Two Point Win For Saltillo Tuesday
Dec07

Two Point Win For Saltillo Tuesday

The Saltillo Lions’ basketball team won a nail-biter over Dodd City, 52-50 in Saltillo Tuesday. The Lions entered the fourth quarter up by four, 36-32 and then hung on for the win. Walker McGill led the Lions with 14 points and Lyle Bench added 11. Other Lions scorers included Michael Simmons with 9, Logan Camp with 8, Trevor Moore with 6 and Branson McGill and Clayton Wilson with 2 points each. The Lions improved their season...

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Education Foundation Awards Grants to Teachers–Complete Video Story
Dec07
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“Corrected” Council Approves Patrol Vehicle Bids; Hears Value of Police Body Cams During December Meeting
Dec07

“Corrected” Council Approves Patrol Vehicle Bids; Hears Value of Police Body Cams During December Meeting

The value of police body cameras and patrol vehicle cameras in use in the city was presented to the Sulphur Springs City Council Tuesday night during their December meeting. The city is one of 35 cities in Texas that have the equipment in use for all officers and vehicles. The body camera is always running according to Police Chief Jay Sanders and the video covers a 180-degree range around the officer. Video from the cameras are...

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Local Pastor Asks City Council to Regulate Payday, Auto Title Loan Establishments
Dec07

Local Pastor Asks City Council to Regulate Payday, Auto Title Loan Establishments

Payday loan and auto title loan shops were called into question during public forum by a local pastor during the Sulphur Springs City Council meeting Tuesday night. Pastor Dr. Joel Tiemeyer asked the council to consider an ordinance regulating those businesses that offer payday and auto title loans and charge what he called exorbitant fees to those who borrow. He pointed out that those who borrow from these establishments are often...

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City Manager’s December Report
Dec07

City Manager’s December Report

City Manager Marc Maxwell made his monthly report to the Sulphur Springs City Council Tuesday night, December 6th. In his report: BILL BRADFORD ROAD –   Concrete street and curb & gutter improvements are underway on Bill Bradford Road.  5W Contracting has poured concrete from Gilmer Street nearly to Elm Street.  All utility work is complete.  Later on tonight’s agenda is an item to approve concrete for the last 1,000 feet of...

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Wildcats Exhibit Strong Defense; Defeat North Lamar
Dec07

Wildcats Exhibit Strong Defense; Defeat North Lamar

On a night when the offense struggled some, the Wildcats’ basketball team relied on strong defense to defeat North Lamar, 59-33 in Wildcats Gym Tuesday night. After a close first quarter that saw the Wildcats lead only 14-13, the Wildcats gave up only one second quarter point and 7 third quarter points to expand their lead to 37-21 after three quarters. The Wildcats increased the lead with a 22-12 fourth quarter. Michael...

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Blanket Drive For Seniors Warms as Donations Begin Tuesday
Dec06

Blanket Drive For Seniors Warms as Donations Begin Tuesday

Santa for Seniors new blanket drive received a warm welcome by those who donated blankets and money. Withing the first hour of the event on Celebration Plaza Tuesday night,  the box was filled and drivers stopped at the intersection of Gilmer and Main Streets to donate funds. The event is sponsored by the Sulphur Springs Corvette Club and the Senior Citizens Center. The Senior Citizens Center will receive the donations and distribute...

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Glen Logan
Dec06

Glen Logan

Memorial services for Glenn Logan, age 72 of Cooper, will be held Friday, December 9, 2016 at 11:00 A.M. at Triumphant Christian Center with Rev. Jerry McCoy ll, Rev. Richard McCoy and Rev. Roy McCoy officiating. Mr. Logan passed away Monday, December 5, 2016 at Birchwood Manor Health and Rehab in Cooper, Texas.  He was born May 1, 1944, in Sulphur Springs, the son of E. A. and Imgene (Younger) Logan.  He married Mildred Fay Sesson in...

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Raza, Reeder, Wallace Sentenced Tuesday
Dec06

Raza, Reeder, Wallace Sentenced Tuesday

Three individuals were sentenced in Eighth Judicial District Court Tuesday afternoon, December 6, 2016. Mohammad Shabeeh Raza, who was found guilty November 16, 2016, of online solicitation of a minor pled guilty Tuesday as he began the process for a second trial. The second trial was necessitated by an incorrect admonition given the defendant by his attorney. Instead of facing a second trial, Raza pled guilty and received 10 years in...

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Channel 18 News, Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Dec06
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