend to cool off from last Thursday’s City Council meeting, Mayor Jim McInnis and City Administrator Pete Kampfer, two members of the community and representatives of Hamilton

Who was Chandler Craig?

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No one in the Hamilton High School Class of 2019 was alive 20 years ago when Chandler Craig died. All they know of him is the name on their auditorium