Traveling with Children for the Holidays? By Johanna Hicks
Dec22

Traveling with Children for the Holidays? By Johanna Hicks

Traveling with Children for the Holidays?                 Christmas is  here, and New Year’s Day is not far behind, which means that many families will be traveling by car and airplane to visit with friends and relatives. This is an appropriate time to stop and think about having your child in the proper car seat before planning your trip.  Although parents always want to protect their children, studies show that nationally, 3 out of...

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“Ladies Night Out” Fun and Festive First Occasion for Downtown Business Alliance
Dec21

“Ladies Night Out” Fun and Festive First Occasion for Downtown Business Alliance

  It was the first ever “Ladies Night Out” merchant event! Shoppers and diners took advantage of late hours at over three dozen shops, eateries, stores, boutiques, wineries and coffeeshops in the shopping district of Sulphur Springs. Business was brisk until 8pm when the participating merchants closed their doors and converged at a central meeting place, The Venue at 219 on Main Street. That’s where door prizes...

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Wildcat Defensive Lineman Dugan Named to AP All-State Football Team
Dec21

Wildcat Defensive Lineman Dugan Named to AP All-State Football Team

Wildcats senior defensive lineman D’Idrec Dugan has been named to the Associated Press Sports Editors All-State Football Team as an Honorable Mention selection. Wildcats Football Coach Greg Owens said it was a great honor adding any time one is recognized by those guys it is a big deal. Coach Owens said he was proud of Dugan and what he has done for the Wildcats. Coach Owens called Dugan a tremendous player, a great leader with...

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Special Christmas Delivery Made to KSST
Dec21

Special Christmas Delivery Made to KSST

On Thursday Dec. 21st Central Baptist Church’s youth group stopped by KSST to deliver extra special Christmas cheer! They passed out candy canes with cute little poems along with cookies to the entire KSST staff. They explained it was a “random act of kindness” and wished everyone a Merry Christmas!

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Winter Fun at SSISD Campuses
Dec21

Winter Fun at SSISD Campuses

The Early Childhood Learning Center and SS Middle School celebrated the last day of school before holiday break on Thursday, December 21st. The Middle School held their Wildcat Pride Assembly at 9:30 am. The cheer team was decked out in festive sweaters and the band and orchestra played classic Christmas tunes. The students were excited as they filled in to watch the festivities. Wildcat Pride winners were recognized and top readers...

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Simply Sulphur Springs, The App for Local Information Is Available For Download
Dec21

Simply Sulphur Springs, The App for Local Information Is Available For Download

Our local resident app and tourist app, Simply Sulphur Springs, is ready to download for both iPhone (iOS) and Android devices. KSST has partnered with our local city, county, school, and businesses to offer access to local services such as paying your city water bill, report pot holes, county road and bridge issues, or report a found dog. The app will also include a listing of all upcoming events in and around Hopkins County. Simply...

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Greenville YMCA Closing; Affects After School Program Sulphur Springs
Dec21

Greenville YMCA Closing; Affects After School Program Sulphur Springs

According to a social media post by The Greenville YMCA, the YMCA of Greenville and Hunt County announced that it will cease all operations, including its facility on Stanford Street in Greenville, on Dec. 30, 2017. The YMCA intends to dissolve as an organization. The YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas will assume the operation of the after-school program in Greenville and Sulphur Springs starting Jan. 3, 2018. Both Y’s are working together...

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Wood County Sheriff’s Report December 13-19, 2017

December 13th Deputies were dispatched to FM 515 near Winnsboro, at approximately 9:52 a.m., in reference to an unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. The vehicle was retrieved and the incident was cleared. Deputies spoke with the reporting party, at approximately 1:20 p.m., in reference to harassment that occurred on CR 2745 near Mineola. Advice was given and the incident was cleared. Deputies spoke with the reporting party, at...

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Hawkins Guilty; Sentenced to Five Years for Retaliation
Dec21

Hawkins Guilty; Sentenced to Five Years for Retaliation

Robert Alan Hawkins, 52, was found guilty of Retaliation by a Hopkins County Jury and sentenced to 5 years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Tuesday by visiting Judge Richard Beacom from Hunt County, who presided over the case. Hawkins was charged with sending threatening communications to District Judge Eddie Northcutt on Facebook in January 2017. The State of Texas was represented by Clay Harrison and the defendant...

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Chamber Connection December 21, 2017
Dec21

Chamber Connection December 21, 2017

Attention All Chamber Members…. Membership Directories are being prepared NOW!!! Chamber Members, we are going to print with the 2018 Membership Directory.  We are going to have it ready for distribution the first part of January, so we need you to do a few things… Please go to HopkinsChamber.org and click in the directory search. Please check to make sure that we have the correct information for your business.  We have been trying to...

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