Hopkins County Records for Feb. 14, 2020
Land Deed Transactions
- Jams Mark Matthews to Andy Evans; tract in the Alonzo Crowder survey
- Radke Partners LP to Spirit Reality LP; tract in the EP Gaines survey
- Raymon Gomez and Raymon Gomez Sr. Spa to Thomas Lee Baker; tract in the John Clark survey
- Patricia Ann Faubert Estate, Richard J. Faubert administrator, to Elizabeth Robin Brown, Cheralyn Suzanne Faubert, Richard J. Faubert and Roland W. Faubert; tract in the Franklin Marrs survey
- Theresa Krodle Hockett to Kevin Brent Krodle; tract in the FM Curren survey
- Jonathan Newsom to Anthony Santangelo; tract in the John Clark survey
- G & L Custom Homes LLC to Addie Robinson and Anthony Robinson; tract in the Shelby Tunnage survey
- Holli D. Richey and Michael D. Richey to Joe Russell Farrar and Katherine Farrar; tract in the Santos Coy survey
- Nancy J. Sullivan and Travis G. (John) Sullivan to Jeffrey Stevens and Robin Stevens; tract in the James S. Johnson survey
- Jose Santacruz and Mireya Santacruz to Alan Screws and Kim Screws; tract in the MA Bowlin survey
- Marc J. Fratter and Hoang Voss to Christopher Voss
- Craig Swindler to Adam James Wheeler and Jeanie Frances Wheeler; tract in the MA Bowlin survey
- Gary Boyd, Don Oneal, Mary Ann Oneal and Stacy R. Welch, successor trustee, to Mid Continental Investments LLC; tract in the Elizabeth Melton survey
- James Litzler successor trustee, Gary Yates and Louise Yates, to Everett Jennings; tract in the Santos Coy survey
- Karla New and Paul New to Billy Don Owens II and Crystal Owens; tract in the H. Bingham survey
- Raymond Mitchell and Shirley Mitchell to Karla New and Paul New; tract in the H. Bingham survey
- Maria Luisa Beles to Leticia Beles; tract in the JG Procello survey
- John Sullivan who is also known as Travis Sullivan and Nancy Sullivan to Catherine Elaine Wells and Jeff Wells; tract in the James S. Johnson survey
- Terry’s Yellow Truck Properties LP to Sulphur City Center LLC; tract in the MA Bowlin survey
- Megan Hanna, William Aaron Hanna and William Hanna SPA to Brigit Darrow and Justin Darrow; tract in the A. Richey survey
- Sandra Fernandez and Willy A. Fernandez Ortiz to Urbano Calixto; tract in the James R. McKee survey
- Joe E. Bain Jr. Family Trust, Ann Bain Rose trustee, to Rickey Bain; tract in the David Waggoner survey
- Garrison Uno LLC and Senesa Investments LLC to Rodrigo Rubira Branco and Thaisa Silva Martins Branco; tract in the R. Price survey
- Carolyn Kay Malone to Jacie K. Vaughn
- Mel Dietz and Vicki Dietz to Erica Whitlock and Josh Whitlock; tract in the PB Humes survey
- Judy C. Mangrum and W. Glenn Mangrum to Karl Glenn Mangrum and Kimbra Mangrum Mouser; tract in the GM Drew survey
- E and J Rentals to Cynthia L. Malone; tract in the MA Bowlin survey
- Elizabeth A. Wilburn and Stephen C. Wilburn to The Wilburn Family Trust, Elizabeth A. Wilburn and Stephen C. Wilburn, trustees; tract in the MA Bowlin survey
- Tammy Day, known as Tammy L. Wallis, to The Wallis Family Trust, Tammy L. Wallis trustee; tract in the J. Ybarbo survey
Applications for Marriage Licenses
- Josey Marquis-Antro Hicks and Shanique Deann Flanigan
- Jeffery David Fleming and Charlotte Marie Buchanan
Saltillo Lady Lions Win Warm Up Game to Prepare for Area Round Playoff Contest
The district champion Saltillo Lady Lions, ranked #11 in Class 1A, won a warm up game for the playoffs Thursday (February 13) defeating Lone Oak at Lone Oak, 55-31. As district champs, the Lady Lions get a bi-district bye. They will play next against the winner of a Throckmorton and Henrietta Midway game in the Area round with details to be determined. Thursday against Lone Oak, the Lady Lions got off to a good start leading 18-8 after the first quarter. Lone Oak outscored the Lady Lions, 9-8 in the second quarter but the Lady Lions still led 26-17 at halftime. The Lady Lions went up 45-23 after three quarters. The Lady Lions outscored Lone Oak, 10-8 in the fourth quarter to take the game, 55-31. Thursday Anna Reeder had a big game for the Lady Lions with 18 points. Jocelyn Ochoa and Julianna Giles had 8 points apiece. Kristina Wade scored 7 points. Chandler Bain added 6 points. Allie Lane scored 4 points. Brittney Peeples and Maddy Smith had 2 points each. The Lady Lions finished first in district with a 10-0 record. Their season record is now 29-7.
