NETBIO Sale Coming July 18
The Northeast Texas Beef Improvement Organization is gearing up to hold its mid-summer pre-conditioned stocker and feeder calf sale on July 18 at the Sulphur Springs Livestock Commission. The sale will begin at 1 p.m. The consignment book has already been closed on this July NETBIO sale, but there are more sales ahead to accommodate producers wanting to market their cattle. Consignment books are open for sales to be held on Sept. 19,...
Dinner Bell Menu For June 13th, 2018
DINNER BELL MENU June 13, 2018 Community Partner Carol and Don Worsham and Family Menu: Parmesan Chicken Breasts Long Grain and Wild Rice Pilaf Oven Roasted Butternut Squash, Sweet Potatoes and Carrots Garden Salad Yeast Rolls Peach Cobbler Crisp Cottage Cheese and Gelatin (the no added sugar dessert) Served Wednesdays at 11:45 AM at the First United Methodist Church in Sulphur Springs,...
Taylor Signs Letter of Intent to Become Student/Athlete at Wayland University
Approached by the track coach after her performance at the Texas 5-A State Track meet and lured by the drier climate of the High Plains/Panhandle region of Texas, Imani Taylor will attend Wayland Baptist University, Plainview, Texas. Monday morning at the SSHS Practice Facility, Taylor, Lady Cat Track State competitor, signed a letter of intent to attend Wayland Baptist University as a student athlete. Taylor will compete in long...
Mary Ivey Crowned Senior Queen : Ms. Hopkins County Senior Pageant Celebrates Beauty, Talent
Meet the new Ms. Hopkins County Senior Classic, Mary Ivey, crowned during the 9th annual Pageant on Saturday June 9, 2018 at the Hopkins County Civic Center. Mary is 70 years old, is a wife, mother of 2 and grandmother of 2. Her hobbies include zip lining and white water rafting with her husband Loyd, fishing, gardening and taking care of her dogs. Her talent presentation was a Daisy Mae skit. Mary is a member of Lake Highlands...
CHESS Book Fair Friday
CHESS is hosting a book fair this Friday, 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at Central Baptist Church This book fair is composed of homeschool families setting up tables and selling their used homeschool materials. These materials range from entire used curriculum sets to single books used in homeschooling. The monies go to each individual family. Homeschool book fairs such as these benefit everyone involved. Sellers make a little extra cash...
Attempt to Evade Arrest and Tamper with Evidence Lands Local Man in Jail
Tyler Anthony Douglas, 38, of Sulphur Springs, was observed in a 2008 Dodge by a Hopkins County Deputy, who initiated a traffic stop. Douglas did not stop but instead fled the deputy. During the pursuit, Douglas threw items out the car window. One deputy stopped to locate the items which had been tossed and the second deputy continued the pursuit until Douglas stopped in an apartment complex parking lot on the east side of Sulphur...
Hunt County Man Arrested on Felony Assault Warrant
Following a traffic stop by a DPS Trooper, Dillion Wayne Carter, 23, of Commerce, was arrested for a Felony Warrant for 2 Assault Family/House/Impede Breath/Circulation. The warrant is a Hunt County warrant. The traffic stop for Operate Motor Vehicle without Registration Insignia at the 117 mile marker on I-30 service road took place as Carter was eastbound in a 1996 green Honda. The arrest occurred after a routine check of his...
Winnsboro Police Report June 4-10, 2018
Winnsboro Police made two arrests, responded to a two vehicle accident, answered 134 calls for service, issued 42 citations and wrote 27 warnings during the report period, June 4-10, 2018. Carl Rushing, 55, of Winnsboro was arrested June 8, 2018 for Driving While Intoxicated 3rd or more. Joseph Bearden, 25, of Winnsboro, was arrested June 10th on a Franklin County Warrant. A two vehicle accident June 4th at Main and Elm Streets...
