Tira News October 13th 2017
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Tira News October 13th 2017

By Jan Vaughn. The Tira Food Pantry is available to help families and individuals who may be in need of a few food items. The pantry stock is running low and residents are encouraged to donate non-perishable items. For more information, please contact Tami Joslin, 903-268-2496. Congratulations are in order for Melissa Wischerman, who graduated from basic training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Her mother, Candy Wishcerman says, “So...

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Transitioning to Fall By Johanna Hicks
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Transitioning to Fall By Johanna Hicks

Transitioning to Fall During the months of October and November, pumpkins seem to be a staple: pumpkin patches, jack-o’-lanterns, fall pumpkins decorations, and pumpkin pie.  Pumpkins are one of the most popular crops, with 1.5 billion being grown each year.  With all that pumpkin, what else can you do with it? You can make your own pumpkin puree!  You will need 2 pie pumpkins or 1 regular carving pumpkin.  The pie pumpkins are easier...

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Channel 18 News Thursday, October 12, 2017
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Texas High Visits Prim With New Head Coach
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Texas High Visits Prim With New Head Coach

The Wildcats take on the Texas High Tigers Friday night at Prim Stadium. The first year head football coach of Texas High is Gerry Stanford and he has some very big shoes to fill. He replaces long time Tigers head coach Barry Norton, who moved across town and across the border to Arkansas High. Stanford came to Texas High from Flower Mound Marcus where he was the head coach. Before that Stanford had a very good run as head coach of...

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Lady Cats  Play for District Volleyball First Place Tie Friday
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Lady Cats Play for District Volleyball First Place Tie Friday

Late Tuesday night, KSST Sports learned that the first place Lady Tigers of Texas High had lost a volleyball road contest at Hallsville. That upped the ante for this Friday’s Lady Cats’ volleyball team’s home contest against Texas High. With the T High loss and the Lady Cats win over Greenville at home Tuesday night, the Lady Cats find themselves just one game out of first place. A win Friday would put the Lady Cats...

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Cumby Trojans, Lady Trojans Qualify for Regional Meet
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Cumby Trojans, Lady Trojans Qualify for Regional Meet

The District 14-2A Cross Country meet was held Wednesday, October 11, 2017, at North Hopkins ISD.  The Trojans and Lady Trojans of Cumby had a successful day at the races. The Varsity Girls District Champion is freshman, Lexi Busby, running the 2-mile course in a personal best time of 12:55 qualifying for regionals as an individual.  Lexi’s closest competitor was a minute and twenty-one seconds behind her.  Fellow freshman teammate,...

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Hopkins County Military Coalition Seeks Additional Members
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Hopkins County Military Coalition Seeks Additional Members

The Hopkins County Military Coalition is an all Volunteer Unit formed in 1998 of Veterans from different branches of service whose primary purpose is to provide final Military Honors for any Honorably Discharged Veteran in and around Hopkins County.  According to Karon Weatherman, Senior Citizen Center Executive, the Hopkins County Military Coalition is in need of additional members to be able to fulfill the requests from...

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Video Presentation Fall Festival Cover Girl Dinner 2017
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Over 500 SSHS Students Awarded for Perfect Attendance During First Six Weeks
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Chamber Connection October 12, 2017
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Chamber Connection October 12, 2017

It’s almost here!  We have been working diligently at the Chamber of Commerce preparing for the 48th Annual Hopkins County Stew Contest.  Mark your calendar! Tickets are on sale at the Chamber of Commerce and at the local banks. We’ll see you in Buford Park on Saturday, October 28th.  Stew service begins at 10:45 a.m., and $5 will buy all-you-can-eat while it lasts. Just so you know, we are usually out of stew by 12:15 p.m., so come...

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