Choral Society Presents The Bright Lights of Broadway, May 7-8
Carol Allen, Minzie Chase, Peg Simmons and Ken Hanushek invite everyone to a night of great music, food and fun with the N E Texas Choral Society singers.
Cumby Defeats North Hopkins In Bottom of Ninth
There was a real thriller Thursday between two Hopkins County baseball teams. The Cumby Trojans came from behind to defeat North Hopkins at home, 6-5 in nine innings. North Hopkins scored first taking a 3-0 lead in the top of the second inning. Cumby tied it up with a run in the third and two more in the fourth. North Hopkins went back ahead with two runs in the top of the fifth inning. Cumby tied it up with two runs in the bottom of...
Lady Cats Softball Rally Falls Short Thursday Night
The Lady Cats’ softball team fell way behind, then rallied but they could not overcome the big early deficit losing 11-8 to Mt. Pleasant Thursday evening. The game was scheduled to be at home for the Lady Cats but was moved to Mt. Pleasant because of wet conditions at Lady Cat Park. At one point Thursday evening, the Lady Cats trailed 9-1. Lady Cats Softball Coach David Carrillo said it was rough having to make a return trip to...
Lady Cats Qualify Four for Area Meet
Lady Cats long jumper and triple jumper Imani Taylor qualified for an area meet next week in both events at the district meet Wednesday and Thursday in Pine Tree. Taylor won the long jump competition and she finished second in triple jump. She leaped her way into first place at one point before a Mt. Pleasant jumper won the event on her final jump. Taylor was the defending district champ in triple jump. Hurdler Abbi Baier also...
Wildcats Track Seventh; Gatewood and 4X100-meter Relay Advance to Area
Wildcats’ distance runner Jacob Gatewood qualified for an area meet next week by finishing second in both the 1600-meter run and the 3200-meter run at the district meet in Pine Tree on Wednesday and Thursday. Gatewood will be joined by the Wildcats new 4 X 100-meter relay team that finished fourth. The team is made up of Lawrence Worth, Bubba Hall, Ryan Humphries and Jaylon Hawkins. Several Wildcats’ athletes qualified as...
Miller Grove News April 15, 2016
by Brandon Darrow Not quite as much news to report this week as the last few weeks – they were chock-full of happenings in the Grove. I do know the rains we have had lately have been beneficial to gardens in the area. Looks like we are in for another round of rain next week but hopefully not the hail we received with the last storm. Everyone is invited to the Ground Breaking Ceremony for Miller Grove’s new Elementary addition. The...
Rabies…
by Jim Rogers Rabies… The word brings fear as the effect of the disease strikes warm-blooded animals, such as dogs, cats, bats, and bovine, as well as humans. Rabies is a viral disease that causes inflammation of the brain that is revealed in symptoms such as fever and tingling at the site of the exposure. That’s not so bad. However, the symptoms are followed by violent actions, uncontrolled excitement, fear of water, inability to...
Fouse Receives Five Years for Possession of a Controlled Substance
April 15, 2016 – Steve Sterling Fouse, 46, pled guilty to delivery of a controlled substance Thursday in Eighth Judicial Criminal Court. He received five (5) years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Fouse was arrested during a traffic stop on State Highway 19 North at 1:18 pm Tuesday, February 9th, after officers discovered a glass pipe commonly used to smoke methamphetime as well as a small, plastic bag containing...
Food Allergy or Food Intolerance?
Food Allergies – Do You Have Them? Does your tongue itch when you eat shrimp or nuts? Does your stomach ache when you eat dairy products? You may have food allergies…but, you might not. People often confuse food allergy with food intolerance. People often confuse food allergy with food intolerance. Food allergy affects the immune system and can range in reaction from mild to life-threatening – even if a tiny amount of the...
