Search Continues For Members of ATV Crime Ring
Hurley and Local Law Enforcement
The last arrest was in February but Special Ranger Tony Hurley, Investigator for the Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association, says he and other law enforcement officers continue to seek one individual regarding the local theft of 11 All-Terrain Vehicles from Nor-Tex Tractor and one other member of the organized crime ring connected to the same type thefts in other areas. Arrests have been made from Seagoville, Texas to Oklahoma and Louisiana. Nine of those arrested were connected to the local theft.
Hopkins County Criminal investigators, Sulphur Springs Police Department Detectives, and Investigator Hurley have been working since last November with law enforcement across East Texas and beyond to round up what is thought to be a ring of some 20 or 21 individuals plying their trade of theft in Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Texas. The organized crime ring was responsible for the theft of eleven (11) utility, all-terrain vehicles locally. The units were stolen during two thefts occurring on April 23rd and November 23rd of 2015.
Leads in early January 2016 lead to seven (7) arrests and the recovery of twelve (12) Polaris Razors and two (2) Polaris Rangers. Approximately $234,000 in stolen property has been recovered including six (6) units from the November theft at Nor-Tex Tractors totaling $74,000 and eight (8) units stolen from other jurisdictions in Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Texas totaling $160,000. In early February two others were arrested.
The suspects involved in the theft at Nor-Tex have been linked to burglaries in Lindale, Tyler and numerous other jurisdictions in Texas as well as other states as far east as Tennessee.
Bad Check Pays For 3rd Degree Felony
Timothy Randall Mayo, 45
Timothy Randall Mayo, 45, of Bonham, Texas, was arrested at his residence Wednesday afternoon on a warrant for Theft of Livestock. According to Special Ranger Tony Hurley, Mayo wrote a check to the Sulphur Springs Livestock and Dairy Auction sale barn for a cattle purchase in February, but it turned out to be a worthless check and therefore Mayo committed a 3rd degree felony theft.
Hurley arrested Mayo at his Bonham residence and took him to the Bonham Police Department where a magistrates hearing was held by Fannin County Justice of the Peace Royce W. Smithey. Mayo was then transported to the Hopkins County Jail where he now sits on $40,000 bond for a 3rd Degree Felony Theft of Livestock, less than 10 head of cattle valued at less than $30,000.
IRS Scammers Change Tactics
The Internal Revenue Service has some advice for taxpayers this April Fool’s Day that may prevent them from being the victim of a tax scam: Don’t be fooled by scammers. Stay safe and be informed. Here are some of the most recent IRS-related scams to be on the lookout for:
Scammers Change Tactics. The IRS is receiving new reports of scammers calling under the guise of verifying tax return information over the phone. The latest variation on this scam uses the current tax filing season as a hook. Scam artists call saying they are from the IRS and have received your tax return, and they just need to verify a few details to process it. The scam tries to get you to give up personal information such as a Social Security number or personal financial information, such as bank numbers or credit cards.
Tax Refund Scam Artists Posing as TAP. In this new email scam targeting taxpayers, people are receiving emails that appear to come from the Taxpayer Advocacy Panel, a volunteer board that advises the IRS on issues affecting taxpayers. They try to trick you into providing personal and financial information. Do not respond or click the links in these emails. If you receive an email that appears to be from TAP regarding your personal tax information, forward it to [email protected].
Telephone Scams. Aggressive and threatening phone calls by criminals impersonating IRS agents remain an ongoing threat. The IRS has seen a surge of these phone scams in recent years as scam artists threaten taxpayers with police arrest, deportation, license revocation and more. These con artists often demand payment of back taxes on a prepaid debit card or by immediate wire transfer. Be alert to con artists impersonating IRS agents and demanding payment.
Note that the IRS will never:
- Call to demand immediate payment over the phone or call about taxes owed without first having mailed you a bill.
- Threaten to immediately bring in local police or other law enforcement groups to have you arrested for not paying.
- Demand that you pay taxes without giving you the opportunity to question or appeal the amount they say you owe.
- Require you to use a specific payment method for your taxes, such as a prepaid debit card.
- Ask for credit or debit card numbers over the phone or threaten to bring in local police or other law enforcement groups to have you arrested for not paying.
E-mail, Phishing and Malware Schemes. The IRS has seen an approximate 400 percent surge in phishing and malware incidents so far in the 2016 tax season.
