Drug Arrest Near Cemetery
Jun16

Drug Arrest Near Cemetery

Two vehicles on the shoulder of State Highway 154 at Restlawn Cemetery caught the attention of Hopkins County deputies at 10 p.m. Thursday night. The deputy thought it might be a public service motorist assist with a problem with one of the vehicles. Instead, it led to an arrest. One of the individuals involved at the scene became nervous and began to shake. The deputy asked permission to search the vehicles but was denied his...

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62nd District Court June 19th Jury Panel Cancelled
Jun16

62nd District Court June 19th Jury Panel Cancelled

According to Cheryl Fulcher, District Clerk, the jury panel summoned to appear Monday, June 19th  at 9:00 in the morning for 62nd Judicial District Court Judge Will Biard has been CANCELLED.

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Miller Grove News June 16, 2017
Jun16

Miller Grove News June 16, 2017

Many things have happened in “The Grove” since my last writing nearly a month ago.  May was a busy month and June has been nearly as busy.  My garden is in full swing and taking up the majority of my free time but hey, at least it is producing and not being consumed by grasshoppers…yet! I took a quick vacation out to Amarillo on May 19-20.  I went with my cousins Hunter, Nathan, and Tiffany (Hunter’s wife).  We had a lot of fun on the...

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Wood County Sheriff’s Report June 7-13, 2017

Wood County Sheriff’s Report: June 7th At 4:11 a.m., cows were reported out on CR 4730 near Winnsboro. Deputies were dispatched to FM 2966 near Quitman, at approximately 8:00 a.m., in reference to a disturbance. Both parties involved were told to separate. At 9:43 a.m., deputies were dispatched to CR 3495 on a warrant service. Kevin Foster, 28, of Hawkins, was arrested for an outstanding warrant. Deputies responded to a...

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Tira News June 16, 2017
Jun16

Tira News June 16, 2017

by Jan Vaughn Regina Payton from Victoria spent a week visiting with her mother, Martha. Martha says, “We had a list of chores and repairs to be accomplished, lunch out a couple of days, even a trip to Paris, Texas and a picture of the Eiffel Tower. Also attended the council meeting on Tuesday night with dedication of the free food pantry in memory of Floyd Payton. Thank you very much and hopefully it will work into a very worthy...

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Friday Forecast
Jun16

Friday Forecast

20% chance of showers and thunderstorms; High: 93 with heat index as high as 99; Low: 77; Wind: South 10-15 mph

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Channel 18 Thursday, June 15, 2017
Jun15
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The Downtown Area Making A Splash
Jun15

The Downtown Area Making A Splash

by Savannah Owens The Splash Pad on Celebration Plaza is usually not thought of as the main reason for coming to the square. There are shops, businesses, restaurants, and even historical landmarks. The water feature was created as a space for the kids. But little do you know, the Splash Pad is actually a drawing point for a lot of families in the Hopkins County Area. The splash pad, combined with the other features of the newly...

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EDGE Conditioning Concludes First Week
Jun15

EDGE Conditioning Concludes First Week

The first week of The Edge conditioning program concluded Thursday morning. For high school athletes, their last task was running up and down hills near the lake dam at Coleman Park. Wildcats Head Football Coach and Athletic Director Greg Owens said Thursday was a good day. He said the first week was what he called semi-slow. Coach Owens said there was a lot of teaching of fundamentals on how to do drills as the athletes were working...

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Lady Cats Girls’ Basketball Camp June 19-21
Jun15

Lady Cats Girls’ Basketball Camp June 19-21

Successful Lady Cats Basketball Coach Jeff Chapman will offer his girls’ basketball camp next week Monday through Wednesday, June 19-21, from 9 a.m. until noon each day. Camp will be held in the main gym at Sulphur Springs High School. The camp is designed for girls entering 4th through the 9th grades. Cost of the camp is $40 for each girl. Girls can be registered in advance or they can sign up on the first day of the...

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