4-H Today Feb. 2023
Feb02

4-H Today Feb. 2023

Celebrating Black Equestrians When Morgan and Mariah Piper fell in love with riding at City Ranch, their father, Murray, didn’t know the first thing about horses. All he knew was that his girls had found their spark, so he kept bringing them back.  Six years later, the Piper Sisters are putting their 4-H skills to work. They’re caring for their family’s first horse, Dunkin, volunteering to teach other kids how...

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Senior Center Open: Meal-A-Day Closed for Today
Feb02

Senior Center Open: Meal-A-Day Closed for Today

The Senior Center is open today, but no Meal-A-Day service today. Everything should be back to normal tomottow.

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A&M Classes Canceled
Feb02

A&M Classes Canceled

The main A&M-Commerce campus and the Dallas site will remain closed Thursday, February 2, 2023, due to continued hazardous road conditions. No business operations (except essential services) or academic activities will be conducted, and classes will be canceled.

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Two Arrested On I-30 East
Feb01

Two Arrested On I-30 East

Feb. 1st, 2023- Hopkins County Sheriff Sgt. Steward noticed a vehicle stuck in a ditch off I-30 east. When speaking with the driver, identified as Robert Charles Servin, the officer noticed Servin speaking rapidly and appeared to want the officer away from his vehicle and stated he did not want to go to jail. Officer Steward asked for Identification for Servin and approached the driver side of the vehicles with Servin. While at the...

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Warm-up Center Open at the Civic Center
Feb01

Warm-up Center Open at the Civic Center

A warm-up center at the Hopkins County Civic Center is open to everyone. If your power is out, please consider heading to the Civic Center.

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Miller Grove Classes Canceled
Feb01

Miller Grove Classes Canceled

Due to the continued forecasts of inclement weather and the numerous households who have been without electricity, Miller Grove ISD will be closed again Thursday, 2/2 as the safety of students, bus drivers, and staff continues to drive our decisions

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County Court at Law Docket Cancelled for Thursday
Feb01

County Court at Law Docket Cancelled for Thursday

Judge Clay Harrison has cancelled County Court at Law misdemeanor docket for tomorrow, February 2, 2023.

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Power Outage Reports in Sulphur Springs
Feb01

Power Outage Reports in Sulphur Springs

Thousands remain without power as Oncor struggles to restore power to homes. Oncor has been notified of all instances of outages throughout the town, currently the restoration time is unknown. Oncor crews are diligently working to restore power as quickly as possible to all customers. For more informations visit https://stormcenter.oncor.com/

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Winter Cleanup Soon Begins
Feb01

Winter Cleanup Soon Begins

February 1, 2023 – Blocked roads, downed power lines, and sheets of ice persist in Hopkins County and across Texas. The storm isn’t completed over either. Rain and freezing temperatures will continue for the next 24 – 36 hours. Temperatures may not climb above freezing until Friday. When it does, areas that received up to 3 inches of accumulation will instantly turn to a frigid swamp. ONCOR crews have been working...

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Thousands Without Power in Hopkins County
Jan31

Thousands Without Power in Hopkins County

Weather woes continue as thousands are without power in Hopkins County area. Although electricity crews continue to work on downed power lines, they still need customers to report outages. Oncor customers: To report an outage text OUT to 66267, use the MyOncor app, or select “Report an Outage” located above the map. You may also call 888-313-4747 to report your outage. You can also click on this link:...

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