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Nathan Finke
Nov30

Nathan Finke

Murray-Orwosky Funeral Home will direct Graveside Services on Saturday, December 2, 2023, at 10 A.M. at Restlawn Cemetery. Pallbearers are Jason Palmer, Clint Palmer, John Kirkpatrick, Frank Griffin, and Doug Peak. Honorary Pallbearers are the Ross Volunteers. Mr. Finke passed away on Wednesday, November 29, 2023, due to complications from diabetes. Nathan O. Finke, 76, was born on November 28, 1947, in Brenham, Texas to Ollie and...

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Paris Junior College Students Registering Early May Win Free Laptop
Nov30

Paris Junior College Students Registering Early May Win Free Laptop

November 30, 2023 – To encourage early registration for popular classes in the Spring 2024 semester – while seats are still available – Paris Junior College is giving away 50 free laptops to eligible students, whether full- or part-time. To be entered in the drawing, a student must have registered for Spring 2024 classes by midnight on Dec. 15, 2023. The drawing will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2024. Winners will...

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Texas Commuters Saved $3 Billion in 2022
Nov28

Texas Commuters Saved $3 Billion in 2022

Road projects, travel options held delays below pre-Covid levels Nov. 28, 2023 AUSTIN – Commuters across Texas reaped time and cost savings valued at more than $3 billion last year, thanks to transportation improvements and pandemic-related trends that made their drives quicker than just a few years ago, according to a new report from the Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI). The report analyzed commuting trends in 2022...

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Dinner Bell Menu For November 29, 2023
Nov28

Dinner Bell Menu For November 29, 2023

Christus Mother Frances Hospital is the Community Partner for the sixth time in 2023! Even though the hospital is a healing institution, one of its yearly goals is to alleviate food insufficiency in Sulphur Springs and Hopkins County. Sufficiently fed bodies are usually healthy bodies. The assistance Christus gives to the Dinner Bell Feeding Ministry with money and manpower helps that that goal to be met. GRAB and GO with a meal from...

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Paris Junior College Students are Busy Getting Ready for Their Upcoming Graduation
Nov28

Paris Junior College Students are Busy Getting Ready for Their Upcoming Graduation

PJC GRADUATION November 28, 2023 – PJC-Greenville student Aide Lopez of Royce City, left, is preparing for her graduation from the college on Dec. 15 by obtaining a cap and gown from PJC Graduation Coordinator Rebecca Whitley, right. Commencement exercises will be held at 7 p.m. in the Hunt Physical Education Center on the Paris campus.  Paris Junior College graduation December 23

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Health Care Foundation’s Annual Snowflake Campaign is Underway
Nov28

Health Care Foundation’s Annual Snowflake Campaign is Underway

November 28, 2023 – Sulphur Springs, TX – The Hopkins County Health Care Foundation is ready to decorate the main CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital-Sulphur Springs lobby with hundreds of snowflakes this holiday season.  The community is invited to pay tribute to friends or family members with a gift in their honor or memory.  The Foundation will then send a card to notify the honorees or designated contacts to make them aware of...

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Winnsboro Police Department Media Report 11-20-2023 – 11-26-2023
Nov28

Winnsboro Police Department Media Report 11-20-2023 – 11-26-2023

Arrests: Anderson, Paul, 42 years of age, of Winnsboro, TX, was arrested on 11-24-2023 for possession of a CS, PG1/1-B>=4G<200G and Tamper fabricate physical evidence w/intent to impair. Shaw, Reginald,  32 years of age, of Quitman, TX,, was arrested on 11-26-2023 for DWI. Calls for Service: The Winnsboro Police Department responded to a total of 94 calls for service during this reporting period. Citations: The Winnsboro Police...

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After a Hot Summer the Entire Cow-calf Herd May be Stressed by Mario Villarino
Nov27

After a Hot Summer the Entire Cow-calf Herd May be Stressed by Mario Villarino

November 27, 2023 – As a cow-calf herd goes into the fall season after a hot, dry summer, the entire herd may be stressed. Excessive heat, short grass and low water tanks stress cattle and make them more susceptible to diseases. Unsanitary conditions and abrupt diet changes also can lead to illness, as can other circumstances of stress. At the end of the summer, the cows are likely pulled down to a thin body condition from...

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Another Good Shade Tree for 2024 From Master Gardener David Wall
Nov26

Another Good Shade Tree for 2024 From Master Gardener David Wall

There are many great deciduous shade trees for yards.  Both red and white oaks, for example, will grow straight and true.  Red oaks tend to grow faster.   There are several other nice shade trees, but one forwhich you’ve hear very little is the Tulip Tree. The Tulip Tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) is native to eastern North America and gets its common name for its tulip-like flowers.  It’s also called canoe...

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This and That for November 2023 From Master Gardener David Wall
Nov24

This and That for November 2023 From Master Gardener David Wall

Please consider buying your honey from locally-based bee keepers.  Why? Because a lot of the honey in grocery store may not be real.  In some cases, jars contain little or no real honey. In fact, honey is one ofthe most falsified foods available.  Even though the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has a honey grading system so you can know honey quality, there’s no enforcement system, so producers can put whatever they...

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