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Josh Davis Elvis Tribute Artist to Headline the July 20 Reilly Springs Jamboree
Jul18

Josh Davis Elvis Tribute Artist to Headline the July 20 Reilly Springs Jamboree

Josh displays award at Tupelo Elvis Festival Josh Davis, a successful musical performer and Elvis Tribute Artist, is a native of Hopkins County. He got his start performing with a live band at the Reilly Springs Jamboree several years ago. Now 25 years old, Josh continues to travel to Oprys, festivals and private engagements and spends part of each summer competing in Elvis contests across the South. Just back with trophies from the...

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SCU Investigation Results In Search Warrant, 3 Arrests, Location of  Methamphetamine
Jul18

SCU Investigation Results In Search Warrant, 3 Arrests, Location of Methamphetamine

July 18, 2019 – An investigation by Sulphur Springs Special Crimes Unit officers into suspected drug activity resulted in two women and one man being arrested Wednesday. Methamphetamine was found at their East Industrial Drive residence. Dana Leeanne Goldsmith SCU Lt. Mark Estes and Sgt. Joe Scott alleged 10 grams of methamphetamine was purchased from the occupants of the residence during four separate under cover buys during...

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Chamber Connection For July 18, 2019
Jul18

Chamber Connection For July 18, 2019

By Lezley Brown, President/CEO, Hopkins County Chamber of Commerce It’s time again for a huge night of networking sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce! The Chamber is hosting The Chamber Showcase, a night of networking that features Chamber members in Hopkins County, on Thursday, Aug. 1, at the Sulphur Springs Country Club. Booth space is already sold out, but we encourage you attend the event for $10 and enjoy the opportunity to do...

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County 2019-2020 Holiday Calendar Approved
Jul17

County 2019-2020 Holiday Calendar Approved

Hopkins County employees will enjoy 12 days off during the 2019-2020 year, thanks to the calendar approved this week by Hopkins County Commissioners Court. The county courthouse will be closed on the approved holiday dates. The calendar fairly mirrors the past year’s calendar, with one exception, according to Hopkins County Judge Robert Newsom. Veterans Day will no longer be a county holiday. With so many events scheduled on...

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SSISD To Meet Thursday For Special Budget Work Session
Jul17

SSISD To Meet Thursday For Special Budget Work Session

Sulphur Springs Independent School District Board of Trustees have scheduled a special noon meeting Thursday, July 18, to continue working on the budget. The special meeting date was set at the board’s regular July 8 meeting, following a budget workshop. Officials had hoped to be further along in the process, but were still making adjustments for recent legislative changes which impact school funding and spending, including...

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‘Jungle Book the Musical’ is Product of Children’s Summer Workshop 2019
Jul17

‘Jungle Book the Musical’ is Product of Children’s Summer Workshop 2019

Sulphur Springs Community Players Director David Woody with a group of Summer Workshop students It was a maximum size class of youngsters age 6-17 that signed up for the Community Players’ annual Children Summer Theater Workshop. Now, after nine weeks of preparation, 35 students are ready to don their costumes and present the beloved classic in six public performances. According to Director David Woody, Rudyard Kipling’s...

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Sulphur Springs Man Jailed For Second Time in 1 Week; Accused Of VFW Burglary
Jul16

Sulphur Springs Man Jailed For Second Time in 1 Week; Accused Of VFW Burglary

Derrick Dwayne Smith A 37-year-old Sulphur Springs man was arrested early Tuesday morning for allegedly breaking into the Veterans of Foreign War Post 8560. July 16 marks the second time in a week Derrick Dwayne Smith has arrested in the early morning hours, after police allegedly caught him with stolen items. Smith was first arrested in the wee hours of July 9 for the alleged theft of items from a South League Street gas station....

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“Mostly True Tales” is Newest Book from Local Author Dr. Juan Harrison
Jul16

“Mostly True Tales” is Newest Book from Local Author Dr. Juan Harrison

Dr, Juan Harrison with Enola Gay on Tuesday’s the KSST Good Morning Show For forty-plus years, Juan Harrison has been an educator, and his teacher’s heart still finds happiness in reaching out to, encouraging and assisting others. In fact, his first two books are entitled “Serving Happiness” and “Class Rules: A Principle’s Guide to a Principled Life”. Now, his third recently-published work,...

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Dinner Bell Menu For July 17th, 2019
Jul16

Dinner Bell Menu For July 17th, 2019

We remember Ann and Quinton Rasure at Dinner Bell this week. Baked Chicken Salad Zesty Napa Toss Blackeyed Pea Salad Peach Cobbler Crisp a la Mode Peach Pudding Dessert (the no added sugar dessert) Buttered French Bread Oh yes, it is hot and getting hotter! Cool off with ice tea or water in our air conditioned room with friends and neighbors. Same time (11:45 a.m.). Same place (Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church)....

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Commissioners Court Renews Inmate Housing Agreement With Rockwall County, Internet Contract
Jul15

Commissioners Court Renews Inmate Housing Agreement With Rockwall County, Internet Contract

Hopkins County Commissioners Court Monday morning deeded their portion of an Oak Avenue property to the city, signed an agreement with Rockwall County to house inmates, and approved a new contract for internet and telephone service. Hopkins County Commissioner Court Monday morning signed over the county’s portion of ownership in the old Oak Avenue nursing home, so the property can be used by the city to construct a new senior...

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