Winnsboro Police Department Media Report for Aug. 26-Sept. 2, 2019
Arrests Joshua Wright, 33, of Winnsboro was arrested on 08/27/2019 on a Winnsboro Municipal Court warrant. Louanna Wenich, 41, of Winnsboro was arrested on 08/30/2019 for possession of marijuana, less than 2 ounces. Brian Forest, 56, of Dallas was arrested on 08/31/2019 on a Tarrant County warrant. Troy Ragsdale, 34, of Winnsboro was arrested on 09/01/2019 on a Franklin County warrant. Elisabeth Jones, 59, of Winnsboro was arrested on...
Coach Owens Discusses Wildcats Season Opening Loss on Saturday Morning Coaches Show
17-17 game at the half. Then the wheels come off for the Wildcats in the second half of a 53-17 loss to Frisco Wakeland Friday night at The Prim. Wildcats Football Coach Greg Owens discussed the game on KSST Radio and Cable Channel 18’s Saturday Morning Coach’s Show this past Saturday (August 31). Coach Owens acknowledged that in the first half the Wildcats played well utilizing two straight onside kicks to create...
Lady Cats Cross Country Team Wins at Mineola Friday While Wildcats Take Fourth
In their first time to run at Mineola, the Lady Cats Cross Country Team took first place while the Wildcats were fourth on Friday (August 30). Wildcats and Lady Cats Cross Country Coach Ross Hicks said it was a great meet for his teams and he added he was pleased with their results. Coach Hicks said all nine of his Lady Cats ran season bests in the 5K race of Class 6A and Class 5A schools. Senior Sydney Washburn was the top finisher...
Saltillo Lions Win LeTourneau Cross Country Meet and Lady Lions Finish Second
The Saltillo Lions and Lady Lions Cross Country Teams had another impressive showing at a LeTourneau Cross Country Meet in Longview Saturday (August 31). The Lions finished first ahead of some larger schools like Kilgore and Carthage while the Lady Lions were second behind Kilgore but ahead of third place Waskom and others. Lion Garrett Tarver also finished first with a time of 17:00 flat. Gunner Tarver was seventh, Coy Collins was...
Lady Cats Volleyball and Wildcats Team Tennis are on Tuesday Game Day
There is volleyball and team tennis on this Tuesday game day (September 3). The Lady Cats Volleyball Team has already played 23 regular season matches this season and all of them have been on the road. That changes on this game day Tuesday as the Lady Cats will be playing their home opener in the main gym at Sulphur Springs High School. Wills Point will be in town. There will be a freshmen match in the Auxiliary Gym at SSHS at 4:30...
Dinner Bell Menu For September 4th, 2019
The City of Sulphur Springs Law Enforcement is the Community Partner We are serving a Dinner Bell favorite! You won’t want to miss! Chicken Spaghetti Mediterranean Carrots Garden Salad Buttered French Bread Lemonade Dessert Citrus Pudding (the no added sugar dessert) Same time (11:45 a.m.). Same place (Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church). Hope to see you. Weather is still warm. Remember we are AIR CONDITIONED!...
Open House Scheduled Saturday For Fore Street Home Built by SSHS Class
The kitchen at 128 Fore St. includes stainless steel appliances Anyone interested in purchasing a 1500-square foot farm-style home is encouraged to attend the open house scheduled from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 7, at 128 Fore Street. The home was constructed during the course of two school years by Sulphur Springs High School students under the supervision of skilled instructors, with required work such as plumbing and...
Mesquite Woman Arrested Following Disturbance Complaint In Cumby
September 3, 2019 – Cumby police responded to a disturbance complaint but ended up taking a Mesquite woman to jail on a controlled substance charge Monday evening. Pamela Kristyn Evans Cumby Police Chief Paul Robertson was dispatched at 6:52 p.m. Sept. 2 to the 400 block of East Main Street, where 911 dispatchers were told a man had hit his wife in the back of the head several times. Upon arrival at the residence, Robertson...
Debbie Mitchell: Proposed County Property Tax Rate To Remain Same for 2019-2020
State officials urge agencies to take ‘aggressive action’ to stop FM 71 flooding The regular portion of Tuesday’s Hopkins County Commissioners Court meeting took only about 10 minutes, just long enough to hold a brief public hearing for the county property tax rate, and for commissioners to approve one line item transfer and acknowledge a resolution made by Sen. Bob Hall. The commissioners court then entered into an...
