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Cheryl Fulcher Seeking Re-election
Oct06

Cheryl Fulcher Seeking Re-election

Incumbent Hopkins County District Clerk Cheryl Fulcher, a Republican, announced Thursday that she will be seeking re-election. She said it has been an honor and a humbling experience to serve the citizens of the county and the courts of our judicial system. Ms. Fulcher notes that one of her first acts was to move the office and records of our courts to a new location. She praised her staff for meeting the challenge. At the same time,...

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Truck Driver Arrested for Erratic Driving
Oct06

Truck Driver Arrested for Erratic Driving

Westbound I-30 was not a very safe place to be in the Sulphur Springs area after midnight Friday. 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 way of the truck to keep from getting hit. The deputy initiated a traffic stop and turned on flashing lights. The truck kept on going but only at a top speed of about...

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Lady Cats’ Volleyball over Hallsville
Oct05

Lady Cats’ Volleyball over Hallsville

In a unusual way, Lady Cats Volleyball Coach Justin Maness says the Lady Cats playing poorly in a losing set four may have helped them win a decisive set five at Hallsville Tuesday night. He says Hallsville may have been a little overconfident in set 5. Coach Maness says the poor set got the Lady Cats mentally ready for set five. He says the Lady Cats came out and set the tone in set five and got on the Lady Bobcats early. They took...

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North Hopkins Election is Friday
Oct05

North Hopkins Election is Friday

The regular election day for a tax ratification election in the North Hopkins ISD is Friday. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. with voting in the North Hopkins ISD Admin Building Board Room. School Superintendent Darin Jolly says voters will really be approving a swap. 13-cents will be added to the district’s Maintenance and Operation raising its’ rate from $1.04 to $1.17 per $100 valuation. The Interest and...

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Channel 18 News Thursday, October 5th, 2017
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Hopkins County to Sue Big Pharma Over Opiates
Oct04

Hopkins County to Sue Big Pharma Over Opiates

Hopkins County Judge Robert Newsom says some of the earliest lawsuits naming pharmaceutical companies for violations of the Texas Controlled Substance and other laws concerning opiates might be filed in Hopkins County ahead of federal courts. He says he has received indications of this. Last week the Hopkins County Commissioners Court decided to enter an agreement with some Smith County and Dallas area law firms pursuing violations in...

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United Way First Report Meeting
Oct04

United Way First Report Meeting

The total pledged at the first report meeting for this year’s United Way Campaign is $1,6871. That’s roughly 9% of this year’s goal of $175,000. During the meeting Campaign Chair Adam Teer said the city of Sulphur Springs had pledged $5,364. Holt employees and the company pledged $6,636. That included a 100% match from the company. The local United Way also received a $2,500 grant from a Farmers Electric Cooperative...

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Hopkins County Grand Jury Returns 30 Indictments Tuesday, October 3rd, 2017
Oct04

Hopkins County Grand Jury Returns 30 Indictments Tuesday, October 3rd, 2017

A Hopkins County Grand Jury returned 30 indictments Tuesday. Among those indicted was Quentin Ty Adis Latham for sexual assault. Larissa Jordan Benson was indicted for abandoning and endangering a child and criminal negligence and for tampering or fabricating physical evidence. Billy Frank Harville was indicted for burglary of a habitation. Craig Thomas Morgan was true billed for theft of property over $2500 and under $30,000. Deonte...

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Channel 18 News Wednesday, October 4th, 2017
Oct04
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Matt Young on Pine Tree Game: a Roller Coaster Ride
Oct04

Matt Young on Pine Tree Game: a Roller Coaster Ride

Wildcats Offensive Coordinator Matt Young compared Friday night’s Pine Tree game at the Prim to a roller coaster ride. Despite a low production first half, Coach Young said the offense found their identity in the first half. He said they changed some pass protections for the second half. Coach Young said Pine Tree also adjusted their defensive front and he said the Wildcats took advantage of that to drive the ball down their...

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