Lady Cat Softball Hammers Huge Win
Apr03

Lady Cat Softball Hammers Huge Win

Lady Cats Softball Team Hammers Out 18 Hits in Ten Run Win Over Texas High Lady Cats Softball 15, Texas High 5 The Lady Cats’ softball team pounded out 18 hits to defeat Texas by the ten run rule, 15-5 in a game that ended in the bottom of the sixth at Lady Cat Park Tuesday night (April 2). Meanwhile pitcher Bailey Haggerty survived one rocky inning to get the pitching win. The Lady Cats wasted no time jumping on the Lady Tigers...

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City Council Denies Request For Houston Street Zoning Change On First Reading
Apr02

City Council Denies Request For Houston Street Zoning Change On First Reading

An ordinance request to change 607 Houston Street from a single family to a two family housing zone was denied by Sulphur Springs City Council, as recommended by city’s Planning and Zoning Commission. However, three council members — Erica Armstrong, John Sellers and Jimmy Lucas voted in favor of the change, on first reading of the proposal. Community Development Director Tory Niewiadomski explained that the Planning and...

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Police Find, Arrest Man Who Was Wearing No Pants at Car Wash Tuesday morning
Apr02

Police Find, Arrest Man Who Was Wearing No Pants at Car Wash Tuesday morning

Andrew Angel Garcia Sulphur Springs Police Sgt. Josh Shufeldt and Officer Derrick Williams arrested a 25-year-old Sulphur Springs man found before dawn Tuesday without any pants on at a Gilmer Street business. Andrew Angel Garcia taken to jail for indecent exposure and possession of less than 1 gram of a Penalty Group 1 controlled substance.Police first responded to a complaint of a naked male at a Gilmer Street car wash. The officers...

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USPCA Trials, Certifications Being Held At Coleman Park
Apr01

USPCA Trials, Certifications Being Held At Coleman Park

Bo Carter with Texarkana Police Department tests his canine partner on obedience during the USPCA Trials and Certifications Monday at Coleman Park. Sulphur Springs is hosting the United States Police Canine Association Trials and Certifications for the second year in a row. The event allows canine handlers to certify annually with their partner so the dog can be used as a working police dog on the street. The certification is combined...

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Harden: SSISD Bus Involved In Minor Crash Monday, No One Hurt
Apr01

Harden: SSISD Bus Involved In Minor Crash Monday, No One Hurt

Traffic was routed off League Street onto Henderson Street following what school officials report was a minor crash involving a car and Sulphur Springs Independent School District bus. “A bus rear-ended a vehicle. It was a minor accident. No one was injured,” SSISD Assistant Superintendent Rusty Harden said.The crash was reported to emergency dispatchers at 7:13 a.m. Monday near Ingram Street, just south of the Main Street traffic...

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Sheriff’s Office Investigates Report Of Possible Bomb Found at Rural Residence
Mar30

Sheriff’s Office Investigates Report Of Possible Bomb Found at Rural Residence

A bomb squad from Garland was called in Friday to assist, after Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a possible bomb found in a rural residence. Deputies were dispatched shortly before 7 p.m. to the rural residence, where an individual alleged a friend reported finding what was thought to be a bomb in a closet. Instead of risking potential danger, Hopkins County Sheriff Lewis Tatum said, the a bomb squad out of...

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Donald Washington Sworn In Friday As Director of United States Marshals Service
Mar30

Donald Washington Sworn In Friday As Director of United States Marshals Service

Donald W. Washington (second from right) was sworn in Friday as director of the United States Marshals Service. On hand for the ceremony were Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office Lt. (retired) Harry Washington, Sheriff Lewis Tatum and Investigator Dennis Findley. Donald W. Washington, a Hopkins County native, has been affirmed and was officially sworn in as the new director of the United States Marshals Service during a ceremony...

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Sheriff: Be Wary of Unsolicited Offers To Inspect, Repair Hail Damage
Mar30

Sheriff: Be Wary of Unsolicited Offers To Inspect, Repair Hail Damage

Hopkins County Sheriff Lewis Tatum Hopkins County Sheriff Lewis Tatum urges local resident to be discerning regarding hail and wind repair professionals, as there have been reports of scammers impersonating repair or insurance professionals in the area. “There are a lot of good insurance people working in the area, but we’ve gotten some scam calls too,” Tatum said. Residents are cautioned to be leery of any unsolicited adjusters...

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Lady Cat Softball vs Mount Pleasant
Mar30

Lady Cat Softball vs Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant 3, Lady Cats Softball 1 The Mount Pleasant Lady Tigers won an early district showdown of unbeaten teams in Mount Pleasant Friday night (March 29), 3-1. Both teams got good pitching but the Lady Tigers had a little better hitting. Mount Pleasant out hit the Wildcats five to three. The Lady Cats also committed three errors as compared as zero for the Lady Tigers. Lady Cats pitcher Bailey Haggerty took the hard luck loss...

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3 SSMS Teams Competed At State; 1 Team Advancing to Global DI Finals in May
Mar30

3 SSMS Teams Competed At State; 1 Team Advancing to Global DI Finals in May

Sulphur Springs Middle School was well represented at the March 22-24 State Destination Imagination Competition in Corpus Christi,with three teams competing against teams from 17 other regions across Texas. The Scientific DI Team consisting of Aiden Riley, Aubrey Williams, Jonah Foster, James Goggans, Kami White, Carter Charlton and Brody Emmert; and coached by Bryan Cole and Gerson Salvatoreh, advance to state after earning first...

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