PJC-Sulphur Springs Announces Winner of Class Inspired Christmas Ornament Contest
Dec08
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Local Man Arrested for THC Oil and Marijuana Possession
Dec08

Local Man Arrested for THC Oil and Marijuana Possession

A Hopkins County Deputy stopped a vehicle for an obscure license plate on FM 2285 Thursday night just before midnight. A strong odor of marijuana began emitting from the vehicle as William Cody Smithers, 22, of Sulphur Springs lowered the window of the vehicle. The deputy noted a yellow pipe containing a green leafy substance believed to be marijuana sitting near the center console. Smithers told the deputy that a large amount of...

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Hopkins County Grand Jury Indicts 27
Dec08

Hopkins County Grand Jury Indicts 27

A Hopkins County Grand Jury approved 27 indictments during a recent meeting. Two indictments were for Injury Child/Elderly/Disabled with Bodily Injury, one for Aggravated Assault Causes Serious Bodily Injury, one Evading Arrest Detention with Vehicle, two Manufacture Delivery of a Controlled Substance and the remainder for drug possession. There were four indictments handed down that are pending arrest. Among those indicted: Charles...

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Lady Cats Win Pool Play at Edwood Tournament
Dec08

Lady Cats Win Pool Play at Edwood Tournament

The Lady Cats’ basketball team swept their way through pool play in an Edgewood tournament Thursday (December 7) defeating Kaufman, 69-28 and Quitman, 75-18. Against Kaufman, the Lady Cats started slowly but still managed to have a 13-11 lead after one quarter. Then the Lady Cats began a trend of putting together a scoring run to open each of the last three quarters. The Lady Cats scored 12 unanswered points to start the second...

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Wildcats Enter Semi-Final at Tourney Friday
Dec08

Wildcats Enter Semi-Final at Tourney Friday

The #13 state ranked Wildcats of Sulphur Springs won their opening two games at the Union Grove Chick-fil-A Tournament Thursday (December 7). In pool play Thursday, the Wildcats defeated Class 6A Longview, 65-32. Later they scored an impressive 95-52 win over Wichita Falls. They will play Kountze in a tournament semi-final game Friday at 2:20 p.m. Against Longview, the Wildcats defense was once again stifling. The Wildcats led 14-5...

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Channel 18 News Thursday, December 7, 2017
Dec08
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Wanda McCormack
Dec08

Wanda McCormack

Funeral service for Wanda McCormack, age 69, of Cumby,TX, will be held at 2:00 P.M. on Saturday, December 9, 2017 at Murray Orwosky Funeral Home with Bro. Wayne Darty officiating.  Interment will follow at Cumby Cemetery with Michael Comer, Steve Hammond, Brent Seely, Nicholas Dyer, Noah Dyer and Cody Groening serving as pallbearers and Joseph Seely, Jeremy McCormack, Anthony Thorn and Eric McCormack serving as honorary pallbearers. ...

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Agrilife: 2017 Hopkins County Livestock and Forage Education Review
Dec08

Agrilife: 2017 Hopkins County Livestock and Forage Education Review

It’s this time of the year when Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Services at Hopkins County Extension Office interprets with Hopkins County residents the different activities conducted by their agents and support volunteers. I would like to share with you the specific plan related to Livestock Production today. 2017 Hopkins County Livestock and Forage Education (Tours, Trainings and Field Days) Developed by Dr. Mario A....

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AgriLife: Year in Review-Kid’s Camp
Dec08

AgriLife: Year in Review-Kid’s Camp

Year in Review – Kids’ Camp Each week during the month of December, I will provide information on major programming efforts in Hopkins County.  As an Extension Family & Community Health Agent, much of my efforts go into nutrition, health and wellness.  This week, I want to share some successes with a popular  summer camp for students – “Kids’ Camp – Fun, Food, Fitness.” Relevance: According to the Texas Department of State Health...

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Miller Grove News December 8, 2017
Dec08

Miller Grove News December 8, 2017

by Brandon Darrow Christmas and New Year are on the horizon but it seems as though 2017 has just begun.  I can’t believe we are only a few weeks away from 2018.  Looking back there have been many changes in our world and in our community throughout the year.  Some good and some bad but most of the changes in MG are for the good…like getting a new elementary school, athletic teams going to state tournaments, and success at...

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