The word "hometown" is correct and usable in written English
You can use the word to refer to the city or town that a person grew up in. For example: "I still have family in my hometown of Naples, Florida."
Making the film gave Mr. James an education in hometown's more distant history too.
Senator Schumer plays an unrivaled role in Washington as beneficiary, advocate and overseer of an industry that is his hometown's most important business.
It begins: My hometown's dear to me, it's always in my sight But my city's shadows walk around in broad daylight.
Yet both they and their hometown's museums have long suffered from a sense of inferiority.
Though he was born and raised in New Orleans, Manning could not feel his hometown's ecstasy.
Ms Truitt did not shy away from her hometown's troubled past.
Rye Rye brags with snappy determination and bottomless confidence over her hometown's chattering electronic beats.
"Prudence," an antiquated word that sums up my hometown's patrimony of dread and pessimism.
"You see everyone else's point of view, instead of just your hometown's".
Activists protested for his release in Tahrir Square, outside a security police training camp, and at his hometown's police headquarters.
His hometown's troubles, he said from behind a bullet-proof screen, were caused by Mr Chaudhry and his supporters.
