Federal Trade Commission Sues Amazon For Fraud
Jun22

Federal Trade Commission Sues Amazon For Fraud

June 22, 2023- The Federal Trade Commission sued Amazon Delivery Service on Wednesday, stating that the company tricks customers to sign up for Prime while also sabotaging attempts to cancel the subscription. The Federal Trade Commission is taking action against Amazon.com, Inc. for its years-long effort to enroll consumers into its Prime program without their consent while knowingly making it difficult for consumers to cancel their...

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Meal A Day And Senior Citizen Center Calendar June 26-30th, 2023
Jun22

Meal A Day And Senior Citizen Center Calendar June 26-30th, 2023

Volunteers prepare meals at the Sulphur Springs Senior Citizens Center and deliver them five days a week to Meal A Day program recipients in Sulphur Springs and Hopkins County. The Meal A Day Menu for the week of June 26-30, 2023 includes: MONDAY, June 26 – Cabbage Casserole, Vegetable of Day and Bread TUESDAY, June 27 – Eggplant Parmesan, Cucumber Salad and a Roll WEDNESDAY, June 28 – Mexican...

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Winterfield Cemetery Association
Jun22

Winterfield Cemetery Association

Winterfield Cemetery Association will hold its annual Program and meeting on Sunday, June 25, 2023 beginning at 10:00am. The Fellowship Hall will be open for your convenience for lunch. Please bring your covered dish/dessert/drinks and share in a time of food and fellowship.Cemetery maintenance is paid by donation from families whose loved ones are buried at Winterfield. If you are unable to attend you may send your donation to:Patty...

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Mark Brumley
Jun22

Mark Brumley

Mr. Mark Dean Brumley, age 72 of Pickton, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, June 20, 2023 at UT Health in Tyler of a massive stroke. He was born on May 12, 1951 in Mt. Pleasant, Texas to the late Dennis Brumley and Lois Newkirk Brumley. Mark was a Heavy Equipment Operator/Truck Driver for Hopkins County Precinct 2 and Cattle Farmer in Pickton. He loved hunting and spending time with friends,family and his dogs (Doc Holiday &...

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This And That For June 2023 By David Wall
Jun22

This And That For June 2023 By David Wall

Water availability will continue to be a problem now and in the future. You can help by storing rain water, saving bath water wasted by running until the water gets warm, drip garden irrigation, saving the water from boiling vegetables which contains nutrients plants will love, enlarging ponds when they are very low, and so many more ways. In the NETSEO area, there are probably several hundred thousand gardens. If each of us could...

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Alamo Redevelopment Get $400 Million Boost From Texas Legislature
Jun21

Alamo Redevelopment Get $400 Million Boost From Texas Legislature

When Kate Rogers was hired in 2021 to lead the Alamo Trust, she encountered a “healthy level of skepticism” about whether redevelopment of the Alamo complex would actually come to fruition. During the previous year, the project encountered controversy over moving the Alamo Cenotaph, multiple deep-pocketed donors to the project had dropped out, and San Antonio residents remained uncertain how the evolving site plans would actually look...

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How To Prepare For Severe Weather
Jun21

How To Prepare For Severe Weather

Severe weather systems in Texas, such as tornadoes, can pose serious threats to personal safety as well as disrupt power to homes for extended periods. Before an anticipated severe weather event, stock up on essential non-perishables such as canned fish, poultry and canned fruits and vegetables. A loss of power can severely affect meal preparations as well as the safety of important food items needed to sustain healthy living...

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Firefighter Budget Adjustment And Previous Year Emergency Call Volume
Jun21

Firefighter Budget Adjustment And Previous Year Emergency Call Volume

Hopkins County Commissioners met with members of the Hopkins County Firefighters on Wednesday to discuss firefighter budgets and other items. During this meeting Fire Chief Andy Endsley showed the proposed personnel budget, this budget from the 2023 year currently sits at just over $800,000, stating the cost of salaries, overtime, holiday and other items. However, with the growing need for more personnel, equipment and other items...

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Sulphur Springs Woman Back in Hopkins County Jail
Jun21

Sulphur Springs Woman Back in Hopkins County Jail

June 21, 2023 – NESSICA RACHELE MCPHERSON, who also goes by the alias Nessica Rachele Hale, is back in Hopkins County Jail after Deputies retrieved her from the Lamar County Jail. She was transported without incident. On Thursday, June 15, 2023, 48 Year-Old Nessica Rachele Hale of Sulphur Springs was arrested at the Parole Office in the 3900 block of North Main Street in Paris, TX for a Parole Violation Warrant and a Violation...

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Sulphur Springs Native Releases SSISD Integration Documentary
Jun20

Sulphur Springs Native Releases SSISD Integration Documentary

Anthony Goodson, a native of Sulphur Springs, has released a documentary entitled Because Of You that chronicles the story of the first eight African-American students to be integrated into the Sulphur Springs Independent School District in 1965. Goodson, who now lives in Garland, Texas is also the host of the podcast “ReBrandUs”. Goodson’s podcast is a faith-based conversation of current topics and challenges in...

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