EEA Our Youth Announces Free Financial Aid Workshop
East End Allegiance Our Youth-Next Level Mentoring Program will host a free Financial Aid Q&A Event at Morning Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, 204 Fuller St., from 6:30 to 8 p.m. May 9. The program, called “What is financial aid?” will include discussion on grants, scholarships and loans, how to receive them; enrolling in a federally funded school; and the FAFSA. “The FAFSA application can be confusing. An incorrect response can take months to fix and more verification documents. Come learn everything you need to know for your senior...
read moreDinner Bell Menu For May 1st, 2019
Bill and Charlotte Zahn are the Community Partners Hamburger Steak with Brown Onion GravyMashed potatoesBundleless Green BeansGarden SaladButtered French BreadLemon Angel Cake BarsPears in Strawberry Gelatin (the no added sugar dessert) Whatever the weather we are always bright and sunny at Dinner Bell! Hope to see you. Same time (11:45 a.m.). Same place (Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church).
read moreRoss And Shoalmire Law Program on Family Loans
Ross and Shoalmire, Elder Law Attorneys will be here on Monday, May 13th at Noon at the Sulphur Springs Senior Center. They will be presenting a program on “Do’s and Don’ts of Family Loans”. This is an informative program for families to learn how to protect their assets, remain independent and reduce family burden. Please come and hear what they have to teach you. They will open the floor up to questions when they are finished speaking. A FREE lunch will be provided by Carriage House Manor and The...
read moreTown hall meeting on the PJC-Sulphur Springs campus
PJC Sulphur Springs town hall meeting TOWN HALL SESSION Students at the PJC-Sulphur Springs Center had the opportunity Monday to participate in a town hall meeting — an event for students on campus to hear from PJC President Dr. Pamela Anglin, pictured above, and for the students to ask questions and discuss specific topics of interest relating to their education experience at PJC.
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Downtown Is Rocking With Claws For A Cause
Civil Air Patrol members deliver buckets full of crawfish to diners during Sulphur Springs Rotary Club’s 6th Annual Claws for a Cause Saturday evening on Celebration Plaza. The event started at 5 p.m. and was expected to continue until about 9 p.m. April 27. If the overflowing containers, laughter and fellowship are any indicator, a rocking good time is being had by all at Sulphur Springs Rotary Club’s 6th Annual Claws for a Cause Saturday. Event coordinators reported thousands of advance tickets were sold and numerous others...
read moreEAA Young Eagles Rally A Soaring Success
Ben Scarborough, a private pilot and member of the Sulphur Springs Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter, reported 14 volunteer pilots consistently taking kids up, during the EAA’s Young Eagles Rally at Sulphur Springs Municipal Airport on Saturday April 27. Some aircraft could take only one passenger, but others could take three to four passengers at a time. EAA anticipated taking up 80-100 kids during the three-hour rally. Scarborough said EAA is thankful for the good flying weather, as one of their recent events had been...
read moreTira News for April 24, 2019
BY JAN VAUGHN Robert and Yvonne Weir were blessed with a new granddaughter on Saturday, April 20. Her name is Everly Rose Weir and she is the child of Dustin and Natalie Weir.Yvonne reports, “We are so happy to welcome her into our family.”Yvonne adds, “Shanna Parkinson and her sons, Aaron and Caleb, visited and we all attended Oasis wrestling. It was a hoot. The boys won a really nice Easter basket with t-shirts and caps in it.”The Tira Volunteer Fire Department is having an Open House on Sunday afternoon, April 28, from 1 to 3 p.m. Please...
read moreDinner Bell Menu For April 24th, 2019
Community Partner: Fine Christian Ladies with Members of St. Philip’s Episcopal Church as Servers Garlic Parmesan Chicken Breasts Rice Pilaf Mediterranean Roasted Carrots Garden Salad Hot Rolls Chocolate Cherry Cake Chocolate Pudding (the no added sugar dessert) Same time (11:45 a.m.). Same place (Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church). Come join us and members of St. Philip’s Episcopal Church for a wonderful luncheon menu. Hope to see you.
read moreMitchell Chapel – Finger Licking Fried Catfish on Friday April 19th
This Friday, April 19, 2019, At 10:30am – Until ???, The Mitchell Chapel Church Of God In Christ Senior Choir Will Be Selling Hot, Finger Licking Fried Catfish Plates. The Plates Include: Fried Catfish, French Fries, Coleslaw, Bread, Dessert And A Drink For A Small Donation Of $8.00. And Yes All Of That For Just $8.00. So Stop By Mitchell Chapel Church Of God In Christ (402 South Jackson Street) And Grab You A Plate Or Two. If You Can’t Stop By Then Call (903-885-0338) And They Will Be More Than Happy To Deliver(2 Orders or more)…...
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