Suspect Arrested in Recent Shooting
Sep30

Suspect Arrested in Recent Shooting

A 17-year old Sulphur Springs man, named in a warrant for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in connection with a shooting in Sulphur Springs Wednesday night, turned himself in at the Hopkins County Jail early Saturday morning. Dakota Hunter Parker arrived at the jail at 3:20 a.m. Saturday. Bond for Parker was set at $200,000. Bond for a parole violation charge was denied. A man was shot Wednesday night at a residence in the 100...

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Out of State Pair Charged with Money Laundering
Sep30

Out of State Pair Charged with Money Laundering

A man and a woman from Tennessee were arrested for money laundering early Saturday morning along westbound I-30. Officer Buddy Williams with the Sulphur Springs Police Department stopped the vehicle the couple were in for a traffic violation at the 136 mile marker of I-30 shortly after midnight Saturday. The couple were in possession of what was said to be a large sum of U.S currency. Their vehicle was impounded. 48-year old Irwin...

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Friday Night Highlights: 9-30-17
Sep30

Friday Night Highlights: 9-30-17

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Lions Help With Hurricane Harvey Relief Efforts
Sep30

Lions Help With Hurricane Harvey Relief Efforts

Article from KETR.org Lions Hurricane Relief7 Lions Hurricane Relief8 Lions Hurricane Relief9 Lions Hurricane Relief10 Lions Hurricane Relief11 Lions Hurricane Relief12 Lions Hurricane Relief13 Lions Hurricane Relief3 Lions Hurricane Relief4 Lions Hurricane Relief5 Lions Hurricane Relief6 TEXAS-Hurricane Harvey was as storm scientists predicted. In August, federal meteorologists emphasized their prediction of an increasingly dangerous...

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CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Sulphur Springs Unveils New Portal
Sep29

CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Sulphur Springs Unveils New Portal

Beginning October 1, CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Sulphur Springs will be offering the Epic Electronic Health Record for the purpose of improving communication and access to information for both patients and health providers. Epic offers patients a MyChart Account. To sign up for MyChart as a new patient, visit CHRISTUSTMF.org. and schedule an appointment online to begin the MyChart account. Existing patients should contact their...

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Hopkins County Enviromental News
Sep29

Hopkins County Enviromental News

Hopkins County Fire Chief Andy Endsley told KSST News Thursday that the County Environmental Department would be relocated to the County Fire Station as of Monday morning. Chief Endsley said county officials made the move for better efficiency and to save taxpayer dollars. He said rather than hire a second person to assist County Environmental Officer Jim Dial with septic and aerobic tank inspections and cases of illegal dumping, two...

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Channel 18 News Friday, September 29th, 2017
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Ag Workers Hay Show scheduled for October 5, 2017 By Mario Villarino
Sep29

Ag Workers Hay Show scheduled for October 5, 2017 By Mario Villarino

According to Dr, Corriher, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Specialist for forages in Overton Texas,  the principle limiting nutrients for ruminants (cattle, goats, sheep, etc.) are either energy (total digestible nutrients, TDN) or protein (crude protein, CP). For cattle grazing dormant pastures or consuming poor quality hay, protein is usually the most limiting nutrient. When you have to buy supplemental feed, protein is often the...

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Coming UP: 4-H Week Kick-off
Sep29

Coming UP: 4-H Week Kick-off

Hopkins County 4-H will celebrate the kick-off of National 4-H Week, Monday, October 2, 4:30 p.m. on the Courthouse steps.  The 4-H Proclamation will be read by Hopkins County Judge, Robert Newsom, and refreshments will be served.  A display exhibiting pictures of 4-H activities from the past year, as well as registration information will also be available.  The public is invited and encouraged to attend and meet some of our 4-H...

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Generous Donation Recieved for Walk To Remember
Sep29

Generous Donation Recieved for Walk To Remember

The Employees of Saputo made a generous donation to A Walk To Remember. For more information on A Walk to Remember Click here. 

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