The emails are designed to trick taxpayers into thinking these are official communications from the IRS or others in the tax industry, including tax software companies. The phishing schemes can ask taxpayers about a wide range of topics. Emails can seek information related to refunds, filing status, confirming personal information, ordering transcripts and verifying PIN information.
Variations of these scams can be seen via text messages, and the communications are being reported in every section of the country.
When people click on these email links, they are taken to sites designed to imitate an official-looking website, such as IRS.gov. The sites ask for Social Security numbers and other personal information, which could be used to help file false tax returns. The sites also may carry malware, which can infect your computer and allow criminals to access your files or track your keystrokes to gain information.
If you get a ‘phishing’ email, the IRS offers this advice:
- Don’t reply to the message.
- Don’t give out your personal or financial information.
- Forward the email to [email protected]. Then delete it.
- Don’t open any attachments or click on any links. They may have malicious code that will infect your computer.
More information on how to report phishing or phone scams is available on IRS.gov.
UPRA Spring Rodeo Planned by H C Rodeo Association
The Hopkins County Rodeo Association will put on the 2016 UPRA Spring Rodeo on Friday April 22 and Saturday April 23 at 7:30 pm in the Hopkins County Regional Civic Center arena. Besides true rodeo events, many fun and exciting “community” events are open for the public to enter, including Mutton Bustin’ for youth, Chuck Wagon races, Steer Scrambles for adults and Calf Scrambles for kids. A Boot Scramble for youngsters will take place during the Friday night performance only.
Free child’s tickets for the Friday night rodeo will be given to students of Sulphur Springs and Hopkins County schools, as well as Cooper, Rains and Mt. Vernon students. Friday April 22 ticket prices $10 adult, $8 children; Saturday April 23 ticket prices $12 adult (includes admission to dance) and $8 children. Both performances start at 7:30pm.For information, contact Oscar Aguilar at 903-243-0446.
Chamber Connection March 31st, 2016 by Meredith Caddell
Chamber Connection by Meredith Caddell
Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament—April 8th @ SS Country Club…Register NOW!
Registration forms are available NOW for the 27th Annual Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament that will take place on Friday, April 8th at the beautifully redesigned Sulphur Springs Country Club. If you would like more information, please call 903-885-6515. There are several morning tee times so get your forms in NOW! Tee times are guaranteed on a first come first paid basis. We will have lots of contest holes, hole in one chances plus much more!
2016 Diabetes Series, “Do Well, Be Well with Diabetes” begins Monday, April 4th.
Don’t miss the new Diabetes Series at the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office, beginning Monday, April 4th. The series is only $25 and they will meet April 4th, 7th, 11th, 14th & 18th at 1:30 at the Extension Office, located at 1200 Houston Street. Pre-registration is requested. For more information, please call Johanna Hicks at 903-885-3443.
Spring Clean for the City of Sulphur Springs is April 4th – 9th 7am-7pm
55+ Health Fair, Tuesday, April 5th from 9a-Noon @ The ROC (First Baptist Church)
Stop by the ROC, Tuesday, April 5th from 9a-Noon for health information, blood pressure checks and other medical test checks. There will be over 50 vendors including Hopkins County Memorial Hospital, Nursing & Rehabilitation homes, health care agencies and so much more. Over 25 different door prizes will be given away at 11:45am!
Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting for Sulphur Springs Antique Gallery, April 6th at Noon
Please join us for the grand opening for Sulphur Springs Antique Gallery, April 6th at Noon at 1130 Shannon Roade, E. The will have antiques, art, curiosities and more gallery. For more information call 903-569-4257.
We would like to welcome Dragon Ranch to the Hopkins County Chamber of Commerce!
Dragon Ranch is a unique gem which, after many years, is now available for private stays in country guest houses as well as events – from corporate retreats to ladies’ spa days or guys’ nights out to family reunions or weddings. The ranch is a preserve for nature features fish stocked ponds and lakes, modern art sculptures throughout the property, miles of hiking trails through woods, resident animals including Zig and Zag the zebras, and one of a kind architecture made of reclaimed materials.
