Woman and Veteran Owned Helicopter Tours Near Hopkins County
Mar06

Woman and Veteran Owned Helicopter Tours Near Hopkins County

March 6, 2023 – Pilots from Semper Fly Helicopter Tours, a woman and veteran owned business, stopped by the KSST Studios for an interview on Monday. Brandi Rector and Mike Sanford own and operate several flight related businesses that are based in Southern Oklahoma. They are both veterans of the armed forces. More details on their individual services in the armed forces are available on their website. Bob Kerr, Judge...

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Sulphur Springs Total Eclipse Meeting
Mar06

Sulphur Springs Total Eclipse Meeting

March 6, 2023- Butch Burney met on the Hopkins County Courthouse steps today to discuss the upcoming eclipse set in April of 2024. Burney talked about a couple from Seattle, Washington who visited the Chamber Of Commerce, the couple wanted to come down to ask about a place to stay during the week of the eclipse. Burney discussed that the possible amount of visiters from all over could double the total population of Hopkins County....

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Sulphur Springs Celebration Market And Family Movie Night Coming Up Soon
Mar06

Sulphur Springs Celebration Market And Family Movie Night Coming Up Soon

March 6, 2023- Coming up on May 20 Celebration Market will be open each Saturday through September 16 and Family Movie Night will begin from June 2 through August 11. The arts are encouraged throughout the Market, giving the talented community a cultivated, public environment to sell, network, perform and grow. Sponsorship provides free live music from amazing local musicians, as well as free admission movies for families, every...

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Don’t Forget To Spring Your Clocks Forward For Daylight Saving Time
Mar06

Don’t Forget To Spring Your Clocks Forward For Daylight Saving Time

Just a friendly reminder: don’t forget to adjust your clocks (if they don’t change automatically) when you head to bed Sunday. It’s time to spring forward 1 hour for Daylight Saving Time. Otherwise, you’ll likely arrive an hour late for church or any other appointments or activities you have scheduled Sunday. Those who are not at their best first thing in the morning might consider going to bed an hour or so earlier Saturday night to...

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Trading Post for March 6, 2023
Mar06

Trading Post for March 6, 2023

For Sale – A set of Leather Bound Louis L’Amour books. Over 60 books in great condition. 903.413.1673. $500 cash. For sale: Recliner chair made by Ethan Allen. Like new. Price: $250.00. Call 903 473 6408 to see. Located in Miller Grove area. Rear tine tiller for sale , also looking for old barn tin for sale. 9032465766 Person needs someone to come and clean out a roof dryer vent. They will pay for the service. 469 650...

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Consider an Indoor Garden in 2023
Mar06

Consider an Indoor Garden in 2023

By David Wall, Mount Pleasant Master Gardener What? Are you crazy? Who ever heard of trying to grow a cucumber, pepper, tomato plant, etc., inside a home. Well, until coming to Mt Pleasant, TX nearly 20 years ago, I sure hadn’t. As it turns out, there are several advantages to indoor gardening. I’m not talking about a 300 plant indoor garden, but for a family, perhaps one each tomato, pepper, cucumber, melon, etc., plant would...

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Dinner Bell Menu for March 8, 2023
Mar05

Dinner Bell Menu for March 8, 2023

The Cross Country Cowboy Church repeats as a Community Partner for Dinner Bell. The members of that church show such outreach to the Hopkins County Community. GRAB and GO with a meal from the distribution area under the covered driveway (porte cochere) around 10:30 on Wednesday morning. MENU LUCIOUS LASAGNA with Added Zucchini Strips GARDEN SALAD BUTTERED FRENCH BREAD SLICES OOEY GOOEY CAKE with BUTTER SAUCE TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF AND...

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Paris District Road Report for March 6, 2023
Mar04

Paris District Road Report for March 6, 2023

Paris — Here’s a look at work planned in the district for the week starting March 6, 2023. These schedules are subject to change due to weather conditions, equipment failure or other unforeseen issues. Motorists are advised to remain alert and pay special attention to all signs, barricades and traffic controls, and reduce their speed as they approach and travel through work zones. They should also avoid distractions such...

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FDA Releases Draft Guidance For Labeling Plant-Based Milk Alternatives
Mar03

FDA Releases Draft Guidance For Labeling Plant-Based Milk Alternatives

March 3, 2023- The FDA released a Draft Guidance Feb. 22 to help ensure appropriate labeling of plant-based products that are marketed and sold as alternatives to milk. This draft guidance will provide industry with recommendations that will result in clear labeling to fill consumers with information to help them better understand plant-based milks. It also states PBMA (Plant-Based Milk Alternatives) with common and usual names have...

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Sulphur Springs City Council To Discuss Annexation Of Proposed Residential Property
Mar03

Sulphur Springs City Council To Discuss Annexation Of Proposed Residential Property

March 3, 2023- Sulphur Springs City Council is meeting March 7 to discuss the annexation of a Hwy 11 property owned by Oak National Development, LLC. The council will first hold a public hearing to hear comments from those who may be affected by the annexation. Members of the City Council will then discuss and act on Ordinance 2825 on it’s first reading. If approved on the upcoming meeting, Ordinance 2825 will appear on a future...

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