Blue Santa Toy Drive Begins Oct. 22 in Hopkins County
Oct11

Blue Santa Toy Drive Begins Oct. 22 in Hopkins County

According to Amy Griggs, Community Liaison for the Blue Santa Toy Drive, it’s almost time for the Blue Santa campaign to start. You can begin looking for the Blue Santa barrels to appear around Sulphur Springs retail areas in late October. That’s when the annual Toy Drive begins in earnest, and your help is needed.  During the past several years, Blue Santa has stepped up to assist with increasing needs in the Hopkins...

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Alabama Man Arrested for Possession of Meth
Oct11

Alabama Man Arrested for Possession of Meth

Robert Royce Haga, 54, of Huntsville, Alabama, was a passenger in a vehicle stopped for a traffic violationon I-30. Hopkins County Chief Investigator Corley Weatherford, who was on patrol Wednesday afternoon, observed an open container in plain view in the vehicle. Haga admitted it was his. The driver of the vehicle admitted to having marijuana under his seat. A search of the vehicle revealed a syringe loaded with a clear substance...

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Hearts of Life Presents CeCe for Adoption
Oct11

Hearts of Life Presents CeCe for Adoption

CeCe is still looking for his forever home.  CeCe is a 2 year old Shepherd/Pyrenees mix.  He is a very loving, very playful and very large pup!  He is always happy to see you!  His adoption fee is $100.00 which includes all previous vetting, neuter and rabies shot.  Please contact Hearts of Life Animal Rescue by phone at 903-439-5019, email at [email protected], www.facebook.com/heartsoflife or Petfinder.com

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Chamber Connection October 11, 2018
Oct11

Chamber Connection October 11, 2018

All cooks signed up for the 49th Annual Stew Cook-off will need to attend the cooks come-and-go reception on Tuesday, October 16th at 6 p.m. at the Southwest Dairy Museum.  Cooks will receive their grocery reimbursement check from the Chamber, their goody bags, and a list of rules and regulations for the Stew Cook-off.  Please make plans to be there!!!  T-shirts will be available for purchase that night. Call the Chamber for...

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Thursday  Forecast
Oct11

Thursday Forecast

High: 70; Low: 54; Wind: North, northeast 5-10 mph.

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Danna and the Buffalo Girls
Oct10

Danna and the Buffalo Girls

Vendors Wanted

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Good Grief! Senior Citizens “Peanuts”  Halloween Party Coming Up October 31st
Oct10

Good Grief! Senior Citizens “Peanuts” Halloween Party Coming Up October 31st

Karon Weatherman, Senior Citizens Center Director, is taking reservations for the Halloween Party that will be held on Wednesday, October 31st at 11:00 AM. She says please sign up! If you do not sign up you won’t have a place to sit or anything to eat due to limits on seating and space. Only take the first 80 people to sign up can attend, so don’t miss the fun!  We will be serving Cheeseburgers with all the Trimmings,...

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Channel 18 News Wednesday, October 10, 2018
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View Fall Festival’s Hay Bale Sculpture Contest Entries!
Oct10

View Fall Festival’s Hay Bale Sculpture Contest Entries!

The first-ever Hay Bale Sculpture Contest is already a success, based on the number of entries! There are over two dozen sculptures entered in the new Fall Festival event.  Awards will be $300 for Best of Show, $300 First Place, $150 Second Place, and $100 Third Place.  Winners will be announced on Saturday Oct 27th at 2:00 p.m. at the pavilion in front of the Civic Center. We won’t know the top entries until judging is complete...

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Lady Cats Know What is at Stake in Competitive District
Oct10

Lady Cats Know What is at Stake in Competitive District

This time a set five went the Lady Cats’ way. After two home losses in five set matches to Greenville and Texas High, the Lady Cats came out on top against Royse City, 3-2 Tuesday night (October 9). The three matches illustrate how competitive the district is according to Lady Cats Volleyball Coach Justin Maness. He says both teams knew what was at stake going in. Kate Womack Coach Maness says some of the Lady Cats stepped up...

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