Bill Bradford Rd Partial Opening Impacting Local Business
Dec13

Bill Bradford Rd Partial Opening Impacting Local Business

Construction on Bill Bradford Rd, resulting in partial closure earlier this year, has impacted businesses and traffic on both ends of the road. Within the VF Outlet Mall, several businesses have reported a decline in customers due to the construction. Just recently, the road has opened up to one way traffic. Gary Jordan, owner of the Good News Bookstore located inside the mall, stated, “This time of year can be slow for us due...

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SSISD Board Conducted December Meeting Monday
Dec12

SSISD Board Conducted December Meeting Monday

During Monday’s noon meeting of the Sulphur Springs School Board, members reported that all either met or exceeded training requirements for board member training credit hours. Also during the noon meeting before Christmas break for the school district, they noted the Comprehensive Annual Report on Investment Activity and heard District auditors, Rutherford, Taylor, and Company, announce the district received the best opinion of...

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Hill Signs With Tyler Junior College
Dec12

Hill Signs With Tyler Junior College

Lady Cats’ senior volleyball player Sheretta “Rita” Hill will play college volleyball at Tyler Junior College next season. The announcement was made Monday morning at the Multipurpose Building before numerous student friends, Rita’s mother Rochelle Hill, Basketball Coach Jeff Chapman, Volleyball Coach Justin Maness, TJC Volleyball Coach Brandi Hood and media members. Hill said she liked how Coach Hood was serious about...

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Ten SSHS Band Members Named to All-Region Band
Dec12

Ten SSHS Band Members Named to All-Region Band

Ten members of the Wildcats’ band, including two freshmen, made the All-Region Band during tryouts held last Friday at North Lamar. Making the list were Celeste Leeds Laliberte on flute, Christian Corona on trumpet, Nathan Braddy, a freshman, on trumpet, Christian Diaz-DeLeon on trombone, Riley Farley on tenor sax, Owen Lee on alto sax, Natalie Cruz on bass clarinet, Zach Phillips, a freshman, on French horn, Carissa Carter on...

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Channel 18 News, Monday, December 12, 2016
Dec12
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PJC-Sulphur Springs Campus Blend Club Gives to CANHelp
Dec12
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Christmas Goody Bags Filled for 140 Meal A Day Recipients
Dec12

Christmas Goody Bags Filled for 140 Meal A Day Recipients

The Hopkins County Marketers Association met at the Sulphur Springs Senior Citizen’s Center on Monday at 11:00 AM to fill Christmas Goody Bags for the 140 Meal A Day Recipients. The Bags were donated by Brookshire’s. Each Marketer brought 140 items to contribute to the bags. The bags will be delivered by the Meal A Day Drivers on Tuesday.

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Commissioners Proceed With Refinance, Roof Repair, Resolution
Dec12

Commissioners Proceed With Refinance, Roof Repair, Resolution

Hopkins County Commissioners considered the authorization of the refinancing of bonds sold in 2007 during their Monday regular session. The refinancing of the bonds will be at a lower rate than when originally sold. Robert Henderson, Managing Director Fixed Income Banking, U S Debt Markets for RBC Capital Markets, LLC is working with commissioners in the refinance effort. Also during the meeting, they continued to work on a contract...

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Lindsey Arrested for Burglary of Habitation with Intent to Commit Murder
Dec12

Lindsey Arrested for Burglary of Habitation with Intent to Commit Murder

Cumby Police recognized Naka Dean Lindsey, 35, of Cumby Saturday at 2:10 p.m. as he was driving on West Main Street in Cumby. Officer Ray Embro knew a warrant for Burglary of a Habitation with Intent to Commit Murder had been issued for Lindsey. He is being held in Hopkins County Jail on $500,000 bond. Investigator Corley Weatherford of the Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office filed for the warrant following his investigation of an...

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Three Winnsboro Residents Arrested for Possession
Dec12

Three Winnsboro Residents Arrested for Possession

Just after midnight Monday morning, a passenger car was stopped for running a stop sign at the intersection of State Highway 11E and FM 269. The driver and two occupants of the auto were asked to step out of the vehicle. In the grass near where the female was standing was a small black and purple case containing a crystal like substance believed to be methamphetamine. The three denied ownership of the case and contents. Arrested were...

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