Wildcat, Lady Cat Cross Country In District Meet Tuesday
Oct09

Wildcat, Lady Cat Cross Country In District Meet Tuesday

Wildcats and Lady Cats Cross Country Coach Ross Hicks says all of his runners are healthy and are ready for Tuesday’s (October 10) District Meet at Mt. Pleasant. Injuries and illness have plagued the teams over the past several weeks. Coach Hicks is thinking of his seniors with the District Meet approaching. Seniors Peyton Vickery, a consistent four year varsity runner, and Ed Ramirez, two years on the varsity, are among...

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Local Law Enforcement Man Hunt Seeks Two Who Fled Accident in Cumby; Area Residents Asked to Be Cautious
Oct09

Local Law Enforcement Man Hunt Seeks Two Who Fled Accident in Cumby; Area Residents Asked to Be Cautious

Pair captured at 10 p.m. see updated story here: http://www.ksstradio.com/2017/10/09/two-who-fled-local-law-enforcement/ According to Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office, residents in the Cumby and Miller Grove area are being warned to be on the watch for two African-American males fleeing local law enforcement following a wreck that occurred at 4:47 p.m. Monday at the 112-mile marker on I-30 near Cumby. Local police were going door...

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Coachs’ Show: Wildcat Football Prepares for Texas High; Reflects on Loss to Marshall
Oct09

Coachs’ Show: Wildcat Football Prepares for Texas High; Reflects on Loss to Marshall

Wildcats Football Coach Greg Owens said the difference in the Marshall game Friday was sophomore quarterback J.J. Green. Coach Owens was on KSST and Channel 18’s Saturday Morning Coach’s Show. Coach Owens said Green used his escapability and added he was a smooth runner. The Wildcats host Texas High Friday night at Prim Stadium. The Tigers are 0-1. They had a bye Friday after losing to Marshall, 35-33 at home the week...

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Lady Cats Focus Insured Win; Face Greenville Tuesday in Game Broadcast on KSST
Oct09

Lady Cats Focus Insured Win; Face Greenville Tuesday in Game Broadcast on KSST

Lady Cats Volleyball Coach Justin Maness says the Lady Cats did not come out with the focus they needed to come out with against Marshall Friday. Still the Lady Cats managed to hang on and win the first two close sets, 25-22 and 25-20. Coach Maness says Marshall came out ready to play. He says they had energy and were motivated to knock off the Lady Cats. Coach Maness says he told his team it is important to be focused and to be ready...

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Video Presentation: Heritage Park Indian Summer Days October 7, 2018
Oct09
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DWI Arrests Over Weekend
Oct09

DWI Arrests Over Weekend

Two Sulphur Springs men were arrested for second offense Driving While Intoxicated incidents in separate cases over the weekend. One man was taken into custody after being involved in a two vehicle crash at Broadway and McCann in Sulphur Springs just after 1 a.m. Sunday. He reportedly exhibited signs of intoxication. Later during a blood draw, two sheriff’s deputies were needed to hold him down. 38-year old Jonathan Frank Bishop...

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Channel 18 News Monday, October 9th, 2017
Oct09
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You’re Invited: Sulphur Springs Youth Orchestra Fundraiser Concert
Oct09
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Fall Gardening By Mario Villarino
Oct09

Fall Gardening By Mario Villarino

As temperatures start to cool off, our gardening spirit rejuvenates and the idea of going outside starts to become appealing for many. So you want to grow garden fresh vegetables this fall? Where do you start? Simply looking at seed packets in catalogs or local nurseries will not get the job done. One must garden smartly if economical production and utilization are expected. According to Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Services once...

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Workforce Training at PJC SS
Oct09

Workforce Training at PJC SS

WORKFORCE TRAINING Justin Davis, right, works on a gas tungsten arc-welding project under the watchful eye of instructor John Plemons. Davis is in the advanced welding class at the PJC-Sulphur Springs Center, where both daytime and evening welding classes are being taught this fall. For more information and enrollment opportunities, call 903-885-1232.

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