Bond for Blogger Nate Narra Set
Mar07

Bond for Blogger Nate Narra Set

The owner of YouTube channel natenation was jailed in Hopkins County Texas on Friday March 6th, 2020. After spending one night in Hopkins County Jail, his bond amount was set at $17,500. He faces two charges including a felony. Blogger Nate Narra was arrested in Hunt County Texas after he crashed his Silver Camaro during a run from law enforcement. See the original story here. Narra posted bail and was released from Hopkins County...

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CTE: Programming Students Practice Problem Solving In Constantly Changing Field
Mar01

CTE: Programming Students Practice Problem Solving In Constantly Changing Field

Students are gaining valuable hands-on experience at local businesses, thanks to a practicum offered through the programming and software development endorsement program at Sulphur Springs High School.That experience helps them build resumes, which aid them when they enroll in college and join the workforce. For a few SSHS graduates, the program has reportedly assisted in providing job opportunities as well. The Basics Students...

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CTE: EMT Class Offered At Sulphur Springs High School
Feb24

CTE: EMT Class Offered At Sulphur Springs High School

At Sulphur Springs High School 270 students are involved in the health science programs, more than any other offered. To give as many students as possible a leg up when it comes to career training, the school works to offer as many opportunities and courses as possible. Students for a few years have had the opportunity, after successfully completing course work, to test to become a Certified Nurse Assistant or a Certified Medical...

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9 Personnel Decisions Approved For SSISD
Feb12

9 Personnel Decisions Approved For SSISD

Nine personnel decisions were approved this week by Sulphur Springs Independent School District Board of Trustees at their regular February meeting. An order calling for a May 2 election was also approved by the school board. Personnel Early notice of retirement was accepted from Nancy Harris, district speech therapist; Cheryl Blount, pre-kindergarten teacher at Douglass Early Childhood Learning Center; and Norman Sanders, middle...

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39 Members Of SSHS Choir Earn 1s At Region; 33 Advance to State Sole & Ensemble Contest
Feb03

39 Members Of SSHS Choir Earn 1s At Region; 33 Advance to State Sole & Ensemble Contest

Sulphur Springs High School Choir students had great success at the regional UIL Solo & Ensemble contest Friday. The students earned 39 first division ratings on solos and advanced five ensembles to Texas State Solo & Ensemble at the regional UIL Solo & Ensemble contest on Jan. 31. Out of the 39 soloists earning medals, 33 advanced to Texas SSEC, which will be held in May at UT in Austin, according to SSHS Choir Instructor...

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African American Studies Course Receives Preliminary Approval Of SBOE
Feb01

African American Studies Course Receives Preliminary Approval Of SBOE

Texas could become the fifth state in the country to approve a state-level African American Studies course for high school. The State Board of Education on Friday approved the one-credit elective high school course on a preliminary vote, Texas Education Agency reported in a press release. Texas State Board of Education logo North Carolina, Arkansas, Florida, and Tennessee are the currently the only other states to have a...

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Lady Cats Volleyball Falls To Greenville Amid Controversial Call
Oct23

Lady Cats Volleyball Falls To Greenville Amid Controversial Call

Greenville, Aided by Controversial Call, Tops Lady Cats Volleyball, 3-2 Tuesday It will go in the record books as a Greenville 3-2 win over the Lady Cats Volleyball Team in the Main Gym at Sulphur Springs High School Tuesday night. But the game may always be remembered locally as the match where the final set may well have been tainted by an apparent blown officials call. With the score tied 13-13 in set five, it certainly appeared...

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12th Annual Help-A-Child Benefit Plans Dual Fundraisers for Charity
Sep12

12th Annual Help-A-Child Benefit Plans Dual Fundraisers for Charity

Twelve years ago, Wade Bartley found a way to put on a fun farm-related event and help some charitable organizations at the same time. He called it simply the “Help a Child Benefit” and it has grown from a small tractor pull, chili cookoff and auction to a much-anticipated Fall event for families across and beyond the county. Last year, a new and different separate event was added to help in the fundraising called “Date Night at The...

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29 SSHS Seniors Recognized As Honor Graduates
May16

29 SSHS Seniors Recognized As Honor Graduates

Sulphur Springs Independent School District Thursday morning recognized 29 seniors as honor graduates during a special breakfast hosted at Hopkins County Regional Civic Center. The 29 are the top ranking students in the Sulphur Springs High School Senior Class of 2019, which includes 298 graduation candidates. Each honor graduate was encouraged to have their parents and a teacher or educator who made a lasting impact in their lives...

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Man Jailed For Allegedly Choking His Girlfriend During Altercation
May11

Man Jailed For Allegedly Choking His Girlfriend During Altercation

May 11, 2019 – Police arrested a 39-year-old Sulphur Springs man for allegedly choking his girlfriend during an altercation Friday. James Wesley Whitworth Sulphur Springs Police Officer Brandon Murphy reported responding to a disturbance reported in the 600 block of Houston Street. Upon arrival, officers reported seeing James Wesley Whitworth on his front porch, yelling at bystanders. Whitworth was detained and placed into...

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