Drive-Thru COVID Testing Now Available Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday At CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic Primary Care
By Holly Ragan, Senior Market Development, CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital – Sulphur Springs, [email protected]
No Excuses – October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Nothing will keep us from making your breast health a priority, whether you need a mammogram, help choosing the right physician or treatment plan, from chemotherapy to radiation to surgery. We provide safe, high-quality care in our brand new, state-of-the-art Ruth & Jack Gillis Women’s Center.
Schedule an appointment for your local 3D mammogram today by calling 903-438-4325.
COVID Testing
Do you need a COVID test, but are unable to get in to see your provider for testing or an appointment?
- CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic Primary Care in Sulphur Springs is offering an opportunity for patients to be tested for COVID-19 without having to be seen by a provider.
- Drive-thru testing is available Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. in the parking lot of 100 Medical Circle; no appointment required.
- Patients do not need to leave their vehicle. Someone will be out to get patient information and perform the COVID-19 test.
- Patients will be required to sign up for MyChart.
- Results of COVID testing will be available to patients via MyChart.
Thank you for your patience
Due to COVID-19 cases in Hopkins County, please expect “longer than usual” wait times in the Emergency Department. Rest assured we are doing everything we can to provide high quality care in a timely manner. Thank you in advance for allowing us to provide for your healthcare needs, while extending grace to our staff.
COVID Vaccine Clinics
CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital – Sulphur Springs will host a COVID Vaccine Clinic every Friday morning from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the main lobby of the hospital until further notice. The available vaccines include Moderna (2-doses, ages 18 and older) and Pfizer (2-doses, ages 12 and older). Appointments not required, but parent/guardian must accompany anyone 17 and younger.
Missing COVID card?
Don’t worry – We manage your medical records if you had your vaccine administered at a CHRISTUS location. You may log in to your “MyChart” account to access the record. If you don’t have a MyChart account, you can call 903-885-3181 to get that setup. You will need a working email address. Or, you may contact Health Information Management. If you need medical records, please use one of the following options:
- Please call 903-439-4045 to speak to staff members who can send your records to care providers for you or to request your medical records. You will need to complete an authorization form, complete and return, along with a copy of your identification, to our office via fax or email. The fax number is 903-439-4704.
- We are available Monday – Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Hospital Visitation
Please note the following guidelines:
- Visitors must acquire masks themselves prior to entering our facility; cloth masks are acceptable. Masks must cover both the nose and the mouth. Visitors must remain masked during their time in the hospital.
- Minor-aged visitors must be accompanied by an adult, be free of symptoms and able to comply with masking and hygiene expectations throughout the visit.
- Emergency Department entrance open 24/7
- Main Entrance open 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday – Friday
- Gift Shop open
- Visiting hours are 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- Types of Visitors:
- COVID receiving aerosol treatments: via tele-visitation only.
- COVID not receiving aerosol treatments: 1 Essential support person for the duration of hospital stay. Essential support person will be given a visible wrist band for identification purposes.
- ICU/ER: 1 Essential support person only.
- All other patients may have 1 Essential support person and 1 visitor (up to 2 persons in room at a time).
- Types of Visitors:
CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic Urgent Care Hours of Operation
The CHRISTUS Urgent Care hours of operation are as follows:
- In-Person Care Hours
- Monday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- Tuesday, closed
- Wednesday-Saturday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- Sunday, closed.
- Virtual Visit Hours
- Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- To schedule a virtual visit, please visit urgentcare.christushealth.org, then select your location and click “Virtual Visit”
The Urgent Care is located at 1339 South Broadway St., and the phone number to call is 903.951.1001.
CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Health System includes CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospitals – Tyler, South Tyler, Jacksonville, Winnsboro and Sulphur Springs; the CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Louis and Peaches Owen Heart Hospital – Tyler; CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Rehabilitation Hospital, a partner of Encompass Health; Tyler Continue CARE Hospital at CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital, a long-term acute care facility; and CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic.
CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic is the area’s preferred multi-specialty medical group, with more than 400 Physicians and Advanced Practice Providers representing 36 specialties in 34 locations serving Northeast Texas across 41 counties.
