Tira News April 27th, 2018
Apr27

Tira News April 27th, 2018

By Jan Vaughn Regina Payton is spending a few days with her mother, Martha Payton. They are beginning to think about the 80th annual Tira Homecoming, which will be coming up on Sunday, July 1 st . Mark your calendars and watch for details closer to the event date. Dustin Weir visited his parents, Robert and Yvonne Weir last weekend. He arrived on Friday evening and worked most of the day Saturday on his boat and trailer, and then...

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Tips for the garden: Air layering By Mario Villarino
Apr27

Tips for the garden: Air layering By Mario Villarino

With a gardening season starting to get in full motion, practical techniques to work on the garden are very useful. A method to preserved on the Texas A&M AgriLife archives by Everett E. Janne (deceased) know as air layering describes a very interesting method to propagate hardwood plants that have overgrown its site.   Air layering is a useful method of producing roots on the stem of indoor landscape plants that have become...

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Bone up on the Health of Your Bones By Johanna Hicks
Apr27

Bone up on the Health of Your Bones By Johanna Hicks

Bone up on the Health of Your Bones                The month of May is nearly upon us, and all across the nation, Osteoporosis Prevention Month will be recognized.  Osteoporosis is often called the “silent disease,” because bone loss occurs without symptoms.  The first sign may be a fracture due to weakened bones.  A sudden strain or bump can break a bone.                Osteoporosis is a major health threat for estimated 44 million...

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Former Local Radio Personality Enters Guilty Plea
Apr26

Former Local Radio Personality Enters Guilty Plea

Craig Thomas “Moose” Morgan plead guilty to Misappropriate Fiduciary/Financial Property more than $2,500 but less than $30,000, a Felony 3, in Eighth Judicial District Court Thursday afternoon. Morgan, former radio personality in the local market and chief of a volunteer fire department in the county, received two (2) years State Jail, probated for five (5) years and must pay $12,000 in restitution. He will serve 180 days in the...

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Harness Sentenced in Cattle Theft
Apr26

Harness Sentenced in Cattle Theft

“The main goal is to punish these guys but also allow them to provide restitution to the victims,” according to a statement by the District Attorney’s office. The statement was made in reference to the difference in penalties received by Landon Dee Harness and Lane Wesley Keller following their guilty pleas to Theft of Cattle and Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle. Harness paid $5,000 in restitution Thursday, will spend every night...

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Channel 18 News, Thursday, April 26, 2018
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Game Day: Lady Cats Enter Bi-District at Lovejoy
Apr26

Game Day: Lady Cats Enter Bi-District at Lovejoy

The Lady Cats’ softball team opens their best two out of three bi-district series with Lovejoy on this Thursday (April 26) game day. Game one is at the Lovejoy softball field in Lucas beginning at 7 p.m.. This will be the third time in recent years that the Lady Cats and Lady Leopards have met in bi-district. The two teams also faced each other last year. The Lady Leopards won the series two games to none winning at Lovejoy and...

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Hopkins County Grand Jury Hands Up 56 Indictments
Apr26

Hopkins County Grand Jury Hands Up 56 Indictments

April 26, 2016 – Fifty-six (56) indictments were handed up by a Hopkins County Grand Jury on April 25, 2018. Those indictments in which arrests have previously been made include: Javaron Tyray Ross was indicted for Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child. Ross, 21, was arrested in February at his Jackson Street address on an Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child warrant. A Sulphur Springs Police officer made the arrest and...

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Wireless Communication Devices Not Allowed Within 100-FT of Voting Stations
Apr26

Wireless Communication Devices Not Allowed Within 100-FT of Voting Stations

Persons are not allowed to use a wireless communications device within 100-feet of the voting stations. Additionally, persons are not allowed to use a mechanical or electronic device to record sound or images within 100-feet of the voting stations. Said devices include but are not limited to cell phones, digital phones, cameras, phone cameras and sound recorders. A voting station is the area where the voter marks the ballot. The...

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Hearts of Life Animal Rescue Introduces Rufus
Apr26

Hearts of Life Animal Rescue Introduces Rufus

Meet Rufus!  Rufus just celebrated his 1st birthday!  He is still a typical puppy and everything that comes with it! He does need training to be the best dog he can be, but he currently enjoys playing with his brother Rowdy at all times. (We would love Rufus & Rowdy to be adopted together!)  His adoption fee is $100.00 which includes all previous vetting, neuter and rabies shot. Please contact Hearts of Life Animal Rescue by phone...

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