Dragon Ranch is located just minutes off I30 between Greenville and Sulphur Springs TX, and only 1 hour from downtown Dallas. We will be hosting an open house & ribbon cutting on April 7th from 3-6 with the ribbon cutting at 5:00. Please visit this website to RSVP! You don’t want to miss it!
http://dragonranchopenhouse.eventbrite.com
2016 Tanner Higgins Warrior Run, Saturday, April 9th at Cooper Lake State Park
The Tanner Higgins Warrior Run was created to honor the memory of Sergeant Tanner Stone Higgins, 23, killed by enemy forces during a heavy firefight while conducting combat operations in Logar Province Afghanistan April 14, 2012. The Tanner Higgins Military Memorial Fund developed from the Warrior Run event is soon to be a 501c3 non-profit organization. The mission is “To serve men and women in uniform who serve their country or community.” The offer financial and social support beyond what the government offers to men and women of service and their families.
There are many opportunities to help the Memorial Fund…you may be a sponsor…on many different levels, or you may participate in the 5K run or 1K Grunt Run. For more information, please email Patti Sells at [email protected] or visit www.tannerstonehiggins.com.
Kid’s Safe Saturday will be held at Kid’s Kingdom @ Buford Park located at the corner of League Street and Connally Street in Sulphur Springs, TX on Saturday April 9th from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. We are excited to have your organization participate. Please complete the information below and return to Nancy Mumford (903-233-5228), at [email protected], or mail it to: Nancy Mumford, DFPS, 2130 Alpine Rd., Longview TX 75601. There is no fee to participate, however all participants in Kid’s Safe Saturday will need to provide the following:
- A table and chairs for your booth
- 4 packs of hotdog buns
- A fun activity for the kids to do at your booth
- Token giveaways for the kids
- 1 door prize for the kids (minimum $10.00)
- A message of safety and family wellbeing
Ribbon Cutting for The Chanler Salons, Wednesday, April 13th at 5:00pm
Renee Chanler would like to welcome everyone to their beautiful innovative new gallery of mini-salon suites, located at 468 Shannon Road. Each stylist has her own suite, so they can focus on just YOU! They provide spa, beauty and personal care! Come see one of their stylists…Renee Chanler, Mindy Bentley, Shelly Vittitow, Kory Dunnett, Misty Carr & Cami Williams. We will host their ribbon cutting Wednesday, April 13th at 5:00pm, so please stop by after work for light refreshments, beverages & wonderful hospitality! For more information or to schedule an appointment please call 903-885-3025.
2nd Annual Tennis Tournament & Fundraiser for CANHelp, Saturday, April 16th
Don’t miss this opportunity for a day of family fun. The 2nd Annual Play It Forward Tennis Tournament and fundraiser benefitting CANHelp. Proceeds from this even will allow CANHelp to continue to provide important services to the residents of Hopkins County in times of need. The even will be Saturday, April 16th at the Sulphur Springs High School Tennis Courts. All ages welcome along will all tennis skill levels. It will be round robin style doubles play. Guaranteed 3 matches & event t-shrit. They will also have a silent auction and concessions! Check in begins at 8:30 and you may pick up entry forms at CANHelp or register at www.canhelponline.org.
Women’s Strength Training & Nutrition Workshop, Saturday April 16th from 9:30-12:30
This workshop is for females of all ages and fitness levels to connect in a small group setting to discuss the benefits of strength/cardio training, body image, confidence building & nutrition. Women may also participate in a 45 minute body weight training session that includes a dynamic warm-up, modifications for anyone new to working out, cool down and breathing drills. Then, enjoy a post-workout recover shake & snack to refuel your body. There is a chance to win great prizes. The cost is only $20! This event will take place at Head to Toe Nutrition on the square at 101 Gilmer Street with Karen Sears hosting the workshop! You may drop off payment and register at 24 Hour Gym Fitness. Attendance is limited, so don’t delay!
Reilly Springs Jamboree presents Jack’s Western Swing Round Up, April 16th at 7pm
You don’t want to miss this great evening of entertainment at the Reilly Springs Jamboree, Saturday, April 16th at 7pm. Jack Phillips, along with Caroline Grace Wiseman, Abby Payne and Devon Dawson will be sure to provide a wonderful evening of Western Swing! For more information, please call Enola gay at 903-438-3568.