For more information on services available through CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Health System, visit christustmf.org
- Bed count – 402 – CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital – Tyler
- Bed count – 8 – CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital – South Tyler
- Bed count – 25 – CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital – Jacksonville
- Bed Count – 96 – CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital – Sulphur Springs
- Bed count – 25 – CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital – Winnsboro
- Bed count – 94 – CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Rehabilitation Hospital
- Bed count – 96 – CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Louis and Peaches Owen Heart – Tyler
- Bed count – 51 – Tyler Continue CARE Hospital at CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital
“If Headstones Could Talk” Cemetery Walk is November 7 at City Cemetery
The Hopkins County Genealogical Society will once again bring local history to life with this Autumn’s guided living history tour. See and hear as a few “residents” recall what life was like in Sulphur Springs during their day. These former members of local society will be portrayed by Hopkins County Genealogical Society members outfitted in the period costume of doctors, judges, businessmen and housewives. You’ll be informed and entertained as they relate their sometimes humorous life stories amid the shady picturesque settings inside Sulphur Springs City Cemetery on Seventh Street.
The leisurely afternoon walking tour is planned for 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Reserve your spot on the tour set for Sunday November 7, 2021 by calling the Genealogical Society Research Library at 903-885-8523 or in person at 611 North Davis. The cost is $10 per person. Plan to bring a friend or the family!
Winnsboro Police Department Oct. 18-24, 2021 Media Report
The Winnsboro Police Department’s weekly media report for Oct. 18-24, 2021, included the following:
Arrests
- Preston Berry, age 25, of Winnsboro was arrested on October 18, 2021, on a Franklin County warrant for an alleged aggravated sexual assault of a child charge.
- William Rush, age 29, of Winnsboro was arrested on October 22, 2021, on a family violence assault impeding breathing or circulation charge.
- Joseph Bearden, age 57, of Winnsboro was arrested on October 23, 2021, on a driving while license invalid with previous convictions charge and a resisting arrest, search, and transport charge.
Calls for Service
- The Winnsboro Police Department responded to a total of 149 calls for service during this reporting period.
Citations
- The Winnsboro Police Department issued 35 citations and 48 warnings during this reporting period.
2021 Winners in the Hopkins Rains County Hay Show Based on Protein Analysis
The annual Hopkins Rains County Hay Show was held on Thursday October 21, 2021 in the arena foyer at the Civic Center. Hay farmers and local banking institutions made up most of the attendance, and they enjoyed fellowship as well as a BBQ lunch catered by Wrights BBQ prior to the announcement of winners. The Hay Show is sponsored annually by Hopkins-Rains Water and Soil Conservation District office headquartered in Sulphur Springs. Another feature of the Hay Show is to direct attention to the Scholarship Program offered by H-R SWCD for high school seniors who plan to pursue a degree in Agricultural Science. Hopkins and Rains county high schools will have applications for students to pick up starting January 1. The next selection of scholarship recipients will be announced during May 2022.
There were 21 hay entries this year,with the top ten places determined by judging based on protein analysis of the samples turned in by the growers. The North East Texas Farmer’s Co-op testing lab provided the analysis of the various types of hay entered, and that service is done free of charge for the growers. Andy Wright, who offers support as a board member of H-R Soil and Water Conservation and of the Hopkins Rains County Farm Bureau, is frequently the emcee of the event but this year could not attend. In his place, Kody Koon did the honors, and Wade Bartley served as Auctioneer of the winning hay samples. Forage growers in Hopkins and Rains counties can benefit from taking advantage of the annual Autumn testing opportunity, and from it can discover what practices they may do for improvement to increase protein percentages. It’s a way to improve the forages they grow for their own herds, as well as hay crops which enter the local hay market.
Sponsored by the Hopkins/Rains County Soil and Water Conservation District, the annual Hay Show spotlights hay growers in Hopkins and Rains counties. It also congratulates them on the meticulous methods they practice to produce the best forage despite various weather and industry challenges. Every year’s challenges are different, and it’s time to recognize these hardworking farmers and ranchers who contribute to our nation’s food supply as well as local economies. A special thank you goes out to the auction buyers and to NE Texas Farmers Coop for the forage testing. Please check below for the list of 2021 winners.
