PJC-Sulphur Springs Adds Truck Driving School to Workforce Program
TRUCK DRIVING
A truck driving school has been added to the workforce training program at the PJC-Sulphur Springs Center campus. The class, being taught by Bryce Walker (left), began classroom instruction last week and will start driver training this week. Two of the students, Larry McGill, center, and Mark Morton, review some rules with Walker during a recent class. For more information about the program, call the campus at 903-885-1232.
Arkansas Woman Arrested on Possession Charges
DPS stopped a 2010 Chevrolet Cobalt Sunday afternoon, February 3, 2019 for a traffic violation. Inside the vehicle they found a white tablet with a “pac man” logo believed to be ecstacy, a vial of thc oil and a clear plastic baggie containing marijuana. A marijuana cigar and a partially smoked marijuana cigar were also located.
The search of the vehicle was promoted by the smell of marijuana coming from inside the vehicle.
Debra Patrice Tayes, 27, of Little Rock, Arkansas was arrested for Possession of Controlled Substance Penalty Group 1, less than 1-gram; Possession of Controlled Substance Penalty Group 2, less than 1-gram; and Possession of Marijuana under 2 0z. She is in Hopkins County Jail held on bonds totaling $11,000.
Winnsboro Police Department Report January 28-February 3, 2019
Winnsboro Police arrested three, responded to 143 calls for service, issued 58 citations, and wrote 37 warnings during the January 28-February 3, 2019 report period.
Cameron Kull, 18, of Pickton, was arrested January 29th for possession of marijuana more than 2 oz but less than 4 oz.
Treyvon Henderson, 21, of Winnsboro, was arrested February 1st for Failure to Maintain Financial Responsibility and No Driver’s License.
Angela Hodges, 37, of Mt Vernon, was arrested February 3rd on a Franklin County Warrant and Possession of a Controlled Substance Penalty Group 1, more than 4-grams but less than 200-grams in a Drug Free Zone.
There were no accidents reported during the time period.
Dinner Bell Menu For February 6, 2019
Dinner Bell February 6, 2019
Community Partner:
An Anonymous Friend
Menu:
Baked Ham
Macaroni and Cheese
Greens (from a local garden)
Garden Salad
Cornbread Muffins and butter
Pear, Apple, Cranberry Crisp with Cinnamon Cream
Baked Pears (the no added sugar dessert)
Same time (11:45 a.m.). Same place (Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church). Come join us for a great meal and good visitation around the tables. Hope to see you!
Sulphur Springs City Council Agenda February 5, 2019
CITY OF SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEXAS
REGULAR MEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL
FEBRUARY 5, 2019
7:00 P.M.
The regular meeting of the Sulphur Springs City Council will be held at 7:00p.m. on Tuesday, February 5, 2019 in the Council Room at 201 North Davis Street. The following items will be discussed:
- Pledge of Allegiance to the United States Flag, Texas Flag, and invocation.
- Presentations, proclamations, and announcements: Black History Month
3. Manager’s report will include a status report of capital improvements, wastewater treatment plant operations, accidents and claims for the month, and a review of expenditures, revenues, purchases, and abatement orders.
4. Discussion/action on Consent Agenda.
5. Discussion/action on approval of the Annual Audit of Fiscal Year 2017- 2018.
6. Discussion/action on public hearing for second and final reading of Ordinance No. 2739, an ordinance of the City of Sulphur Springs, Texas, adopting the recommendations of the 2018 Charter Review Committee, approving proposed amendments to the City of Sulphur Springs, making recommendations for inclusion of proposed changes to the official ballot of the upcoming municipal election, making findings in support thereof, and overruling any ordinance in conflict herewith.
7. Discussion/action on first reading of Ordinance No. 2740 for annexation of Area 1, Pioneer Business Park and adjacent properties.
8. Discussion/action on first reading of Ordinance No. 2741 for annexation of Area 2, Heritage Business Park and adjacent properties.
9. Discussion/action on first reading of Ordinance No. 2742, a budget amendment for Ordinance No. 2727, the 2018 – 2019 Annual Budget Ordinance.
10. Discussion on report regarding traffic stops and arrests.
11. iscussion/action on Resolution No. 1160 amending an existing 380 Agreement for property located at 216 Main Street and authorizing the City Manager to execute the amended 380 Agreement.
12. Discussion/action on Resolution No. 1161 approving a homeland security grant application to the Officer of the Governor and designating the Mayor as the authorized official signatory.
13. Discussion/action on assignment of Airport Ground Lease for Lot 1220-17.
14. Discussion/action on bids and award of contract for solar LED lighting and poles for the Crosstown Trail project.
15. Discussion/action on Resolution No. 1162 calling for a general election for City Council Places 4 and 5, naming election judges, and setting dates for early voting. (La discusión/acción en la Resolución el numero 1062(S) pidiendo la elección coloca 4 y 5 llamando a jueces de elección, y poniendo fechas para la votación temprana.)
