Bingo at the Senior Citizens Center; Fierce Competition
Bingo at the Senior Citizens Center can be fierce. Those who might think this is a casual game, or just something to pass the time would be sorely mistaken. Prizes are coveted, and reports ‘post-game prize trading’ can be confirmed. Bingo is played twice a week at the Senior Center in Sulphur Springs. 150 Martin Luther King Blvd Sulphur Springs, Texas 75482 (903) 885-1661
Lions Club Serves Dinner Bell
The Sulphur Springs Lion’s Club served the community at the weekly Dinner Bell at First United Methodist Church Wednesday January 18th, 2017. President Candace Ashmore said this is the Clubs first time sponsoring the event. The Lion’s meet Tuesdays at Noon at Pizza Inn in Sulphur Springs. Don Sapaugh, the Club’s Tail Twister was not in attendance…. If anyone is interested in being a Community Partner for this...
Tickets for the Texas Rangers Fan Fest up for Grabs!
KSST is giving away 6 tickets (3 pairs) to the January 21st, 2017 Texas Rangers Fan Fest event. Like this post of Facebook, and Like KSST’s Facebook page to enter. Winners will be announced during Afternoon Drive (4-6 PM) on Wednesday January 18th. The 2017 Rangers Season starts in late February. KSST will carry the 2017 season games live. Winners can pick up tickets at the KSST Studios 717 Shannon Rd, Sulphur Springs, TX...
Texas sues federal government one more time over coal rule
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Tuesday announced he would sue the federal government yet again to block a recently finalized federal rule regulating coal mining near waterways. BY KIAH COLLIER JAN. 17, 2017 5:14 PM Callie Richmond After Donald Trump won the presidential election, Texas Republicans suggested hopefully that their years-long practice of suing the federal government would finally be over. Trump, who is taking office...
Trading Post for Wednesday January 18, 2017
Married Couple Looking for a house to rent, needs to have a Stove and Refrigerator, Call Richard at 903 919 2668. Lost in the Sulphur Springs area the second week of July, 2016, a black Lab-Pit mix. The dog is very friendly and answers to the named Akela, If you know where the dog is located, please call: 517-215-4217 or 830-377-8672.
Wanna Bees Quilting; I was not Prepared
This is not quiet group of pensioners drinking lemonade and talking about their grandchildren. They haul in specialized sewing machines, portable ironing boards, and cutters that look sharp enough to trim burlap. With cell phones ringing, and debates about patterns, basting, and pre-loaded bobbins, they hand craft quilts and other goods at a steady pace. 20170117_100400 20170117_100405 20170117_093358 20170117_093434 20170117_094325...
Making Room; Before and After
A City of Sulphur Springs crew makes short work of a derelict house at the corner of W Park and Church street Tuesday morning. The house was inspected before demolition, making sure no one was inside. During the demolition, the track-hoe operator separates ferrous and non-ferrous metals out for recycling. Tires and other items not allowed in the landfill near Commerce, TX are also sorted. Other ‘volunteer’ recyclers...
Get Your Shots Today
The Texas Department of Health offers immunization services the first three Tuesdays of each month. The local office is at 1400 College St. Call for an appointment at 903-885-6573. Walk ins taken on a first served basis. Remember to bring your child’s immunization records.
Donations pour in for North Texan who couldn’t afford heat
Mary Garcia, an Arlington woman who was struggling to keep her lights on after the demise of Lite-Up Texas, said she is overwhelmed by the help she has received from those who read her story. BY JIM MALEWITZ JAN. 17, 2017 12:01 AM Mary Garcia at her home in Arlington, Texas, on Dec. 22, 2016. Cooper Neill for The Texas Tribune If another cold snap hits North Texas this winter, Mary Garcia will no longer hesitate to turn on the heat in...