Representing the Hopkins/Rains County Soil and Water District, Kody Koon brought in the winning top ten samples out of the 21 hay entries for 2021. Kody also stood in for Andy Wright as emcee for this year’s event held in the Hopkins County Civic Center arena.
Wade Bartley auctions the hay samples to buyers in the audience 
L. to R. Keith Shurtleff, President of Alliance Bank, and Doug McCool First Place Hay Show winner was Don McCool who ranches near the Shirley Community in southwest Hopkins County. His hay sample was purchased at auction by Alliance Bank for $1,800. Winners are based on the protein percentage of the hay sample. McCool’s second-cutting entry was the highest, at 13.21 protein. The lab analysis of the entries was conducted by the NE Texas Farmers Co-op. 
Pictured are some of the winners of the 2021 HRC SWCD Hay Show. Congratulations! 
Hay Shows always have great fellowship with a delicious BBQ lunch by Wright’s BBQ! 
Hay Shows always have great fellowship with a delicious BBQ lunch by Wright’s BBQ!
Kody Koon reminds everyone of another annual aspect of the Hay Show. That is the promotion of the HRSWCD Scholarships Program for high school seniors who will enter college to pursue a degree in an Agriculture-related field. Two applications are selected annually, one from a Hopkins County school and one from a Rains County school. Applications may be made starting in January 2022. Selection of recipients is made just prior to school graduation time in May. For an application, contact 903-885-443 or go to 530 Hillcrest Drive Suite 2 in Sulphur Springs.
Congratulations to the winners and thank you to all the growers who participated!
- 1. Doug McCool -13.21 Sample purchased for $1800 by Alliance Bank
- 2. Don, Marilyn Smith -12.6 City National Bank $1200
- 3. Shawn Moore -12.48 North East Tx Farmers Co-op $900
- 4. Henry Potts -12.45 City National Bank $1100
- 5. Ricky Glossup -12.36 Texas Heritage Ntl Bank $1050
- 6. Kyle Koon -12.12 Hopkins Rains Farm Bureau $950
- 7. Shawn Moore – (2nd Entry) Hopkins Rains Farm Bureau $800
- 8. Tom Glossup -10.62 Alliance Bank/FarmersCoop $1000
- 9. Diron Young- 9.5 Hopkins Rains Farm Bureau $950
- 10. Scott Young -9.67 Potts Feed, Emory $900
- Kody Koon
- Tommy Long
- Leon Gunn
- Tim Loper
Lady Cats Volleyball Team Swept by Hallsville on Friday’s Senior Night
Things did not go as planned on Friday, Oct. 22 when Sulphur Springs hosted Hallsville on senior night for the volleyball program.
Seven seniors were honored Friday, in numerical order:
- #1, Parris Pickett
- #2, Brooklynn Burnside
- #3, Myssiah Dugan
- #4, Peyton Hammock
- #5, A.J. Dodd
- #7, Ellikate Daniel
- and #15, Kaslyn Hurley,
but the Lady Cats of Hallsville were set to get their second win over Sulphur Springs on the 2021 season and it showed early as Hallsville took set one 25-19.
Set two was all Hallsville all the time, as the visiting Lady Cats dominated the set 25-10.
Sulphur Springs, led by head coach Bailey Dorner, realizing a second straight loss was upon them, fought relentlessly to win a set versus Hallsville but fell short in the third set 27-25 and as a result were swept by the visiting Lady Cats 3-0.
The loss drops the Lady Cats volleyball team’s season record to 20-16 overall (6-5 district).
The loss is also the second straight for Sulphur Springs.
They will look to get back in the win column tomorrow when they travel to Longview to take on the Lady Lobos in their regular season finale.
That match is set to begin Tuesday, Oct. 26 at 5 P.M. starting with JV/freshmen teams and will follow with the varsity at 6 P.M.
