Man Sentenced to 5 Years in Revocation Hearing
Jan10

Man Sentenced to 5 Years in Revocation Hearing

LANDERS, LOWELL A revocation hearing in Eighth Judicial District Court Wednesday resulted in a five year sentence for Lowell Edward Landers. Landers’, 58, offense was Evading Arrest Detention with Vehicle. The offense was committed in 2017.  In October, 2017, a Hopkins County Sheriff’s deputy observed an 18-wheeler weaving all over the highway near the 126 mile marker of I-30. Multiple vehicles were seen getting out of the...

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Johnie (John) Dee Willis
Jan10

Johnie (John) Dee Willis

Johnie (John) Dee Willis, age 87, passed away peacefully in Jackson, Mississippi on January 9, 2019.  He was born on September 13, 1931 at Latch, Texas to Ardie Bell and Tim Willis.  John was the most hopeful person who loved his life and his family with utter joy.   John was proud to be a born again Christian who served his Lord faithfully throughout his life. He is preceded in death by his loving wife of 68...

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Second Public Hearing on Annexation of Business Parks Leads to March 5th Decision by City Council
Jan10

Second Public Hearing on Annexation of Business Parks Leads to March 5th Decision by City Council

“If they ask for a tax abatement, we will have to consider it,” stated members of city council and city staff in answer a KSST News inquiry. The inquiry came after the conclusion of two public hearings regarding the annexation of industrial parks into the city limits of Sulphur Springs. Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. in the council chamber of City Hall, members of the council conducted a second public hearing regarding the...

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PJC-Sulphur Springs: Spring Registration Underway
Jan10

PJC-Sulphur Springs: Spring Registration Underway

READY FOR SPRING Jessica Santana of Sulphur Springs, left, gets some help from PJC-Sulphur Springs Center Educational Advisor Tonya Armstrong as she registers for spring semester classes at the campus. On campus registration continues daily through Jan. 14. A special late registration session will be held from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 16. Spring semester classes begin on Jan. 22. For more information call...

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Chamber Connection January 9, 2019
Jan10

Chamber Connection January 9, 2019

Big news from the Chamber! Since it is our 50th Anniversary for the Stew Contest, we are hosting our t-shirt/theme contest EARLY so we can CELEBRATE all year!!!! If you have a great idea for the theme of this year’s stew contest, submit your entry via email to [email protected] by January 31st, 2019. Can’t wait to see your ideas!!! It’s gonna be big!!! It is with great pleasure that the 2019 Board of...

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Thursday Forecast
Jan10

Thursday Forecast

High: 50; Low: 42; Wind: East, southeast around 5 mph

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Coach Upton Says High School Soccer Competition Has Advanced Over the Years
Jan09

Coach Upton Says High School Soccer Competition Has Advanced Over the Years

Wildcats Soccer Coach Alexi Upton said opponent Nevada Community played really well in a 1-1 tie with the Wildcats Tuesday night (January 8) at Gerald Prim Stadium. He said several of the Braves play advanced club soccer. Coach Upton said soccer has advanced to where there are no longer any free games. He said everyone is good, knows how to play and will compete with you. Coach Upton said if the Wildcats would have cashed in on some...

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Lady Cats Defeat Lindale 57-35
Jan09

Lady Cats Defeat Lindale 57-35

The Lady Cats’ basketball team had a good game in many ways as they defeated Lindale, 57-35 Tuesday evening (January 8) at Lindale. The Lady Cats are now 1-1 in district play and 19-4 for the season. Coach Brittney Tisdell said every member of the team got to work on the press against the Lady Eagles. She said defensively the Lady Cats played really well and that secured the win. Coach Tisdell said on offense, working against...

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Channel 18 News: Wednesday, January 9, 2019
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City Council January Session: ISO Rating, Bid Approved for Summer Paving Program
Jan09

City Council January Session: ISO Rating, Bid Approved for Summer Paving Program

During the Tuesday, January 8th Special Session of the Sulphur Springs City Council, the council heard a report from the Ark-Tex Council of Governments, Assistant Fire Marshall David James, conducted public hearings for annexation of two business parks, approved updating various electrical, building, and maintenance codes, discussed savings on tax notes sale and Certificates of Obligation, and received bids for the summer paving...

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