Lady Cats Softball Team Has a Tough Night At Wylie East in Scrimmage Game Thursday
The Lady Cats Softball Team struggled on the road in their second scrimmage of the season Thursday evening (February 13) as Wylie East won at home, 9-1. Due to the weather, the young Lady Cats have not seen much live pitching. The Lady Cats had only one hit and they committed three errors. Jadyn Harper had an RBI double for the Lady Cats in two at bats. Braylea Brewer scored the Lady Cats run and also stole a base. Addison Caddell drew a walk. Caddell also pitched the first 2 and 1/3 innings for the Lady Cats allowing 4 runs on 5 hits with 4 strikeouts and a walk. Denver Wyatt pitched the last inning and 2/3s for the Lady Cats allowing 3 earned runs on 5 hits with one walk. Next the Lady Cats open the regular season at home at their own Sulphur Springs Tournament that runs next Thursday through Saturday, February 20-22.
KSST is proud to be the official Wildcat and Lady Cat Station. We broadcast Sulphur Springs ISD games year round live on radio. When allowed, we also broadcast games via our YouTube channel.
Game Day Friday Features Basketball and Soccer, Plus Baseball Scrimmage News
There is basketball and soccer on this busy game day Friday (February 14). I’ll also have some Wildcats Baseball scrimmage news.
The Wildcats Basketball Team plays Royse City at home and the Wildcats, in second place, want to keep pressure on first place Mount Pleasant. Tonight there will be a Wildcats freshman game against Royse City at 5 p.m. The JV Wildcats play the Bulldogs JV at around 6:15 p.m. The varsity Wildcats take on Royse City at around 7:30 p.m. The Wildcats won when the two teams played in Royse City, 69-43 back on January 28. Day Day Hall had 26 points in that one and Grayson McClure scored 21. The Wildcats, ranked #10 in Class 5A, are 6-2 in district play and 24-8 for the season. Mount Pleasant plays at Lindale Friday night. KSST Radio will bring you Wildcats basketball against Royse City with live streaming audio and video. The game will also be videotaped for replay later on Ch. 18 on Suddenlink Cable.
The Lady Cats Basketball Team will be playing for a playoff spot as they take on Lindale at Emory Rains Friday at 6 p.m. Both teams are tied for the fourth and final playoff spot with 3-7 records. The winner faces Jacksonville Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Tyler Junior College.
The Wildcats Soccer Team plays their second district game, this one against Lindale, on the road Friday. The Wildcats at 1-0 in district play after winning at Greenville on Tuesday night, 2-1. There will be a JV game at 5:30 p.m. with the varsity match to follow at 7:15 p.m.
The Lady Cats Soccer Team is home again at Gerald Prim Stadium in their second district game as they host Lindale. The Lady Cats are 1-0 in district play after dominated Greenville, 6-1 Tuesday night at The Prim. There will be a JV match at 5:30 p.m. The Lady Cats varsity takes on Lindale at 7:15 p.m.