16. Discussion/action on Resolution No. 1163 calling for a special election to complete term of Place 6. (Discusión/acción sobre la resolución no. 1163(S) pidiendo una elección especial para completar el término del lugar 6)
17. Discussion/action on Resolution No. 1164 calling for a special election to amend the Charter of the City of Sulphur Springs, Texas. (Discusión/acción sobre la resolución no. 1164(S) pidiendo una elección especial para enmendar la carta de la ciudad de Sulphur Springs, Texas.)
18. Discussion/action on purchase of election equipment.
19. Discussion/action on Resolution No. 1165 expressing support for the proposed renovation of the Trinity Oaks Apartments located at 600 Woodlawn and their application request for housing tax credits, waiving $250 in fees for the project and authorizing Mayor John A. Sellers to sign the resolution.
20. Discussion/action on bids and award of contract for Highway 11 West Lift Station relocation.
21. Visitors and public forum.
22. Adjourn.
Wildcats Defeat Tigers; Team Manager Scores Opening Basket
Editor’s Note: Game video link in article.
The #4 ranked Wildcats’ basketball team broke open a tight game in the third quarter by scoring 11 points in a row on their way to a 59-46 win over Mount Pleasant Friday night (February 1) at home. The run took the Wildcats from 3 points behind at 32-29 to a 40-32 point lead. The Wildcats went into the fourth quarter with a 42-35 lead. They padded their victory margin by outscoring the Tigers 17-11 in the fourth quarter.
The Wildcats led after the first quarter, 14-11. Mount Pleasant rallied in the second quarter outscoring the Wildcats, 12-8 to take a 23-22 lead into halftime. A strong inside game fueled the Wildcats win.
6-foot 5 forward Sadaidriene Day Day Hall led the Wildcats with 26 points including 16 in the second half.
6-foot-9 post Xavier Cork added 15 points.
Grayson McClure scored 9 points on 3 three-point baskets.
Jeremiah Roland added 6 points on 2 three-point shots.
Cameron Kahn scored 3 points.
Mount Pleasant was led by senior point guard Anterius Beard with 15 points and sophomore Brock Cooper with 10 points. Mount Pleasant slips to 1-6 in district play and 13-16 for the season.
The Wildcats remain atop the district standings with a 7-0 record. They improve to 21-8 for the season. They have won 8 straight games. Friday was senior night for the Wildcats (Game video includes senior night introductions .) They honored Jeremiah Roland, Duece Berry, Xavier Cork, Keaston Willis and Manager Dylan Jester.
In an on purpose false start to the game, Jester was named as a starter for the Wildcats and scored a basket (see game video here). (Game video includes senior night introductions) Mount Pleasant Coach Joey Chism agreed to go along with the false start and the crowd roared its’ approval.
The Wildcats have three tough road trips left on the district schedule. Perhaps the toughest takes place next Tuesday in Texarkana as the Wildcats travel to Texas High.
Quick Start, Big Lead, Lady Cats Win Friday Night
A quick start allowed the Lady Cats’ basketball team to get out to a big lead early on their way to a 55-25 over Mount Pleasant Friday night (February 1) in the Main Gym at Sulphur Springs High School.
The Lady Cats led 13-2 after one quarter and 29-12 at the half. The Lady Cats increased their lead after three quarters to 39-18. The Lady Cats outscored the Lady Tigers, 16-7.
Sadavia Porter led the Lady Cats with 23 points.
Danielle Godbolt scored 12 points and
Autumn Tanton had 11 points.
Tarayla Kelley scored 4 points.
Te’Arria Rose scored 3 points and
Aliyah Abron got 2 points.
Lady Tiger Kenya Bates had a team high 9 points. Mount Pleasant is now 4-5 in district play but still appear to have the district #4 seed wrapped up.
The third place Lady Cats improved to 6-3 in district play and 23-6 for the season. The Lady Cats end district play at Texas High Tuesday night.
Soccer: Wildcats Tie Lucas Lovejoy, Lady Cat Lose to Wyle
Wildcats Soccer 1, Lucas Lovejoy 1 (Tie)
The Wildcats’ soccer team was impressive Friday night (February 1) as they fought to a 1-1 tie against Lovejoy in Lucas Friday night. The lone Wildcats goal was scored by Alexis Escobedo. Kevin Yanez got an assist on the goal. The match brought together last season’s bi-district opponents. The Wildcats season record is now 4-5-2. Wildcats Soccer Coach Alexi Upton said it’s finally coming together for the Wildcats. He added the Wildcats look amazing and are playing so fluid and strong. Coach Upton said the Wildcats out worked and out possessed the Leopards. The Wildcats play Melissa next Friday night as part of a Lady Cat and Wildcat soccer doubleheader at Gerald Prim Stadium. The Lady Cats play Melissa at 5:30 p.m. and then the Wildcats take on Melissa at 7 p.m.
Wylie East 3, Lady Cats Soccer 1
The Lady Cats’ soccer team hung with Wylie East for most of the night Friday night (February 1) at Gerald Prim Stadium but the Lady Raiders finally secured the victory with a late goal winning 3-1. Wylie East led 2-1 for the vast majority of the match. The game was a rematch of last year’s very competitive bi-district bi-district battle. The Lady Cats are now 0-9-3 for the season. They play Nevada Community next Tuesday at 7 p.m.
