17th Annual Lights Of Life Gala Sponsors
Mar31

17th Annual Lights Of Life Gala Sponsors

Thank you, Bell Concrete, for sponsoring the Hopkins County Health Care Foundation’s Lights of Life Gala which will be held on April 22. Matt Jasmer (l-r) poses with Gala Co-Chairs Whitney and Logan Vaughan. Tickets are available at LOLGala2023.GiveSmart.com Matt Jasmer, Gala Co-Chairs Whitney and Logan Vaughan Advanced Heart Care is sponsoring the Light of Life Gala that supports local healthcare. Gala Co-Chair Logan...

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Bush Sentenced to 10 Years
Mar31

Bush Sentenced to 10 Years

March 31, 2023 – Ronald Joe Bush was sentenced to 10 years in 8th District court. Bush, now 63 years old, was arrested in Garland, TX last year on Hopkins County Warrants. The offences for those warrants were committed in March of 2021. Ronald Joe Bush, 2023 Bush was sentenced for Indecency with a Child Sexual Contact. At the time of his 2022 arrest he was charged with several other offences. See that story by clicking...

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Police Chase Ends in a Pit Stop for Ohio Woman
Mar30

Police Chase Ends in a Pit Stop for Ohio Woman

March 30, 2023 – What should have been a normal traffic stop by a Sulphur Springs Police Officer ended with an officer performing a “pit manuever” to stop the fleeing vehicle after a 40-mile pursuit. It all started at 9:49 a.m. Thursday March 30, 2023 as an SSPD officer attemped to make a traffic stop using sirens and flashing lights at the 125 mile marker on I-30 but the vehicle would not stop. As the vehicle...

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SSISD Board Authorizes Search For New Superintendent
Mar30

SSISD Board Authorizes Search For New Superintendent

March 30, 2023- Dr. Russell Marshall of Arrow Educational Services joined the meeting and explained the process of beginning the search for a new superintendent. Applications for the position will be available until April 21st. The board will meet with arrow on April 28th to review the applications presented. interview process will begin in early May to decide the new superintendent. Current superintendent Mike Lamb announced his...

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Sulphur Springs Man Dead As Result of Motorcycle Crash
Mar30

Sulphur Springs Man Dead As Result of Motorcycle Crash

March 30, 2023-  A 44-year-old Sulphur Springs man riding a motorcycle was killed on March 29th at about 1:20 Wednesday afternoon in a head-on collision with an SUV on Hwy 11 about 4 miles east of Sulphur Springs. The victim was identified as Michael Huggins. Preliminary DPS reports indicate that Huggins was Westbound when his 2010 Harley-Davidson motorcycle crossed the center line and collided with a Ford Explorer SUV driven by...

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March 29 Vietnam Veteran Memorial Service
Mar29

March 29 Vietnam Veteran Memorial Service

March 29, 2023- Veterans of the Vietnam War met at Celebration Square this morning to honor those who served in the war. National Vietnam War Veterans Day is a nationally recognized holiday meant to pay tribute to Veterans of the Vietnam War, including personnel who were prisoners of war or who were listed as missing in action. Veterans set the flags at half staff to honor those who served and those who did not return home. A rifle...

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City Of Sulphur Springs Announces Spring Clean-up Days
Mar29

City Of Sulphur Springs Announces Spring Clean-up Days

March 29, 2023- The annual City-Wide Spring Clean-Up has been set for Monday-Saturday, April 24-29, 2023. Sulphur Springs residents may bring large items to discard from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on clean-up days to the city collection site To verify the person arriving with garbage is a resident, living within the city of Sulphur Springs, those bringing large items to discard will be asked to show proof of city residents by presenting a...

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Hostage Near Douglass ECLC Public Information Release
Mar29

Hostage Near Douglass ECLC Public Information Release

On Tuesday, March 28, 2023, at 8:17 a.m., Officers responded to an address on Freeman Street in reference to a disturbance. On arrival, officers heard loud screaming coming from inside the residence. Officers made verbal contact at the front door and were told by a male subject that the female would be allowed to leave but warned officers not to enter. Officers believed that the male subject was armed and attempted to negotiate with...

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Soil Test By Mario Villarino
Mar29

Soil Test By Mario Villarino

March 29, 2023- With the First Day of Spring and the most recent warm weather and sunny days we start thinking about our warm season pastures and hay meadows. A few things to keep in mind as our warm season forages begin to break dormancy: Soil Test! Soil Test! Soil Test! If you have not done so for this year, please consider obtaining a soil test now.  There is not much that can be done regarding the high cost of fertilizer, but...

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Chamber Connection – March 29
Mar29

Chamber Connection – March 29

If you are a Chamber of Commerce member and want to host a Business After Hours (or Before Hours), we have some openings for you! We are scheduling our monthly networking events for the remainder of the year, and are looking for host businesses. The cost of the event is free; we just ask that you provide some refreshments. You simply open your business from 4:30-6 p.m. on the designated day (or 7:30-8:30 a.m.), and welcome the guests....

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