The planned Wildcats’ baseball scrimmage with Terrell set for Wildcat Park Friday has been canceled. Wildcats Coach Jerrod Hammack also said a planned Tuesday scrimmage at Hallsville has been moved to Monday.
KSST is proud to be the official Wildcat and Lady Cat Station. We broadcast Sulphur Springs ISD games year round live on radio. When allowed, we also broadcast games via our YouTube channel.
Diosdado Files Candidacy For Place 1 Seat On Sulphur Springs City Council
The election for Place 1 on Sulphur Springs City Council had drawn four candidates as of noon Friday, the last day of filing.
Vanessa Diosdado signed to run for Place 1 just before noon. She challenges Justin M. Brown, Jay W. Julian and Mark Bradley for the unexpired term Place 1 seat.
Vanessa Diosdado 
Mark Bradley
Justin M. Brown 
Jay W. Julian
Places 1 and 5 are the seats among the six up for election that were contacted as of 2 p.m. Friday. Ricardo Chavarria and Gary Spraggins are both running for the Place 5 seat.
Unchallenged as of 2 p.m. Feb. 14 were the following:
Also filing for council are:
Place 2 — Harold Nash Sr.
Place 3 — Oscar Aguilar
Place 6 — Doug Moore (incumbent)
Place 7 — John A. Sellers (incumbent)
The election for Places 1-3 and Place 5 are for unexpired terms of council members who resigned in December. Place 6-7 are full term seats.
The City Council Election will be held May 2.
February is Heart Month! Time for Cardiac Awareness
Cardiologist Dr. Jai Varma and Nolan Willis, Director of the Cath Lab at CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital in Sulphur Springs, visited the KSST studios on Valentine’s Day with a reminder that cardiac awareness is an expression of love! Prevention is essential to keep a healthy heart, given today’s statistics that one in two Americans have some form of cardiovascular disease. An invitation is extended to the public to attend a “Lunch and Learn” on Thursday February 20, 2020 at noon. You will hear Cardiologist Dr. Alleghetti speak, learn about heart catheterization and tour the Cath Lab and Radiology Departments at the hospital. And they gave some facts about the Cardiac Department of CHRISTUS hospital in Sulphur Springs.
According to Dr. Varma, every individual has his or her own set of risk factors for heart disease. Even persons who live a healthy lifestyle can suffer heart trouble due to genetic or other risk factors. Your risk factors can be determined during an annual physical, and this knowledge can help you be prepared and more determined to stay healthy! And, at CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital in Sulphur Springs, there is a cardiologist on call 24/7 as well as the Cath Lab on the ready 24/7. “Heart health actually begins with awareness and prevention” stated Dr. Varma.
Willis explained that the Cath Lab, or Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory, can correct blockages of the blood flow to legs, arms, neck and other parts of the body. The Cath Lab can also install pacemakers, which among the many functions, can correct abnormal heart rhythm as well as congestive heart failure. “The Cath Lab is a multi-faceted department which works in collaboration with Radiology and ER. One of the newest advantages is that of Coronary Calcium Scoring. This screening test, similar to a CT Scan, can reveal if calcium has built up in a patient’s arteries, which may be a precursor to heart failure”. He also stated “now, there is less and less reason for a heart patient to need to be transferred elsewhere. CHRISTUS Mother Frances in Sulphur Springs is striving to serve the large Northeast Texas community with the best and the latest in health care, right here in our back yard” stated Willis.
The Heart Month reminder is that everyone over age 21 needs to have an evaluation of their heart, which will reveal your risk factors. This can be done during an annual physical or check-up, and this valuable information will lead to the awareness you need to prevent heart disease.
Have you had a Cardiac Calcium Scoring?
A simple heart scan called coronary calcium scoring can detect your risk of cardiovascular disease. The noninvasive exam takes only minutes to perform and is used to determine the presence of calcified plaque in the arteries. Please consult with your primary care physician or call us at 903.438.4543 to schedule your screening for just $75.