While the loss and second straight is a tough pill to swallow, it goes down easier for the program since Sulphur Springs already clinched the four seed from District 15-5A for the playoffs.
Coach Greg Owens, head football coach and athletic director of SSISD said after Saturday’s coach’s show that he anticipates a Monday, Nov. 1 date for the Bi-District round of playoffs.
But before they can shift their focus to their playoff opponent next week, first they will have to get past the Lady Lobos.
Tuesday’s match in Longview will be broadcasted on to KSST 1230 AM.
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.
All Hopkins County Veterans And Service Members Invited To SSHS Veterans Day Program
Sulphur Springs High School Monday announced the return of its traditional Veterans Day program for all Hopkins County Veterans and Service Members. The SSHS Veterans Day program will be held at Sulphur Springs High School on Thursday, November 11. A reception will be hosted in the SSHS Library from 12 to 1:30 p.m., and the program will be follow in the SSHS gym from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Nov. 11.
CANHelp’s 17th Annual Fall Coat & Blanket Drive
The winter months can be a tough time for everyone, especially those already struggling to get by. Thankfully, for those in Hopkins County, help is available. Please join CANHelp by participating in their 17th Annual Fall Coat & Blanket Drive to ensure everyone in Hopkins County stays warm this winter.
This week, CANHelp and its partners began accepting new and gently used coats and blankets of all sizes from now through the end of the year. In seventeen years, CANHelp’s Annual Fall Coat & Blanket Drive has provided thousands of coats and blankets to those in need in our communities. It is a great way for individuals and families to make a difference in the lives of their neighbors by giving new or clean gently coats and blankets that are no longer needed.
For the past few years, CANHelp has also chosen a local Hopkins County school to provide new coats for students of all ages in need. This year, we are excited to choose North Hopkins ISD.
Donations may be dropped off at CANHelp located at 613 Gilmer St. or at City National Bank (Mockingbird Lane location), Alliance Bank (Downtown location), iFocus Vision Care, Head2Toe Nutrition, and Starbucks all located in Sulphur Springs. Anyone wishing to make a monetary donation toward the purchase of coats can also scan the QR code on the official flyer or visit www.canhelponline.org.
All donated coats and blankets will be distributed at CANHelp to those in need. If you are in need of a coat or blanket or know someone who is, contact CANHelp at 903-885-9797 ext. 3 for more details or stop by the CANHelp office and provide proof of Hopkins County residency.
Screamfest: Have Fun and Find What’s Your Reality at VR Social
VR Social is owned by Scott Hanson. He has been in the computer and gaming scene from the day his parents bought him an Atari 2600 for Christmas. From there it was the gift of an Atari 800XL with a modem that brought him into the world of hacking and BBSes (Bulletin Board Systems). Scott Hanson always loves to discuss the latest in technology trends, so never hesitate to stop in and say hello.
VR Social is a place where virtual reality is used to create a collaborative space for people of a variety of backgrounds. Virtual Reality is more than games. VR Social uses virtual reality to explore the world, travel to the top of the Eiffel tower, dive deep down into the sea, create a cosmos experience with star particles, create art, and so much more.
Upcoming VR Social Halloween Events 2021
- 2nd Annual Halloween ScreamFEST starts Oct. 25.
- Starting Monday, Oct. 25, enjoy a week of horror movies every night behind our building. Bring a blanket and chairs.
- On Friday, Oct. 29, and continuing on Saturday, Oct. 30, bring your pet out for a special Spooky Pet Photo booth. A $10 donation is asked. You’ll receive digital photos and a Polaroid photo of you and your pet. The ENTIRE proceeds will go to LetLoveLivem to support their mission to find homes and sanctuary for all animals in East Texas with a No-Kill philosophy.
- On Friday, Oct. 29, at 6 p.m., join us for a GHOST GLOW Ride! This is a FREE Family bicycle riding event (perfect for Trunk-n-Treat rounds). Meet at VR Social in costumes, then plan to ride to Coleman Park. Lets crowd the streets with ghosts and goblins on bikes!
