Cornerstone Baptist Church Revival September 8-12
Cornerstone Baptist Church Revival Cornerstone Baptist Church, located at 207 E. I-30 Service Road in Cumby, Texas, will hold a Revival Praise and Worship Event September 8th through the 12th. Praise and Worship will be held from 6:30 to 7:45PM each night. A fellowship meal will be served Sunday, September 8th, beginning at 5:15PM. Everyone is welcome.
read moreCookies For A Cause Sept. 7 At Fix ‘N’ Feed Will Benefit Man Battling Lung Cancer
Cookies for a Cause fundraiser held last weekend; another is planned Sept. 7 at Fix ‘N’ Feed. “Cookies for a Cause” will be held Saturday, Sept. 7, at Fix ‘n’ Feed, 1000 Gilmer St. in Sulphur Springs. Cookies, cake, brownies, pie, lemonade and more will be offered from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for donations to benefit local resident James Brice. The event is one of at least four planned to help Brice with medical expenses. “My dad was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in May of this year, his cancer had...
read moreTira City Council Meeting Rescheduled
The quarterly meeting of the Tira City Council has been rescheduled for 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 12th, at the Tira Community Center. The public is always welcome.
read moreCHRISTUS Announces Sports Medicine Program
CEO Paul Harvey and Sports Medicine Director Kyle Lemarr appeared on KSST’s Good Morning Show to introduce the community to CHRISTUS’ new sports medicine program. The Sports Medicine Program is growing into this area, with full coverage of Sulphur Springs High School and a locally-based program coordinator, Kyle Lemarr. What this means is that CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Sulphur Springs physicians and providers are incredibly available/accessible to school athletes in the area. CHRISTUS has trainers on sidelines for football...
read moreCHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital – Sulphur Springs Celebrates 70 Years Of Service To The Community
CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital-Sulphur Springs CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital – Sulphur Springs celebrates 70 years of service on Thursday, Sept. 5. The hospital is planning a month-long celebration of this momentous occasion. Associates will be honored with treats each week to recognize their dedication to patients and community. In the early stages, Hopkins County Memorial Hospital had approximately 30 employees, 11 medical doctors and 4 dentists. There were 4-6 graduate nurses, 14-16 nurse aids, two male attendants, three kitchen...
read moreCumby Volunteer Fire Department 4th Annual Black Jack Ride
Cumby Volunteer Fire Department 4th Annual Black Jack 100 Ride.
read moreDinner Bell Served by Sulphur Springs Law Enforcement
Smiling faces and a few watchful eyes helped serve this weeks community meal at First United Methodist Church. Along with some lighthearted ribbing, trustees dished up chicken spaghetti Wednesday morning. Trustees are nothing new to Dinner Bell, a team of male trustees attended each week to help with clean up and tear-down of the tables and chairs. Members of local law enforcement, and a few city officials were also in attendance. Dbell-9-2019-1 Dbell-9-2019-2 Dbell-9-2019-3...
read moreDinner Bell Menu For September 4th, 2019
The City of Sulphur Springs Law Enforcement is the Community Partner We are serving a Dinner Bell favorite! You won’t want to miss! Chicken Spaghetti Mediterranean Carrots Garden Salad Buttered French Bread Lemonade Dessert Citrus Pudding (the no added sugar dessert) Same time (11:45 a.m.). Same place (Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church). Hope to see you. Weather is still warm. Remember we are AIR CONDITIONED!
read moreTira News for Aug. 28, 2019
By Jan Vaughn No election will be required for the Tira City Council. The three incumbents, Allen Joslin, Mayor, Joyce Dodd and Janie Lewis, Council Members, are unopposed. The next quarterly council meeting will be held on Monday, Sept. 9, at 6 p.m. at the Tira Community Center. The public is always welcome. Linda Jean Parsons and Buddy spent four days at College Station, as “another grandkid enters college.” Linda reports, “The family came from all over to get her horse settled and get her moved into the dorm room. It was hot and...
read morePJC Employees Receive Service Pins
Fall convocation was held recently as Paris Junior College welcomed faculty to campus in preparation for the fall semester that began August 26. One of the highlights of a day of meetings and training was recognition of faculty and staff for their time of service at the college. Receiving service awards included: Ten year service pins were awarded to English Instructor Dr. Marian Ellis, Plant Operations and Maintenance Secretary Tina Ruckman, Testing Center Clerk Sheila Kyle, and Mathematics Instructor Lana Steich, Campus Police Chief Shane...
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