Kenny Chesney Chillaxin Ticket Giveaway: VII
Unless a winner fails to pickup their tickets, this will be the final Kenny Chesney Giveaway.
KSST and KRVA are giving away tickets to the Kenny Chesney Chillaxin Concert at AT&T Stadium.
Chillaxification 2020 kicks off Saturday, April 18 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas – and culminates Friday, August 28 with his 20th show at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass. Tickets are on sale at seatgeek.com.
Rules and Information:
The passes must NOT be resold!
Unclaimed passes will be dispersed by KSST.
Employees of KSST/KRVA can’t win.
Winner’s names and picture will be posted on Facebook.
Previous Winners
2 Jailed For Burglary After Getting Truck With Stolen Items Stuck On Property
Feb 14, 2020 – Sheriff’s deputies caught a 36-year-old Emory man and 37-year-old Sulphur Springs woman with items they were accused of stealing from a residence and building on State Highway 19 south. The accused were unable to leave the scene as they got their truck stuck, according to arrest reports.
Hopkins County Sheriff’s deputies reportedly responded at 12:53 p.m. February 13th, 2020, to a State Highway 19 south location to a report of a possible burglary in process. People were suspected to be removing items from a structure on the property and had gotten their Ford Expedition stuck behind the residence, authorities were told.
Upon arrival, deputies contacted the complainant, who reported the residence is not currently being lived in. The owner was out of town, but when contacted indicated a desire to pursue charges, HCSO Deputy Aaron Chaney and Sgt. Shea Shaw alleged in arrest reports.
Julia Monica Gutierrez was with the complainant. Another suspect, identified in reports as Andrew Henry Blizzard, was alleged to be either on the property or to have possibly have fled. Blizzard, Gutierrez’s boyfriend, later returned and was taken into custody, according to arrest reports.
Gutierrez allegedly admitted to entering a storage building. She initially told officers she had removed documents from the building while Blizzard was gone and attempted to get information of the property owners because she was interested in buying the residence, Shaw and Chaney alleged in arrest reports. Gutierrez later admitted Blizzard was with her when she removed items from the building. She also reportedly admitted to looking at the property because it was abandoned. Documents believed to have come from the property were located inside the suspect’s vehicle.
Gutierrez allegedly admitted she and Blizzard spent several hours trying to get the truck they drove behind the residence unstuck. She claimed shovels and a ramp were removed from the building to assist in the attempt, deputies alleged in arrest reports.
The woman alleged she did not, however, go inside the residence in front of the storage building. Deputies reported finding a door to the residence had been forced open.
Both Gutierrez and Blizzard were taken into custody. A wrecker was called to remove the SUV. A probable cause search of the vehicle was conducted based on the suspect’s admission that it contained items involved in a burglary.
The homeowner, who is over age 65, met with investigators at the Hopkins County Sheriff Department and was able to identify a number of items. These items were found in the suspect’s vehicle, and missing from her property. The documents contained more than 20 identifying pieces of information.
Gutierrez and Blizzard were both arrested at 3 p.m. for fraudulent use or possession of identifying information belonging to an elderly person, burglary of a habitation and burglary of a building. Both remained in the county jail Friday morning, February 14th, 2020, according to jail reports.
If you have an emergency, dial 9-1-1
The Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office is located at 298 Rosemont Sulphur Springs, TX 75482. You can reach them for non-emergency matters at (903) 438-4040.
Erdmier Earns 1st in Paris Powerlifting Meet
SSISD Powerlifter Sable Erdmier received a 1st at a recent Paris, TX meet. She competes in the 165# weight class. Although official THSWPA standings had not been updated at the time of publication, Sable has accumulated a total of 825 points.
Erdmier achieved new personal bests in all three categories:
- Squat 330#
- Bench 135#
- Deadlift 360#
Erdmier will compete next Friday in a meet held in Commerce, TX.
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