Tonight at Celebration Plaza!
Jun27

Tonight at Celebration Plaza!

Tonight is the Sulphur Springs Independence Day Symphony Orchestra & Fireworks Extravaganza! Concert starts at 8:00 pm and fireworks commence at dark. Make sure to bring your blankets or lawn chairs and make yourself comfortable while downtown. Keep in mind that limited concessions will be available. Bring a bottle of water, and take advantage of this great opportunity to spend time with your family and friends. KSST Radio 1230 AM...

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How to Listen Live to KSST
Jun27

How to Listen Live to KSST

You can listen live to KSST 1230 AM 24 hours a day on the internet or mobile device. The easiest way to listen is via the KSSTRadio.com site. Just click on ‘KSST Stream’ at the top right part of the page. This will work with most web browsers like: Chrome, Firefox, Safari. It also works on mobile devices.   We also have an Android App on Google Play. And an App on iTunes.

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Tira News  By Jan Vaughn
Jun26

Tira News By Jan Vaughn

The annual Tira Homecoming is coming up on Sunday, July 5th. The program and Tira Cemetery Association business meeting will begin at 11:00 in the Tira Methodist Church. A covered dish luncheon will be shared at the picnic tables, following the program. We are hoping for a good crowd to gather to share good food and memories. Contributions toward the upkeep of cemetery are welcome and appreciated and can be given that day, or mailed...

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SSISD Online Registration
Jun25
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At the Corral Gate by Enola Gay
Jun25
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JAKE LEG – JUNE 25, 2015 by Eddie Trapp
Jun25

JAKE LEG – JUNE 25, 2015 by Eddie Trapp

While in Galveston riding around with the Glossup’s a while back we saw a man limping across a parking lot. Ronny said his dad, Weldon, referred to people like that as having a “jake leg.” I wondered where in the world that phrase came from. When we got home in a few days I did some research. Throughout history, many men (and women) have resorted to occasionally “taking a nip” of alcohol for various reasons. I remember several older...

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*Updated* Well Traveled Visitor Makes a Stop in Hopkins County
Jun24

*Updated* Well Traveled Visitor Makes a Stop in Hopkins County

  Kevin Campbell has been traveling the United States for over 5 years.  Mr. Campbell relies on the generosity of others to pay his way at each locale as he crisscrosses the continent. He is very personable.  Stories from all over Sulphur Springs have a similar format.  People meet Mr. Campbell, find that he is very likable, and usually end up giving him money or food.  He also states he was able to obtain odd jobs from local...

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Aphids in Sorghum
Jun24

Aphids in Sorghum

Aphids are commonly a common pest of crops and ornamental plants. Aphids mode of survival relies on having massive amounts of babies to offset the tremendous losses due to predation by other insects and birds. Most of the times, aphis only cause problems when those reach high numbers and the damage to the plant gets to the point of affecting overall plant development. This is known as economic threshold.  From time to time, aphis...

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Thompson Reunion Fundraiser, June 27th 2015
Jun22
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New High School Principal Named; Other SSISD Staff Changes
Jun22

New High School Principal Named; Other SSISD Staff Changes

In a special meeting at noon Monday, the Sulphur Springs School Board once again deferred any action on contract bids from their Construction Manager on the Civic Center Auditorium renovation project. The board also postponed action during their regular board meeting two weeks ago. The board is now somewhat under the gun if they wish to begin the renovation work on schedule. Plans called for work to begin next Monday. Asbestos...

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