Poster Contest for all 5th Grade Students in Hopkins County
Deputy Kelly Wiser with the D.A.R. E. program invites all 5th graders in Hopkins County to participate in the Poster Contest, April 23rd! Topics for the posters may include illegal drugs, tobacco, alcohol, bullying, peer pressure, and/or prescription meds. All posters must be on poster board and students may use any resources on the poster. Entries must be submitted by April 23rd at 10:00am at the Sheriff’s office, 298 Rosemont Street. Awards for the best overall posters. They will also have a free hot do lunch for students. For questions, please contact Deputy Kelly Wiser at 903-438-4040 or [email protected].
Twogether in Texas Marriage Education Workshop
The next session will be held on Saturday, May 21, from 8:30 a.m. to approximately 3:30 p.m. at the Hopkins County Extension Office. The workshop is free and engaged couples will receive a certificate to save $60 upon applying for a marriage license. Topics covered will be marriage expectations, communication, conflict resolution, money management, and goals & dreams. Lunch and refreshments will be provided by local businesses. Please call 903-885-3443 to reserve seats.
We would like to welcome our newest members to the Chamber of Commerce:
Bryan Slaton Campaign
1213 Cedar Cove Plaza
Royse City, TX 75189
Bryan Slaton
469-585-2686
Campaign
That’s all for now…have a GREAT week!
Meredith Caddell
President/CEO
Hopkins County Chamber of Commerce
300 Connally Street
Sulphur Springs, TX 75482
903-885-6515-office
903-885-6516-fax
www.sulphursprings-tx.com
Plant with Tumors: Crown Gall of Rose
by Mario Villarino, DVM, Ph.D. Hopkins County Extension Agent
East Texas is widely known for using roses as focal points in our gardens. After all, roses can play a significant role of any landscape but particularly the Northeast Texas landscapes. Recently, a call from a professional landscaper pointed out a disease new to me in roses: crown galls in roses. This disease is caused by a tumor inducing bacterial that causes a growing gall at the end of the rose steams.
It starts as a spherical small light green swelling around the crown of the plant. This swelling also occurs below the soil line in the roots as well as on higher branches, depending on the infection site. After that the condition can worsen and more galls can develop secondary lesions growing unevenly eventually hardening into a dark, woody masses. The galls interfere with the plant ability to transport water and food supplies, producing other symptoms such as stunting, weakness, discoloration of leaves, dieback of shoots, increased susceptibility to winter injury or secondary infection leading to wilt and eventually in severe infections death, according to the extension publication “Crown Gall of Roses” written by Kevin Ong, Extension Plant Pathologist. According to Ong, there is no cure for the problem and control managements should include planting healthy plants, avoid injuries to the plants, avoid planting the rose in previously infected soils, cleaning tools before pruning, and removal of the complete plant if needed to avoid further spreading of the problem.
For more information on this or any other agricultural topic please contact me at [email protected] or call the Hopkins County Extension Office at 903-885-3443.
No Time For Boredom
Johanna Hicks
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
Family & Consumer Sciences
1200-B W. Houston
P.O.Box 518
Sulphur springs, TX 75483
903-885-3443 – phone
903-439-4909 – Fax
[email protected]
No Time for Boredom! Opportunities Abound!
March flew by so quickly! As I turn the page to April in my calendar, I’m amazed at the number of opportunities for individuals to be involved. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is sponsoring or partnering in many events this spring. We invite you to check out this list and contact us if you are interested in participating!
- Last call for registration for the 2016 spring series of “Do Well, Be Well with Diabetes.” This series will be held on Mondays and Thursdays, April 4, 7, 11, 14, and 18, at the Extension Office, 1200-B W. Houston Street, Sulphur Springs. Each day will cover a different topic, and guest speakers include experts in the field of diabetes management. The $25 fee, payable at the first session, covers all five sessions, materials, refreshments, and door prizes. Please call 903-885-3443 to sign up.
- 55+ Health Fair will take place on Tuesday, April 5, at the ROC (Recreation Outreach Center), 115 Putman Street, in Sulphur Springs. This is a free event, with lots of door prizes! Be sure to stop by the AgriLife Extension exhibit and say hello!