- The week of ScreamFEST culminates on Saturday, Oct. 30, at 9 p.m. with a DEAD WALKING Event. Help generate SCREAMS on the Sulphur Springs Square! Zombies, werewolves, ghosts, grim reapers and aliens welcome to “dead walk” in costume from VR Social to the Square and back. Don scary costumes and for great pictures! This late night walk is great family fun for Halloween.
Details for each of these events are on our Facebook Events Page:
- Monday, Oct 25-Friday, Oct. 29 – Horror Film Marathon
- Friday, Oct 29, and Saturday, Oct. 30 – Spooky Pet Photo Booth FUNDRAISER
- Friday, Oct 29 – GHOST GLOW Ride
- Saturday, Oct 30 – DEAD WALKING on the Square!
2021 Hopkins County Stew Contest Champions
Although the final count for ticket sales aren’t yet in, the 52nd Annual World Champion Hopkins County Stew Contest was estimated to have drawn well over 6,000 to Buford Park Saturday morning, Oct. 23, to sample some of this year’s entries. Overall, 150 signed up to compete in the 2021 Hopkins County Stew contest. However, due to some personal emergencies, a few teams had to back out prior, leaving 145 pots of stew. Several also dress up and decorated for contention in the campsite contest.
Although the actual stew judging and serving didn’t occur until late Saturday morning, many competitors followed tradition by setting up their campsite Friday and participating in the day’s tailgate activities, which included an appetizer contest and a concert. A Stew Market also was offered both days on the south side of the park.
“Thank you to everyone who volunteered, cooked, sponsored and attended the 52nd Annual Hopkins County Stew Contest on Saturday. I appreciate the patience, cooperation and hard work that so many people contributed in my first official stew. I am truly appreciative!” said Butch Burney, President/CEO of Hopkins County Chamber of Commerce.
Earning recognition for their Tailgate Appetizer Friday evening were Juan and Ashley Ortiz. Their site was sponsored by Smoke Eaters BBQ. Their $300 appetizer prize was provided by McKay Law Firm and Diversified Storage Systems
The John Chester Award for Super Campsite winner was site #111, lead by Wade Juarez and Anida Reed, and sponsored by Diamond Bar J. Their $250 prize was provided by Interstate Body Shop.
The first place Super Stew Beef was cooked at site #62, by the team of Tonya and James Ross and Brent McClendon, who were sponsored by Alliance Bank. Their $500 prize money was provided by Sulphur Springs Nottingham Dodge. Their winning quart of Super Stew Beef was purchased for $900 by Texas Modern Gastroenterology.
The first place Super Stew Chicken was prepared at site # 484 by the team of Kylie Smith and Katey Brown, sponsored by Financial Solutions. Their prize money of $500 was provided by Atmos Energy. Their winning quart of Super Stew Chicken was purchased for $900 by Clayton Homes.
The second place Super Stew Beef award was prepared at site # 468, by the team of Garrett Glass and Laura Glass, sponsored by Guaranty Bank and Trust. Their prize money of $250 was sponsored by Sulphur Springs Nottingham Dodge. The second-place Super Stew Beef was purchased for $500 by Oncor.
The second place Super Stew Chicken was prepared at site #125 by the team of Lawana Hohenberger and Broc Hohenberger, sponsored by Bulkley Trucking. Their prize money of $250 was sponsored by Sulphur Springs Nottingham Dodge. The second-place Super Stew Chicken was purchased for $500 by Our Savior Lutheran Church.
The third place Super Stew Beef award went to site # 480 cooks Steve Littlefield and James McMahan, sponsored by ReMax Advanced. Their prize money of $100 was sponsored by Jiffy Signs. Their third-place Super Stew Beef was purchased for $300 by Hampton Inn.
The third place Super Stew Chicken award went to site # 29 cooks Nancy Fite and Larry Fite, sponsored by Berry Appraisal-Ricky Berry. Their prize money of $100 was sponsored by Bright Star Baking Their third-place Super Stew Chicken was purchased for $300 by Sulphur Springs News-Telegram.
Honorable Mention in the Super Stew Beef contest went to site #15 cooks John Wilburn and Rudy Ellis, who were sponsored by Simply Eventful Wedding Planning.
