City Council Meets Tuesday; Budget Workshop Precedes Regular Session
Aug06

City Council Meets Tuesday; Budget Workshop Precedes Regular Session

CITY OF SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEXASREGULAR MEETING OF THECITY COUNCILAUGUST 07, 20187:00 P.M.The regular meeting of the Sulphur Springs City Council will be held at 7:00 p.m.on Tuesday, August 07, 2018 in the Council Room at 201 North Davis Street. Thefollowing items will be discussed: Pledge of Allegiance to the United States Flag, Texas Flag, and invocation.Presentations, proclamations, and announcements. (A) Roberts Rules of Order /...

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8 Lucky Foods to Eat This New Years
Dec27

8 Lucky Foods to Eat This New Years

As January 1st gets closer, the time has come to start prepping for your New Years meal. Here are some tips and foods to incorporate into your shopping list to make your meals and 2018 extra lucky! Green leafy vegetables- are thought to represent money and folded dollar bills. Whether it’s spinach, cabbage, or lettuce, eating those greens are believed to bring wealth in the New Year. Beans (like Lentils or Black eyed peas)- are...

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Healthy Holiday Meals By Johanna Hicks
Nov24

Healthy Holiday Meals By Johanna Hicks

Basic Recipe Alterations for More Healthful Holiday Meals                 Thanksgiving weekend is a great time to stop and reflect on blessings.  It is also a great time to think about your own health and good nutrition.  Holiday meals can be healthier and taste just as good by using some basic recipe substitutions or alterations.  The sugar, fat, or sodium content of almost any holiday recipe can be reduced without a noticeable...

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Major Fall Festival Fun…Creative Arts Contest and Arts ‘n Crafts Show ‘n Sale!
Oct26

Major Fall Festival Fun…Creative Arts Contest and Arts ‘n Crafts Show ‘n Sale!

According to Johanna Hicks, Texas Agri-Life Extension Agent and organizer of the Creative Arts Contest and the Arts n Crafts Show n Sale, this should be a big year for entries and vendors. The Creative Arts Contest brings in foods, horticulture, arts, ceramics, handiwork and items created by people who live in Hopkins County. There are several dozen categories in which you can enter your items for judging. There are also age...

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Saputo Dairy Foods, PJC Partner to Provide Job Training
Jul21

Saputo Dairy Foods, PJC Partner to Provide Job Training

Saputo Dairy Foods USA LLC (Saputo Dairy Foods) has partnered with Paris Junior College to provide job training using an $86,289 Skills Development Fund grant from the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC). The grant will benefit workers in the Northeast Texas area. This grant will be used to provide customized training to 88 new and incumbent workers for industry-related topics with focused instruction on food processing technology....

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Symphony League Marks 25th Anniversary of Independence Day Celebration; Street Closures Announced
Jun20

Symphony League Marks 25th Anniversary of Independence Day Celebration; Street Closures Announced

Marking their 25th year celebrating Independence Day, the Sulphur Springs Symphony League will host the Annual Independence Day Celebration Concert and Fireworks display on Saturday, July 2 at 7:45 p.m. on Celebration Square. Guests will be able to show up at anytime as prior events will be taking place throughout the day. This will be the largest free concert in Hopkins County, averaging 1,500 locals and travelers each year. Be on...

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Great Fun at Pilot’s Spring Brunch!
Mar29

Great Fun at Pilot’s Spring Brunch!

The Pilot Club of Sulphur Springs hosted about 200 ladies at their annual Spring Brunch on Saturday March 28 in the League Street Church of Christ Friendship Room. There was a delightful spread of foods prepared by Pilot Club members, two generously-sized auction  fundraisers, numerous door prizes, and a lot of laughter! The annual event is a time for ladies of all ages to gather, meet new friends and enjoy an inspirational,...

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Holiday Food Safety Success
Nov18

Holiday Food Safety Success

Holiday Food Safety Success Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to reflect on our blessings and perhaps, just for a moment, forget about all the turmoil that is taking place around the world.  Many families will be gathered around a table for the traditional Thanksgiving meal.  In order to keep your friends and family healthy, there are some tips that need to be followed. 1)      Be prepared!  Before purchasing your turkey, make ample...

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Black Oak’s Famous Hospitality on Saturday October 24, 2015
Oct26

Black Oak’s Famous Hospitality on Saturday October 24, 2015

About 200 diners enjoyed fried catfish and delicious sides and desserts along with Black Oak’s famous hospitality on Saturday October 24. The event was a fundraiser for a building project. Due to growth, the congregation needs more Sunday School rooms and Fellowship space. Pastor Charlie Belliew was honored by Raynell Frost for his role in growing the congregation. Volunteers cooked the fish which was caught by church members...

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Expecting Garden Produce?  Preserve Foods Safely!
May05

Expecting Garden Produce? Preserve Foods Safely!

Gardens have begun producing delectable vegetables and fruits!  If you have an abundance, home food preservation just might be the solution to have these delicious foods year-round!  However, special efforts must be made to keep them safe for you and your family. Organisms that cause food spoilage – molds, yeasts, and bacteria – are present everywhere in the air, soil and water.  Enzymes that may cause undesirable changes in flavor,...

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