- Kids’ Safe Saturday, now in its 14th year (I think!), will take place on Saturday, April 9, in Buford Park, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Free hot dots, drinks, and ice cream sandwiches will be given as supplies last. Each exhibitor will have a game or fun activity for the kids. This event is targeted toward families of children age 12 and under. Door prizes, including bicycles, will be given. Be sure to stop by the AgriLife Extension exhibit for the nutrition spin wheel game and the School Health Advisory Committee exhibit for UV bead bracelets!
- 2016 Spring Tractor Supply 4-H Paper Clover campaign will take place April 13 thru 24. By donating $1 at check-out, you will be helping the 4-H program. This is a national campaign and proceeds from the local Tractor Supply Company will go toward our Hopkins County 4-H program. We sincerely appreciate TSC and all those who have contributed in past campaigns!
- District 4-H Contests will all take place in one weekend this year (except for shooting sports and livestock judging). April 15 and 16, Hopkins County will be well represented by fourteen individuals participating in Food Show, Fashion Show and Educational presentations at Texas A&M Commerce. Congratulations to each of these fine young people! I’ll be sure to report on the results as they become available.
- Do you want to learn to maintain your own septic system? Join us at the Extension Office on Monday, May 16, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. You must call our office to register. Cost of the training is $100. If you have questions, ask to speak to Mario.
- Beans & Cornbread supper and auction to benefit the Hopkins County 4-H Exchange trip, Wednesday, May 18, at the Sulphur Springs Livestock Auction, 1910 S. Broadway, Sulphur Springs. Approximately 16 4-H members and chaperones will be embarking on a road trip to Virginia in June upon the invitation of the Smythe County, Virginia 4-H and Extension staff. Join us around 4:00 p.m. for the festivities and help support this worthwhile cause!
- “Cooking Through the Seasons” cooking show will take place on Friday, May 20, at the ROC (Recreation Outreach Center), 115 Putman, Sulphur Springs, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Extension Family & Consumer Sciences (FCS)agents from Hopkins, Rains, and Wood Counties have put together an excellent event, featuring Chef Lyndsay Caldwell, Dietitian Kim Sellers, and of course, our FCS staff! We’ll have demonstrations focusing on New Year’s Resolutions, spring/summer produce, fall/winter baking, tablescapes for all occasions, and kitchen gadgets. Each attendee will receive color recipe cards for six complete menus (three recipes per menu!), goody bags, and sampling. Door prizes will also be given, and attendees will have the opportunity to visit exhibits. Cost is only $15. Contact our office or go to http://hopkins.agrilife.org and click on publications for the registration form.
- One of my favorite workshops to teach is “Twogether in Texas” marriage education workshop! Saturday, May 21, is the next event. It is absolutely free, and engaged couples will receive a certificate to save $60 upon applying for a marriage license. The workshop will be held at the Extension Office, 1200-B W. Houston, Sulphur Springs, from 8:30 a.m. to approximately 3:30 p.m. Interested couples are asked to call 903-885-3443 to sign up.
I guess that’s enough for now! There are many opportunities coming up in June and July, especially for our Hopkins County youth (Kids’ Camp: Fun, Food, Fitness; Skills Camp; Multi-county 4-H Camp; 4-H Exchange Trip; Ultra 4-H Leadership Lab; 4-H Project Tour Day; and 4-H Day Camp, just to name a few!) For more information on these and other programs, give us a call! As part of the Texas A&M University System, we are honored to bring quality educational programs to Hopkins County!
Closing Thought
Life is like a roll of toilet paper. The closer it gets to the end, the faster it goes – Andy Rooney
Business History Month: Hampton House Jewelry
Hampton House Jewelry is owned by a husband and wife duo on Main Street near downtown Sulphur Springs. Angela and Wes Hampton have owned several businesses in the past twenty-five years, but believe the jewelry business is their calling. Wes Hampton installed insulation for over thirty years of his life, but always had a deep interest in fossils, gemstones, and prehistoric life. Angela worked in the antique store that was located in the building where their current jewelry, and rock shop, exists for about a year and then the two purchased the building from the gentleman who ran the antique store. Angela went back to school to be a Jeweler in 2005 and has since graduated with several degrees. Wes also quit his insulation business and is now certified in Lapidary Arts, Faceting, and Casting.
