Hamilton County Commissioners were back in action Monday after a week’s hiatus in recognition of the Juneteenth holiday.
Kurt Johnson
The 2021-22 Hamilton County Leadership Tomorrow class celebrated its graduation May 31 and with it had the opportunity to present their findings on a topic of critical local interest.
During last year’s Can Care-A-Van Hampton firefighters and a total of 19 youth volunteers collected 3,355 pounds of food as part of a challenge between area fire departments working together to benefit the Hamilton County Food Pantry.
From left to right: Paul Johnson, Jen James, Mallory Johnson, Alex Hageman and Nick Lewis are the “core” team of volunteers standing next to the mural reading “Be Excellent to Each Other.”
Hamilton County locals are invited to attend Memorial Day events throughout the area on Monday to honor veterans who died while enlisted in the United States military.
Last week’s primary election drew 44 percent voter turnout in Hamilton County with election officials reporting a smooth day of gathering and counting ballots.
The following is a press release from the Hamilton County Sheriff's Department.
Retired Air Force Colonel and president of Cause of America Shawn Smith delivers a speech on election security issues. His main suggested solution was a return to hand-ballots counted by the local precinct.
After a large amount of background work from Hamilton County commissioners, a county COVID premium pay plan was approved by the group at Monday’s meeting.