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Bryce Hollis, 4, of Twin sisplays his "Slender Man" costume

Winfield Trunk or Treat (By Michael E. Palmer)

The band “Treymane“ performs during the Buttahatchee River Fall Fest Saturday, Oct. 27 in Hamilton.

Hamilton's 13th Annual Buttahatchee River Fall Fest (By Scott Johnson)

Marion County senior Madison Norris (6) goes down for a dig in the Lady Raiders’ tournament loss. (Melicia Allen/Northwest Alabamian)

Area Volleyball Oct. 23

Kingston Brown, 6, enjoys the trunk or treat.

Third Annual Community Trunk or Treat - Hosted by NTN - Bower (By Michael E. Palmer)

Brilliant sixth-graders Braden Tucker (front) and Gracie Mays navigate GPS coordinates.

County students have ‘FAWN’ in October

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey waves to the crowd as the grand marshall in the Mule Day Parade.

2018 Mule Day Festival

Hamilton quarterback Jay Brown (17) throws a pass to running back Jathan Jackson (1).

Hamilton High School’s 7-on-7

The Aggie Basketball Academy held its first ever basketball camp for kids in kindergarten - sixth grade. Forty-two boys and girls from around the county participated in the camp, said coach Ethan Lawler, who headed up the camp. Lawler said the camp was a success. “It was really great. I was excited for all the kids that participated,” he said. Lawler said the kids worked on passing, shooting and dribbling skills.

Hamilton Aggies Basketball Academy

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