Channel 18 News Friday, February 2, 2018
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Weather Plays Havoc with Wildcat Tennis Schedule
Feb02

Weather Plays Havoc with Wildcat Tennis Schedule

The cold weather has played havoc with Wildcats’ tennis so far this season. A dual match at Sherman has been postponed twice. The Wildcats’ varsity was able to play in their first and only tournament of the season so far last Friday(January 26) at Hallsville. Wildcats Tennis Coach Tony Martinez said it was a tough day for the Wildcats. He added they played well despite making a lot of mistakes. Coach Martinez said they...

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Game Day: Wildcat, Lady Cat Soccer Open District Play
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Game Day: Wildcat, Lady Cat Soccer Open District Play

Basketball Plus Soccer Game Day The Wildcats and Lady Cats’ basketball teams, both tied for first place in the loss column in district play, have a bye on this Friday game day (February 2). There will be soccer. The Wildcats’ soccer team opens district play at Gerald Prim Stadium Friday night against Pine Tree. There will be a JV contest at 5:30 p.m. with a varsity match to follow at around 7 p.m. The Wildcats have not...

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Planning to Say “I Do?”  Don’t Miss This! By Johanna Hicks
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Planning to Say “I Do?”  Don’t Miss This! By Johanna Hicks

Planning to Say “I Do?”  Don’t Miss This!                Hopefully, you have read or heard about the Twogether in Texas Marriage education workshop.  This event only takes place three times each year, but the benefits are huge!                Twogether in Texas is recognized by the state of Texas as being an important part of helping couples have a successful marriage.  As a matter of fact, engaged couples who complete the workshop...

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Hopkins County Genealogical Society is A Busy, Award-Winning Group
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Hopkins County Genealogical Society is A Busy, Award-Winning Group

Congratulations to the Hopkins County Genealogical Society!  The local organization earned two more awards from the Texas State Genealogical Society. during 2017. The Quarterly, edited by Carol Ann Dixon, was named second-best in state. A new publication based on The Collection of Kenneth and Sidney Brice, complied by Shirley Patchen and other members, received a third-place award. Do you remember the old City Directory published in...

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Tennessee Man Arrested for Money Laundering
Feb02

Tennessee Man Arrested for Money Laundering

Three individuals traveling from Nashville, Tennessee to Dallas in a Black Cadillac Escalade were found to be in possession of $73,068 when Hopkins County Deputies stopped them Thursday morning. The driver, through an interpreter, voluntarily admitted they were on their way to Dallas to purchase 30lbs of marijuana and pay $2,000 to $2,200 per pound. The driver stated that they planned to sell the marijuana for $2,800 to $3,000 per...

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Winnsboro Man Arrested for Possession of Meth Following Traffic Stop
Feb02

Winnsboro Man Arrested for Possession of Meth Following Traffic Stop

A 1991 Chevy Blazer was stopped by a Hopkins County Deputy for license plate light violation and expired registration. However, when the deputy made contact with Carl Patrick Williams, 26, of Winnsboro, he showed signs of nervousness and did not possess a valid driver’s license or insurance. During a roadside investigation, Williams admitted to having a pipe he used to smoke methamphetamine purposely hidden under the front seat of the...

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Local Man Charged with Burglary of Building; Evading Arrest
Feb02

Local Man Charged with Burglary of Building; Evading Arrest

February 2, 2018 – Amario Feliciano Zamora, 19, of Sulphur Springs was using a pipe to destroy property when Sulphur Springs Police responded to a call Thursday morning, February 1, 2018, around 8 a.m. He was arrested for Burglary of a Building (a State Jail Felony) and Evading Arrest before the morning ended. Zamora was walking in an open area behind an Oak Avenue address when officers found him. Zamora ran from the officer,...

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Andrews Will Serve Day for Day in Possession Plea Agreement
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Andrews Will Serve Day for Day in Possession Plea Agreement

Thursday afternoon in Eighth Judicial District Court, Justin Wayne Andrews was sentenced to four years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and will serve day for day. He was indicted by a Hopkins County Grand Jury in November, 2017. Andrews plead to Possession of more than 1-gram but less than 1-grams of Methamphetamine in a Drug Free Zone. Charges for tampering with physical evidence were dismissed in the...

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Tira News February 2, 2018
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Tira News February 2, 2018

By Jan Vaughn We want to express our sympathy to Dorreice (Horn) Shuptrine and family. Dorreice’s husband, Pete Shuptrine, passed away on Wednesday afternoon, following a lengthy illness. Visitation will be at West Oaks Funeral Home, in Sulphur Springs, at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, followed by a graveside service at the Tira Cemetery at 12:30. Dorreice resides in Plano and is the daughter of the late Noble and Modena Horn, of Tira....

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