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May
10
Sulphur Springs School Board to Ponder a Variety of Items at Monday Night Session
May 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Besides recognizing the Valedictorian and Salutatorian, swearing in board members Jackie Brice and Jack Chubb, and reorganizing the board by naming a new president, vice-president and secretary, the Sulphur Springs School Board will take up other matters as well when they meet Monday night at 6 p.m. The board will be meeting in a closed session to hear about a possible candidate to fill the vacant principal position at Travis Elementary School. The board will also consider other new hires and resignations. The board will also consider approving a concrete driveway and parking area at the high school softball and tennis complex area.
donjulian@ksstradio.net
May
9
Sulphur Springs School Board to Name New President, Vice-President and Secretary at Monday Meeting
May 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment
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Sulphur Springs School Superintendent Patsy Bolton says board members Jackie Brice and Jack Chubb will be sworn into office again at Monday night’s School Board meeting. Both drew no opposition this year. Ms. Bolton says the board will also be reorganized with election of a new president, vice-president and secretary. During an executive session, Ms. Bolton says the board will discuss a possible candidate to fill the vacancy for principal at Travis Elementary School. The board will also be recognizing Valedictorian Jacob Copper and Salutatorian Kelsey Evans.
donjulian@ksstradio.net
May
7
Early Voting is Over For City and School Elections, Regular Election Date is Saturday
May 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment
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Early voting is over for city and school elections. Regular Election Day is Saturday with polls open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. In the one race for a seat on the Sulphur Spring City Council, a total of 211 people cast ballots during early voting. There are 8,970 registered voters in Sulphur Springs. In that city council race for Place 7, incumbent and current mayor Yolanda Williams is facing Charles Oxford. Voting on Saturday takes place at the Sulphur Springs School Administration Building.
donjulian@ksstradio.net
Apr
30
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Voters have just been trickling in to vote early for the one race being contested on the Sulphur Springs City Council. Challenger Charles Oxford is facing current council member and Mayor Yolanda Williams for the Place 7 seat. As of early Wednesday morning, only 39 voters had cast ballots early. Voting is taking place at City Hall weekdays from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. each day except Thursday, May 1 when polls will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Early voting will continue weekends through Tuesday, May 6. Regular election date is Saturday May 10 with voting taking place at the Sulphur Springs School Administration Building on Connally Street from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. KSST will have election coverage of all Hopkins County’s city and school elections on Saturday night May 10 right after polls close.
donjulian@ksstradio.net
Apr
25
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Here are candidates in contested city and school elections in Hopkins County on May 10. Early voting begins Monday. The city of Como has a mayor race between Mayor ProTem Don Meeks and James Carroll. Early voting is at Como City Hall with Election Day voting at Como-Pickton school.
Five candidates are running for 2 seats on the Como-Pickton School Board. Candidates are Art Foster, Shawn Carpenter, Danny Cooksey, Jim Murray and Brad Carr. Early voting is in the school business office with Election Day voting in the school cafeteria.
The city of Cumby has a contested race for Place 1. Candidates are Leon Higginbotham and Thomas Jenkins. Early voting and Election Day voting are at City Hall.
The Cumby School Board has five candidates running for three at-large seats. Candidates include incumbents David Barrow and Renee Seeley, also Keith Newsome and write-ins Stephanie Freeman and Jeff Kenzy. Early voting and Election Day voting take place at Cumby City Hall
The North Hopkins School Board has three candidates seeking two seats. Candidates are David James, Brent McQueen and Sherry Ferrell. Early voting is at the North Hopkins school office and Election Day voting at the admin building.
The city of Sulphur Springs has two candidates running for Place 7. Candidates are incumbent and current mayor Yolanda Williams and Charles Oxford. Early voting is at city hall with Election Day voting at the Sulphur Springs School admin building.
donjulian@ksstradio.net
Apr
17
No State Constitutional Amendment Election This Year, Next Elections are City and School Elections on May 10
April 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment
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Someone sent out an e-mail about an upcoming election affecting taxes. The result was that Sulphur Springs Tax Collector Judy Gregg and Hopkins County Tax Collector Debbie Jenkins both contacted County Clerk Debbie Shirley to find out more. Ms. Shirley told them that election took place last year. She even double-checked with the Secretary of State to make sure. Our next elections are city and school elections on May 10. Having elections on that Saturday are the city of Como, Como-Pickton CISD, city of Cumby, Cumby ISD, North Hopkins ISD and the city of Sulphur Springs.
donjulian@ksstradio.net
Apr
12
Sulphur Springs School Board is Expected to Cancel May Trustee Election and Declare Incumbents Re-elected
April 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment
At a meeting Monday night at 6 p.m., the Sulphur Springs School Board is expected to receive certification from Election Officer Judy Gregg that the May 10 trustee election is an unopposed election with the only names on the ballot belonging to incumbents Jack Chubb and Jacquelyn Brice. The board is expected to pass an ordinance declaring the incumbents re-elected to three-year terms and ordering that the election not be held.
donjulian@ksstradio.net
Apr
11
Extremely Low Turnout For Tuesday Run-Off Election in Hopkins County
April 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Only 65 people voted in Hopkins County Tuesday in a Democratic run-off election for Railroad Commissioner. County Clerk Debbie Shirley says it’s the lowest voter turnout she has seen in a countywide election. Hopkins County has more than 21,000 registered voters. Ms. Shirley estimates the election cost the county $1200 to conduct early voting. She says the local Democratic Party paid more than $4,000 to hold the election. Hopkins County voters preferred candidate Dale Henry to candidate Mark Thompson by a few votes but Thompson took the election statewide and will face a Republican in November.
donjulian@ksstradio.net
Apr
5
Only 8 Cast Early Votes in Hopkins County, Democratic Run-Off Regular Election is Tuesday
April 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment
If early voting is any indication, expect a very low turnout Tuesday for the Democratic Primary Run-off election for Railroad Commissioner between Dale Henry and Mark Thompson. 8 Hopkins County voters cast early ballots last week according to poll worker Nell Furney. Polling sites for Tuesday are Sulphur Springs City Hall, VFW Hall Women’s Building, Grace Family Church and League Street Church of Christ.
donjulian@ksstradio.net
Mar
29
Hopkins County Democrats Have Early Voting Starting Monday for Railroad Commissioner Run-Off
March 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Early voting begins Monday, as Democrats will be choosing between Dale Henry and Mark Thompson running for Railroad Commissioner. Early voting will continue all this week from at the Hopkins County Clerk’s office at 306 North Davis St. Regular election date is April 8 with voting at Sulphur Springs City Hall, at the VFW Hall Women’s Building, at Grace Family Church and at League Street Church of Christ.
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