Rain or Shine the Fall Festival Parade Will Go On!
Oct19

Rain or Shine the Fall Festival Parade Will Go On!

Unless there is lightning in the area, the Fall Festival Parade will start at 10:00 AM Saturday, October 20th.  Buford Park is the line up area.  Parade will proceed down Connally St to Celebration Plaza, the turn south on Gilmer, and end at Lee St and South Broadway. Rain has not cancelled Fall Festival Parades in the past.   Come out and make a memory. #fallfestivalSS

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PJC-Sulphur Springs Certified Clinical Medical Assistant Program
Oct19

PJC-Sulphur Springs Certified Clinical Medical Assistant Program

Students in the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) class at the PJC-Sulphur Springs Center watch as Instructor Joyce Vargas teaches them the procedure for drawing blood from a patient. Assisting with the demonstration is student Perla Munoz of Sulphur Springs.

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TxDOT Trained Specialists Available for Senior Citizens’ Auto Check
Oct19

TxDOT Trained Specialists Available for Senior Citizens’ Auto Check

PARIS – Senior drivers in Northeast Texas can have a trained TxDOT specialist check their automobiles for comfort, safety and mobility to help improve their daily driving experiences. Seniors in Lamar and surrounding counties can get their cars checked from 2 to 4 p.m. Oct. 24 at 1128 Clarksville Street, Suite 300, in Paris, said Monica Yates, TxDOT traffic safety specialist and certified CarFit technician. These checks are part of...

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Buyer Beware: Land Liquidators Are Back
Oct19

Buyer Beware: Land Liquidators Are Back

Buyers looking for a good deal on land flocked to northern Hopkins County back in late August, but some left disappointed.  Although, it is apparent that many tracts of land were purchased, some buyers were unaware that access to a local water supply was not available.  Also, some buyers now believe that they will not be able to get conventional financing due to the land purchased at a much higher per acre cost than...

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Video Presentation: Crosswalk Active On Main Street at Coleman Park
Oct19

Video Presentation: Crosswalk Active On Main Street at Coleman Park

Crosstown Trail crosswalk on Main Street in Sulphur Springs at Coleman Park near Reservoir Street is now active. People using the trail are advised to be cautious until drivers become accustomed to the crosswalk. Drivers are reminded to stop for pedestrians in the crosswalk. Sulphur Springs Police will be monitoring the area. KSST News spoke with Police Chief Jay Sanders Friday...

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5th Grade Group Visits KSST
Oct19

5th Grade Group Visits KSST

An exuberant group of SSISD Gifted and Talented 5th Graders visited the KSST Studios on Friday October 19th, 2018. They enjoyed a tour of the Suddenlink Channel 18 and KSST/KRVA portions of the building. Students marveled at the Station’s vintage VHS collection. A few brave souls recorded spots for the Afternoon Drive Show. An invitation was extended to publish their UIL projects on KSSTRadio.com 5th visit 4 5th visit 1 5th...

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Fall Blessings By Johanna Hicks
Oct19

Fall Blessings By Johanna Hicks

               While visiting downtown Sulphur Springs recently, I noticed all the beautiful fall decorations in store windows.  With the cooler temperatures upon us, fall in definitely in the air! Stepping inside one of my favorite shops, I admired the beautifully embroidered aprons, bags, and hand towels, donning gold, orange, green, tan and brown...

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Man Arrested for Tamper/Fabricate Evidence
Oct19

Man Arrested for Tamper/Fabricate Evidence

The odor of marijuana from inside the 2003 Trailblazer stopped by a Hopkins County deputy on CR 4784 led to Vincent Sheldon Jones, 30, of Commerce admitting to having a small amount of a green leafy substance on his person. That would have been a misdemeanor. However, at the jail, medical questions prior to his book-in Jones removed vape from his body and tried to dispose it in the book-in area. The vapor showed to contain a substance...

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Carriage House Manor Bake Sale Today for United Way
Oct19

Carriage House Manor Bake Sale Today for United Way

On Friday October 19, 2018 starting at 10:30 am, Carriage House Manor is holding a Bake Sale to raise money for United Way. The community’s best cooks and bakers have donated freshly prepared cakes, pies and cookies for the fundraising sale.

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Meet Nurse Practitioner Leigh Ann Klein, Women’s Health with CHRISTUS Mother Frances Winnsboro
Oct19

Meet Nurse Practitioner Leigh Ann Klein, Women’s Health with CHRISTUS Mother Frances Winnsboro

 Nurse Practitioner Leigh Ann Klein spoke about Women’s Health on the KSST Good Morning Show with Enola Gay. “Because October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it’s beneficial to remind women that their genetics and family history play a large role in determining risk for developing breast cancer. So, during holidays and family times, it is a good time  for women to pass along this valuable...

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