Located inside the jewelry shop are many of the fossils and stones Wes has found on his expeditions. In the back room, in three cases, a Mosasaur that was excavated by Wes is on display. For sixteen years his collection was on display at Heritage Park museum with it’s own room but about a year ago it was relocated to their jewelry shop. “I believe God gave me the desires of my heart in my latter years of life and we are truly blessed. For us, this isn’t work. We enjoy every aspect of our business. I get the find the gems, cut them, and polish them while she works with our customers up front and designs where these stones go,” says Wes. In addition to creating new jewelry, the two also repair old pieces and make new things out of pieces that mean a lot to their customers. Hampton House is known for their custom work, replating jewelry, repair, restoration, and much more. Angela starts out by getting to know her customers, their style and continues working from that point. Hampton House is a “green” friendly jewelry store, they reuse what gold and gems to make your creations unique. To ensure their customers receive completely unique and quality creations the Hampton’s travel to gem shows all over the county. Both complete beautiful pieces for customers all over the United States, from New Jersey to California.
Hampton House Jewelry is located at 305 Main Street and can be found on Facebook and on their website www.hamptonhousejewelry.com.
Animal of the Week: Natasha
Natasha, who has been at the Shelter for roughly ten days, is a 4-5 month old pit mix who was found by a household that had returned from vacation only to discover two puppies outside their door. “Boris is a little retriever mix and is shorter than Natasha,” Animal Shelter Officer Barbi Blanch said. “Natasha was a tall, slender lady, so that’s how they got their names.”
The names of the two puppies come from the 1950s-60s animated cartoon Rocky and His Friends and The Bullwinkle Show. The two puppies were close friends throughout their time at the shelter. “We kept them in the same cage together and they got along,” Officer Blanch said. “They were very happy-go-lucky, and Boris got lucky and was adopted at the first off-site adoption he went to. Natasha is still looking for a home, and hopefully we can get her out of here soon.”
Natasha is predicted to remain slender and only slightly bigger in height than a regular pit. Despite the separation of her friend, Natasha continues to be a playful dog who craves attention from any people that she meets. “I think she’s actually a little happier,” Officer Blanch said. “She has the cage to herself, she has the food bowl to herself, and during the day she gets to go play with the other dogs. She enjoys being back their with the other dogs. But she definitely wants a person’s attention, because anytime someone walks by, she’s the one barking.”
In other news, construction continues on the outside kennels for the Shelter. Only the fences and gates need to be installed and a tarp placed over as a roof.
Natasha has received her first round of shots but has not yet been spayed. She is, however, old enough to be spayed upon adoption. Natasha will be in the off-site adoption this weekend Saturday, April 2 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. All adoptable animals will be present with the exception of two cats that will remain at the Shelter. Adoption rates for dogs not spayed or neutered is $100 and dogs that have received the operation are $50. Cats that are not spayed or neutered are $85 and cats that have received the operation are $40. The Shelter officers are offering a $50 special on the two cats currently at the Shelter together that will be kept together if possible.
“Updated” Severe Thunderstorm Watch For Hopkins County Has Been Cancelled
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS CANCELLED SEVERE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH 62 AS OF 8:40 P.M. WEDNESDAY NIGHT. THE WATCH HAD BEEN IN EFFECT UNTIL 1 AM CDT THURSDAY. THE WATCH WAS FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS IN TEXAS:
THIS WATCH INCLUDES 24 COUNTIES IN NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS
BELL CORYELL ELLIS
FALLS FANNIN FREESTONE
HILL HUNT KAUFMAN
LAMPASAS LIMESTONE MCLENNAN
NAVARRO ROCKWALL
IN NORTHEAST TEXAS
ANDERSON DELTA HENDERSON
HOPKINS LAMAR LEON
RAINS VAN ZANDT
IN SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS
MILAM ROBERTSON
THIS INCLUDES THE CITIES OF…ATHENS…BONHAM…
CALVERT…CAMERON…CANTON…
COPPERAS COVE…CORSICANA…EAST TAWAKONI…EDGEWOOD…EMORY…
ENNIS…FAIRFIELD…FORNEY…
GLENN HEIGHTS…GRAND SALINE…GREENVILLE…
GUN BARREL CITY…HEARNE…HILLSBORO…
KILLEEN…LAMPASAS…MARLIN…
PALESTINE…PARIS…POINT…
SULPHUR SPRINGS…TEAGUE…TEMPLE…
WAXAHACHIE AND WILLS POINT.
