Blaze Buddy Campers Will Get a Blaze Camp Experience
Jul05

Blaze Buddy Campers Will Get a Blaze Camp Experience

July 5, 2024 – Our Blaze Buddy campers will get a Blaze Camp experience of their very own! Blaze Buddy Camp will be held 3 days from 9:00am – 11:30am. Blaze Buddy Camp is for all campers K-8th grade. Come join the Sulphur Springs Blue Blazes in My Blaze Era Buddy Camp 2024!!! Where: Sulphur Springs High School GymCampers will meet at the Cafeteria entrance(Houston Street side) for registration and check in. When: July 29,...

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Texas A&M-Commerce: Chancellor John Sharp Announces His Retirement
Jul02

Texas A&M-Commerce: Chancellor John Sharp Announces His Retirement

The Texas A&M University System chancellor will retire in 2025. July 2, 2024 – COMMERCE, TX, July 2, 2024—John Sharp, chancellor of The Texas A&M University System, announced that he will retire effective June 30, 2025. He has served as chancellor of the Texas A&M System since September 2011. Dr. Mark Rudin, president of Texas A&M University-Commerce, emphasized that Sharp has significantly impacted the...

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Paris Junior College Introduces new Vice President to Help Student Success
Jun28

Paris Junior College Introduces new Vice President to Help Student Success

New PJC vice president pursues passion to help students succeed June 28, 2024 – For many years, Paris Junior College has been transitioning beyond being an “open door” college where everyone is welcome towards a primary focus of successful completion for every student. A major step on this path has been taken with the hiring of Dr. Lisa Elliott as Vice President of Student Access and Success.  Her arrival at PJC on...

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Prevent Wildfires this Fourth of July as Hot And Dry Conditions Persist
Jun27

Prevent Wildfires this Fourth of July as Hot And Dry Conditions Persist

June 27, 2024 – COLLEGE STATION, Texas—As Texans make plans to celebrate the Fourth of July, Texas A&M Forest Service encourages everyone to be careful with any outdoor activity that may cause a spark. Approximately 90% of wildfires are caused by humans and their activities, and the Fourth of July is one of the top days for reported wildfires. Texas A&M Forest Service and local fire officials advise the public to be...

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Registration is now Underway for Hopkins County Genealogical Society Genealogy Lock In July 13th
Jun21

Registration is now Underway for Hopkins County Genealogical Society Genealogy Lock In July 13th

June 21, 2024 – Registration is now underway for the next Hopkins County Genealogical Society Genealogy Lock In event which will be held July 13, 2024. Space is limited. Register now for the opportunity to perform after-hours genealogical research with access to computers, books, volunteer assistance, and more. Cost is a $15 donation. There will be door prizes! A lite complimentary supper will be offered. For more information,...

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Ninth Paris Junior College President Begins his Tenure
Jun18

Ninth Paris Junior College President Begins his Tenure

June 18, 2024 – Dr. Stephen Michael Benson, the ninth president to serve Paris Junior College as it enters its 100th year, began his tenure on Monday, June 3. His first two weeks have helped him craft a short-term listening plan. “It is an incredible honor to be serving at the ninth president of Paris Junior College,” said Benson. “PJC plays an important role in the life of the communities that it serves, not only to educate the...

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UIL Changes Playoff Structure for Some Sports for Upcoming Academic Year
Jun12

UIL Changes Playoff Structure for Some Sports for Upcoming Academic Year

June 12, 2024 – Some high school sports in Texas will have split divisions in the playoffs starting next school year to match the current structure for the 6A football playoffs and championship. The University Interscholastic League’s Legislative Council approved the change Tuesday to use enrollment to split the playoffs for five sports. It will go into effect Aug. 1 and will not affect district alignments. This applies to 2A-6A...

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Hopkins County Genealogical Society Scholarship Winner
May30

Hopkins County Genealogical Society Scholarship Winner

May 30, 2024 – Silvina Epperson , announces Mallory Wheat as the recipient of a $1,000.00 scholarship from the Hopkins County Genealogical Society. Mallory, a 2024 graduate of Cumby High School, was the winner of the 500 word essay contest titled “My Favorite Ancestor.” HCGS received thirteen wonderful entries this year and the judging was very tight. Each entry was very touching as the seniors shared their family...

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Texas A&M Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Evidence Center Names First Associate Director
May30

Texas A&M Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Evidence Center Names First Associate Director

May 30, 2024 – Maureen Spill appointed as center’s inaugural associate director by Lindsay Hess. The Texas A&M Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Evidence Center has named Maureen Spill, Ph.D., as its first associate director. Maureen Spill, Ph.D., has been appointed as the associate director at the Texas A&M Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Evidence Center. (Lindsay Hess/Texas A&M AgriLife) Spill joined the Evidence...

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Individuals From Wood and Hopkins Counties Recently Received Scholarships
May28

Individuals From Wood and Hopkins Counties Recently Received Scholarships

Cayden Spigner from Sulphur Springs High School, and Raegan Valentine from Winnsboro High School, each recently were awarded a scholarship from A41 Transportation. An individual from A41 Transportation had the following to say about the granting of scholarships to Cayden Spigner and Raegan Valentine… “First giving honor and glory to God for making this possible. I remember speaking with my wife about an idea I had for...

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