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PJC-Sulphur Springs Offers Spanish Language Classes
Sep08

PJC-Sulphur Springs Offers Spanish Language Classes

LANGUAGE PROSPECTJerry Pritchett of Sulphur Bluff visited the PJC-Sulphur Springs Center campus recently in search for help to learn Spanish. He found assistance and information on available classes from Spanish Instructor Mayra Cummings.

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Work Begins to Install 4-Way Stop at Highway 19N/FM71 Intersection in Birthright
Sep08

Work Begins to Install 4-Way Stop at Highway 19N/FM71 Intersection in Birthright

Traffic along State Highway 19 N at FM71 will soon be slowed to a stop. The intersection will be converted to a 4-way stop. Beginning this next week, drivers in the area should watch for traffic delays as crews begin installing sign bases for the upcoming 4-way stop conversion. This is one of four projects in Hopkins/Franklin County served by TxDOT during the week beginning September 10, 2018.   Here’s a look at work planned in...

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Lady Cats Lose at Wylie East
Sep08

Lady Cats Lose at Wylie East

More frustration for the Lady Cats’ volleyball team from Wylie East Friday. The Lady Raiders defeated the Lady Cats, 3-0 at Wylie East. The score was 21-25, 19-25 and 17-25. Lady Cats Coach Justin Maness called it a good overall match. He said it was well fought until the middle of the third set. This was a rematch of a bi-district contest last Halloween in Royse City that Wylie East also won in straight sets. In stats from...

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Wildcat Football Game Cancelled Due to Lightning
Sep07

Wildcat Football Game Cancelled Due to Lightning

After several lightning strikes continued to delay the start of the Wildcat versus Lucas Lovejoy football game at Prim stadium Friday night, Sulphur Springs Administrators determined to cancel the game. Tickets purchased for the Wildcat vs. Lovejoy game set for Friday night, September 7,may use their tickets for the Friday, September 14th game featuring the Wildcats vs. Terrell.   According to Wildcat Head Coach Greg Owens, “Due...

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Channel 18 News, Friday, September 7, 2018: Meet the SSHS Homecoming Court
Sep07
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Wildcats Football Hosts Lovejoy Friday For Home Opener at The Prim
Sep07

Wildcats Football Hosts Lovejoy Friday For Home Opener at The Prim

For Wildcats’ football, it’s week #2 and the Wildcats have their season opener at Gerald Prim Stadium Friday night (September 7). Lucas Lovejoy is coming to town. This is a rematch of a bi-district game played here back on November 17. The Leopards won that one, 45-29. Both teams come in tonight at 1-0. The Wildcats defeated Frisco Wakeland, 37-35 last Friday at Frisco Memorial Stadium. Lovejoy topped Frisco Heritage,...

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Pancake Breakfast Hosted By EMS on Saturday September 8 at Civic Center Will Benefit Health Occupations Students at SSHS
Sep07
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Meet Central Baptist Church’ New Pastor Chris Stevens and Plan to Attend Revival October 21-24
Sep07

Meet Central Baptist Church’ New Pastor Chris Stevens and Plan to Attend Revival October 21-24

September 7, 2018 – Chris Stevens likes small towns. During his lifetime he has lived in many of them in 49 different states, and pastored churches in Alabama, Kansas and Texas. He has a broad base of interests and experience, having worked part-time in radio and in sports officiating, even in farming and breaking horses, all to supplement his income at times as a pastor. Pastor Stevens feels his calling to become a pastor came...

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Tira News Sept. 7th, 2018
Sep07

Tira News Sept. 7th, 2018

By Jan Vaughn Nicolaas Esterhuyse spent the long weekend with his grandparents Robert and Yvonne Weir, while his parents were visiting Fredericksburg, Texas. Yvonne says he kept them busy. On Sunday they visited Dustin in Rowlett and took Nico home to his mom and dad, Destri and Eben. Billy Moss reported that on August 29 th he had been shopping at Dollar General in Birthright and had put his receipt in his pocket. Later he noticed...

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To do list for September in the Garden By Mario Villarino
Sep07

To do list for September in the Garden By Mario Villarino

Here the list of activities for the garden for late summer, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Specialists: Sustaining adequate moisture in the garden and landscape is the #1 priority for late summer and fall, Water trees and shrubs by giving them at least one inch of water per week, delivered slowly, around the plants as far out as the “dripline” extends. Rejuvenate heat-stressed geraniums and begonias for the...

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