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You’ll Need This Number…903-885-0700…for the Annual KSST Radio/TV Auction for NE TX Symphony League
Nov15

You’ll Need This Number…903-885-0700…for the Annual KSST Radio/TV Auction for NE TX Symphony League

Beautiful quilts, designer decor for your home, exciting trips and dinners for two at local restaurants are among the almost 100 desirable items you can bid on starting at 5pm on Saturday November 18, 2017. There’s also original paintings, concert tickets at American Airlines Center, woodshop creations, pizza for a year, tennis lessons, a rustic pine display cabinet, floral and boutique items and more. The unique Radio/TV...

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GoFundMe Campaign Benefits Lil’ 4’s
Nov15

GoFundMe Campaign Benefits Lil’ 4’s

A GoFundMe Campaign, created by local author Collen Hoover, is nearing it’s second goal of over $35,000. To donate: https://www.gofundme.com/for-the-children-of-sulphur-springs The campaign story, written by Ms. Hoover follows: Thirty years ago, she was living under a bridge with her one-year-old daughter. She would line her daughter’s diapers with leaves to make them last longer. Now, she is committing her entire life to making...

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SSISD Board Hears Reports, Approves Contracts, Approves Personnel Changes During November Meeting
Nov14

SSISD Board Hears Reports, Approves Contracts, Approves Personnel Changes During November Meeting

Sulphur Springs School Board approved the purchase of replacement air conditioning/heating units for four classrooms at the high school and took a tour of Salem, Massachusetts during colonial times during their Tuesday evening November board meeting. The board also learned that almost all of the local policies in the district complied with the 800-plus pages of legislative chances for public education. Lamar Primary School students,...

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Wildcats Face Lucas Lovejoy in Bi-district Playoff Game Following Win in Hallsville
Nov11

Wildcats Face Lucas Lovejoy in Bi-district Playoff Game Following Win in Hallsville

The Wildcats will face Lucas Lovejoy in a bi-district playoff game Friday night at 7:30 p.m. at Gerald Prim Stadium. The Wildcats’ football team took a 19-7 road district win at Hallsville Friday night to earn a playoff spot. The Wildcats’ defense bottled up Hallsville coming within five minutes of a shutout. Meanwhile the Wildcats’ offense chipped in two first half field goals and two second half touchdowns. The...

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Hopkins County Grand Jury: 63 Indictments
Nov10

Hopkins County Grand Jury: 63 Indictments

November 10, 2017 – Sixty-three indictments were the result of a meeting of the Hopkins County Grand Jury Thursday. Not all of the indictments are named below awaiting arrests. However, those who have been arrested and indicted include: Casey Gween Miles, 22,  was indicted on seven counts of Sexual Assault Child. Miles was arrested in September of this year for Sexual Assault of a Child, a Felony 2. Advised of his rights when he...

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Video of “Big Reveal”; Local Group Remodels Home of ZIna Young
Nov09

Video of “Big Reveal”; Local Group Remodels Home of ZIna Young

Several months ago a team of friends who have loved ZIna Young for a long time began a total remodel of Ms. Young’s home. Wednesday afternoon, the big reveal of the work accomplished greeted Ms. Young as she returned to her home for the first time since the work began according to Rachael Draper, who served as an organizer of the...

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Months Prior to Filing Date, Davidson, Johnson Announce Intent for Sulphur Springs City Council Place 1
Nov09

Months Prior to Filing Date, Davidson, Johnson Announce Intent for Sulphur Springs City Council Place 1

Shortly after the first of the year, filing will open for a May 5th municipal and school elections in the state of Texas. However, two have already announced through social media their intent to file for Sulphur Springs City Council Place 1. Incumbent Craig Johnson has announced his intent to seek re-election. Justin W. Davidson has announced his intent to challenge Johnson in a quest for the seat. Place 1, held by Johnson, Place 2,...

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Updated: Local Insurance Agent Arrested for Theft; Fake Auto Insurance Cards Issued; Manufactured Home Insurance
Nov08

Updated: Local Insurance Agent Arrested for Theft; Fake Auto Insurance Cards Issued; Manufactured Home Insurance

At 6:41 a.m. Wednesday, November 08, 2017, Kristi Lynn Hooten, 40, of Sulphur Springs, was arrested for theft of property. Her arrest followed a lengthy investigation by the Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office. Hooten, an insurance agent who operated Connect Insurance Agency, 101 Bill Bradford Road, was selling insurance, creating fake auto insurance cards but is not providing  the auto insurance coverage. She had been keeping the...

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Saturday is First Day to File For 2018 Election; Republicans Set Public Sign Up Event
Nov07

Saturday is First Day to File For 2018 Election; Republicans Set Public Sign Up Event

Thinking about running for a local political office as a Republican? The Republican Party of Hopkins County will hold a public sign up at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the District Court Room on Second floor of The Court House in Sulphur Springs, Texas. Local offices on the 2018 biennial election ballot will be District Clerk, County Judge, County Treasurer, County Clerk, both Justices of the Peace, County Court at Law Judge, County...

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TSAFF Urges Delay and Public Review of Fire Service Changes in Sulphur Springs
Nov06

TSAFF Urges Delay and Public Review of Fire Service Changes in Sulphur Springs

AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 6, 2017 –The Texas State Association of Fire Fighters (TSAFF) today urged the City of Sulphur Springs to publicly disclose its plans for the fire department and to allow public comment before finalizing them. In a letter sent to Sulphur Springs City Manager Marc Maxwell, TSAFF President John Riddle said, “Our Association and firefighters throughout Texas are deeply concerned about developments regarding the fire...

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