Vandalism at Hopkins County Veteran’s Memorial
According to members of the Hopkins County Marine League, a report was filed Wednesday regarding vandalism at the Hopkins County Veteran’s Memorial at Celebration Plaza. Several lights were broken during the night Tuesday. If you have any information regarding the vandalism, please contact the Sulphur Springs Police Department at 903-885-7602.
Dinner Bell to Celebrate Founders Next Week
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Lady Cats Softball Camps Underway at Multipurpose Building
Lady Cats Softball Coach David Carrillo and his staff were greeted Tuesday afternoon in the Multipurpose Building by eighteen eager girls who will be entering the first through the fifth grades for day one of a three-day softball camp. Coach Carrillo said the girls were enthusiastic and showed up ready to learn. He said the Multipurpose Building was a great place for camp. Coach Carrillo said he could tell some of the girls had played...
Hopkins County United Way Board Introduces New Board Members
By Savannah Owens At their meeting Tuesday, June 7th at 11:00 am, Hopkins County United Way Board introduced new Board members and the 2017-2018 Campaign Chair. Brandon Williams opened the meeting with a prayer, over the community, and the organization, before he proceeded to announce the new board members: Tom McKee, Beverly Owens, and new campaign chairman: Adam Teer. Adam Teer announced the meeting dates for September and October....
Search for Wanted Person Leads to Arrest
As Hopkins County Deputies searched for a wanted person, they found Janet Hanson St Clair, 54, and her boyfriend at the Fisher Street residence. Invited into the house to search for the wanted person, the deputies spied a heart shaped box with a clear lid that revealed the contents of the box. Inside the box were various drug paraphernalia and a small container with black tar like resin believed to be marijuana. The house is within...
Pat Down Reveals Smoking Pipe and Meth
When the DPS Trooper made a traffic stop at the 130-mile marker on I-30, the passenger of the vehicle seemed nervous. The Trooper asked Stephen J. Brown, 26, to step out of the auto. During a pat-down for weapons, Brown turned away as the trooper checked his waistband. Asked why, Brown responded that he had a glass smoking pipe. The trooper found the pipe to have a white crystal substance and Brown stated that it was methamphetamine....
Yantis Senior Adult Had Meth in Wallet
Special Crimes Unit made a traffic stopped in the 100 block of Texas Street Tuesday. Fredrick Eugene Fowler, 63, of Yantis said he did not have a Driver’s License but he did admit to having marijuana in his left front pants pocket. He removed it and gave it to the officers. However, that was not all he had in his possession. Arrested and booked into Hopkins County Jail, Fowler’s wallet contained a small piece of aluminum foil found by...
Sellers Elected Mayor, Froneberger Receives Oath, Board and Commission Appointments; City Council Activity Tuesday
John Sellers was elected Mayor shortly after being sworn in for a Place 7 new term during Tuesday’s Sulphur Springs City Council meeting. Oscar Aguilar was elected Mayor Pro-Tem Sellers and Dan Froneberger, newly elected to Place 6, received the oath of office, approval of ordinances and resolutions and board and commission appointments were made during the session. City Council canvased votes from the June 3rd run-off election for...
