Emily Glass Dropped by For A Second Cup Of Coffee October 28th
Nov04

Emily Glass Dropped by For A Second Cup Of Coffee October 28th

November 4, 2025 – The popular and busy, Emily Glass, dropped by KSST to appear on A Second Cup Of Coffee With John Mark Dempsey October 28th, 2025. Emily and John Mark chatted about the organization, “PACE,” the Sulphur Springs Symphony League and it’s upcoming auction, and so much more. Be sure to check out this informative episode of KSST’s A Second Cup Of Coffee With John Mark Dempsey and learn...

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Response to Those in Need
Nov04

Response to Those in Need

November 4, 2025 – With SNAP benefits impacted, First United Methodist Church is joining and supporting Meals from Mom, a local, grassroots effort to collect food, package breakfast, lunch and dinner options for those in need; and then disperse to those in our community who will not have benefits arriving for an unknown period of time.   https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=Meals%20from%20mom 11/06 – volunteers...

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Tumbleweed Smith Induction into Radio Hall of Fame
Nov04

Tumbleweed Smith Induction into Radio Hall of Fame

November 4, 2025 – Tumbleweed Smith of Big Spring is one of 20 radio broadcasters to be inducted into the Texas Radio Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony was held at the Broadcast Museum in Kilgore on Saturday November 1.  The 20 inductees were among 230 nominees for the honor.  Smith is the only small-town broadcaster to receive the award.  The criteria for judging is based on a broadcaster’s accomplishments both in and...

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Fun Reflections on the Hopkins County Health Care Foundation’s Gala
Nov03

Fun Reflections on the Hopkins County Health Care Foundation’s Gala

November 3, 2025 – Sulphur Springs, TX – The 20th Gala offered by the Hopkins County Health Care Foundation is slated for January 24, 2026.  The night will feature all the excitement of auctions, contests, and dancing, all for the purpose of raising money to invest in Hopkins County healthcare. Since 2006 the Gala has been an incredibly fun event to which the public is invited to participate.  One person who is an...

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Attempts by Citizen Group to Add Items to City Council Agenda Rebuffed
Nov03

Attempts by Citizen Group to Add Items to City Council Agenda Rebuffed

November 3, 2025 – A group of Sulphur Springs residents is calling for greater transparency after city officials refused to place a citizen-led discussion item about the proposed MSB/Thermo Matrix Reserve hyperscale data center project on the City Council’s agenda. According to correspondence shared with KSST, the city secretary and city attorney denied the formal request, stating that “no action will be taken” — effectively...

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ETAMU Honoring Our Nation’s Heroes at 35th Annual Veterans Vigil
Nov03

ETAMU Honoring Our Nation’s Heroes at 35th Annual Veterans Vigil

November 3, 2025 – Students, faculty and community members unite to honor veterans during this 35-year tradition of gratitude. COMMERCE, TX, November 3, 2025—One of East Texas A&M University’s longest-running traditions returns this fall with the 35th installment of the Veterans Vigil. Scheduled for Wednesday, November 12 in the Rayburn Student Center at East Texas A&M, this free event is open to the public. Schedule of...

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Derrell Wayne Morris Sr.
Nov03

Derrell Wayne Morris Sr.

July 22, 1958 — October 25, 2025 Sulphur Springs Derrell “Wayne” Morris Sr., age 67 of Sulphur Springs, Texas passed away on October 25, 2025 at his residence. Derrell was born on July 22, 1958 in Sulphur Springs, Texas to John Wayne and Ana Lynn Morris. He worked as a mechanic at Pro Field until his retirement. He is survived by his sons, John Paul Morris and Derrell Wayne Morris Jr. and wife, Rhonda, and Jeremy Morris; daughter,...

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Thriving Fawns, Thriving Hunt: Texas Deer Numbers Stay Strong
Nov03

Thriving Fawns, Thriving Hunt: Texas Deer Numbers Stay Strong

Oct. 31, 2025 – AUSTIN — To hunters, springtime in Texas is often viewed as chasing turkeys through hot, humid weather, or hanging up the firearm for a fishing pole. For white-tailed deer, spring represents a time for growth: body growth, antler growth and population growth. Texas began the growing season under widespread drought in March, but most of the state received much-needed rain in late spring.  Where it rained,...

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Your Sulphur Springs Wildcats Scared Up Quite a Game Halloween Night
Nov02

Your Sulphur Springs Wildcats Scared Up Quite a Game Halloween Night

November 2, 2025 – The Sulphur Springs High School Wildcats scared up quit the competition Halloween night at Gerald Prim Stadium in Sulphur Springs, Texas. The Lake Dallas Falcons came to Sulphur Springs, Texas October 31st, 2025, to play some football with the Wildcats. Below is KSST/Cable Channel 18’s coverage of this game. KSST’s Sports Director, John Mark Dempsey, called Play by Play, and the talented Tony...

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Wood Ashes In Your Garden This Fall By Master Gardener David Wall
Nov02

Wood Ashes In Your Garden This Fall By Master Gardener David Wall

November 2, 2025 – As we move through the Fall season on the way to Winter, now is the time to non-fertilize/fertilize your garden for next Spring.  Basically, this means that now is the time to put nutrients in your garden soil that will still be available next Spring without having to buy commercial fertilizers. Some do this with cover crops, but I prefer using wood ashes.  They work extremely well, cost nothing, and...

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