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City budget: Community roadmap

One of the things that makes Hamilton special is our sense of community and modest size that enables each of us to know far more of our neighbors than major

Kooken Field track to get new surface

Kooken Field’s track will get a new surface during the Bulldogs’ bye week Oct. 26. Hamilton Independent School District’s board of trustees approved the expenditure and budget amendment at Monday’s

Country church gathering Saturday in Lamkin

Lamkin Country Church will have its annual church gathering Saturday, Sept. 22, with a 5K Run and Family Fun Run beginning at 8 and 8:15 a.m., respectively. The church, located

Military, tip and prayers

Hamilton County Dove Festival is coming up the fourth weekend in October. Put it on the calendar, as a lot of activities are getting planned. Sure hope some of the

Tam’s Takes

I was sitting in Tim Edins’ HTML formatting class my senior year of high school when we got the news.

Stupid me thought oh, that’s light years away from me and it doesn’t affect me. I didn’t understand as a kid why it did.

When I realized the impact that the twin towers falling would have, I was kind of numb to the emotion. Mom and I wrote a song. We had a special assembly at school at which I sang a depressing rendition of Sarah McLaughlan’s “I Will Remember You,” and I knew it was a big deal, but I was really more wrapped up in my own life.

Hamilton student stars in Granbury production

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Granbury Theatre Company will continue its 2018 Broadway on the Brazos season with the play You Can’t Take It With You Sept. 21 through Oct. 7, at the historic Granbury Opera House in Downtown Granbury.

Hamilton High School student Jack Snyder has been cast in one of the lead roles as Tony Kirby.

According to Dramatists Play Service, “At first the Sycamores seem mad, but it is not long before we realize that if they are mad, the rest of the world is madder.

Wheat acres could rise

COLLEGE STATION – Texas wheat producers may increase planted acres slightly as the forecast for moisture through winter and market trends improve outlook, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.

Dr. Clark Neely, AgriLife Extension small grains and oilseed specialist, College Station, said he anticipates a “bump” in statewide wheat acres this season. Texas wheat acres have been exceptionally low, around 4.5 million acres, he said. But they could settle between 4.7 million to 5 million acres based on recent price trends.

Can’t keep an UPS man down

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The UPS man to Hamilton is like the Wells Fargo wagon in “Music Man.”

Everyone hopes he stops with something special, just for them.

But when the UPS man’s face changes, it’s not long before Hamilton asks why.

Not since Marcus Batts has Hamilton loved its UPS driver as much as Jordan West.

And Jordan requested the Hamilton route when he started his driving career after working his way up from vehicle parking, vehicle prep and package sorting.

Bulldog Sweep Saturday

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Volunteers of all ages are invited to join Keep Hamilton Beautiful in partnership with Hamilton Independent School District for Bulldog Sweep this Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m.

The workers will spruce up the area around Kooken Field, Railroad Street and Shadler Meadow just in time for homecoming.

Volunteers are needed to pick up litter, trim trees and pull weeds. Trash bags and gloves will be provided, and volunteers are asked to bring hoes, rakes and tree trimming tools if possible.

SOLD OUT

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- If you haven’t bought your tickets yet for Saturday’s Laughs for the Library, you’re too late. The comedy improv show at the Rustic Lantern is sold out. Pictured are half of the improv troupe, clockwise from top left, Mike Ceresini, Jeff Layhew, Melissa Craig, Kristina Burks, Duane Cowart, Nancy Henkes and Harmony Payne.