Honorable Mention in the Super Stew Chicken contest went to site #25 cooks Kimberly Kirkland and D’Anne Chaney, who were sponsored by I3 Verticals/NetData.
The first place Chicken Stew winner was the team from site #114, lead by Jeff Tiemeyer and Andy Crouch and sponsored by The Way Bible Church. Their prize money of $300 was provided by Sulphur Springs Country Club. Their first-place chicken stew was purchased for $600 by GDC Industrial.
The second place Chicken Stew winner was the team from site #64, Carley Vickery and Bobby Vickery, sponsored by Landers Creek Outfitters. Their prize money of $150 was provided by The Pawn Shop. Their second-place chicken stew was purchased for $450 by Farm Country.
Third place chicken winner was the team from site #58, Tony Bassham and Vicki Bassham, sponsored by All Seasons Outdoor Power. Their prize money of $100 was provided by Corner Grubhouse. Their third-place stew was purchased for $250 by Dr. Liao.
Honorable mention in the Chicken Stew contest went to # 210 Juan Ortiz and Ashley Ortiz, sponsored by Smoke Eaters BBQ.
The first place Beef Stew winner was the team from # 86, Jeff Sanders and Anitha Sanderson, sponsored by CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital-Sulphur Springs. Their $300 prize money was provided by Texas Farm Credit. Their first-place stew was purchased for $600 by Republic Services.
Second place Beef Stew winner was team from site # 61, Debbie Horton and Donnie Peters, sponsored by Northeast Texas Farmers Co-op. Their $150 prize money was provided by US Health/BJ Stewart. Their second-place stew was purchased for $450 by Farm Country.
Third place beef stew winner was the team from site # 199 Ernie Franklin and Ashley Franklin, sponsored by Independence Baptist Church. Their $100 prize money was provided by Corner Grubhouse. Their third-place stew was purchased for $250 by Dr. Liao.
Honorable Mention in the Beef Stew contest was prepared at site # 459 by the team of Patricia Grossenbacher and Buddy Sawyer, sponsored by BEF Foods.
The winner of the 2021 Campsite and Costume Contest was site # 210, prepared by the Juan and Ashley Ortiz team, which was sponsored b Smoke Eaters BBQ. Their $200 prize was provided by Super Handy. The Ortiz family sponsored by Smoke Eaters BBQ also won the Tailgate Appetizer Contest Friday, for which they were awarded the $300 prize provided by McKay Law Firm and Diversified Storage Systems.
Receiving honorable mention in the Campsite and Costume Contest was site # 213, captained by Jo Lawson and sponsored by Lone Star RV Retreat and Farm Country. She received a medal.
Chamber o President/CEO Butch Burney also expressed thanks to the many volunteers as well as sponsors without whom the annual Stew Contest would not be possible.
Sponsors who provided products for the contest included:
- Alliance Bank, Alliance Bank Financial Services and Gaylean Insurance – Title Sponsor
- Saputo – Cheese Sponsor
- Southwest Dairy Museum, Jay Hodge Chevrolet, RBC Construction, Interstate Body Shop and Brookshires – Cheese Sponsors
- City National Bank – Friday night concert sponsor
Service tents were provided by:
- ProSlab Foundation Repair
- Hopkins County Dental
- CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital-Sulphur Springs
- Coldwell Banker Watson Company
Our other sponsors included:
- Bob Evans Foods
- The Insurance Barn
- Texas Heritage National Bank
- Chili’s
- CNC Pro AV
- Professional Land and Title
- DataMax
- Chick-fil-A
- KSST Radio
- Hope Family Fellowship
- Travel Time RV
- City of Sulphur Springs
- Latsons.com
- Saputo
- Fix and Feed
- Central Baptist Church
- Jeff Post
- Southwest Dairy Museum
Volunteers who donated their time, talents and labor included members of the following organizations:
- Blue Blazes
- HOSA
- Hopkins County High School Leadership Class
- Sulphur Bluff Beta Club
- Hi King Klub volunteers
- Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and Ambassadors
