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AgriLife: Prepare Now for Fall Festival Arts Contest
Sep01

AgriLife: Prepare Now for Fall Festival Arts Contest

by Johanna Hicks September Brings “Cooking Well” While autumn is rapidly approaching, I’m happy to announce the fall “Cooking Well with Diabetes” series!  If you or a loved one might have concerns about managing diabetes while still enjoying tasty, nutritious foods, this series is for you!  “Cooking Well” is a 4-lesson series that will provide information on the following topics: 1)      Carbohydrate Foods: This session will cover...

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Quilt Guild Members Are Active Year Round and During Quilt Show Season
Aug31

Quilt Guild Members Are Active Year Round and During Quilt Show Season

The Lone Star Heritage Quilt Guild is over 50 members strong. The guild meets monthly on the fourth Monday at the Sulphur Springs Senior Citizens Center for a light supper and social time, and business meeting and program. Anyone from beginners to persons currently working on a quilting project are welcome to attend meetings and become members. Annually, the Guild puts on a major quilt show in Sulphur Springs, bringing quilters and...

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Local AMBUS Heads to South Texas as Harvey Nears Coast
Aug24

Local AMBUS Heads to South Texas as Harvey Nears Coast

The local AMBUS is being deployed to the Texas Coast to assist, if needed, in preparation of Tropical Storm Harvey, which is expected to soon intensify to become Hurricane Harvey. Six (6) paramedics will be making the trip and all will stay for the duration of the deployment.  Three (3) drivers have been trained at the DPS academy to be fully licensed to drive the AMBUS Jeff Sanderson, Shift Captain for Hopkins County EMS, Said this...

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Additional Charges for Gibson
Aug11

Additional Charges for Gibson

Additional charges have been filed on Daren Lee Gibson, 48, of Sulphur Springs. Added to the Burglary of a Building are three Manufacture and Delivery of a Controlled Substance Penalty Group 1 more than 1-gram but less than 4-grams. One of the charges includes in a Drug Free Zone. Hopkins County Sheriff’s Investigators and deputies served a search warrant for Burglary of a Building but found more than just items taken in the burglary...

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Five Plea Agreements Made in Eighth Judicial District Court Thursday
Aug11

Five Plea Agreements Made in Eighth Judicial District Court Thursday

A busy day for plea bargaining in Eighth Judicial District Court Thursday resulted in five agreements to sentencing in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice: Damiane Cunning, 22, of Arkansas agreed to two years in TDCJ for Tampering with Physical Evidence. In the agreement a charge of Bribery was dismissed. Cunning was a passenger in an auto stopped at the 132-mile marker on I-30 Eastbound. The driver of the auto had called 911...

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A Sneak Peek at the New AMBUS
Aug10

A Sneak Peek at the New AMBUS

By Savannah Owens Brent Smith , EMS Director, and Jeff Sanderson, EMS team member, took KSST on a private tour of their new AMBUS, and KSST is sharing that with you! “The bus is owned by the state. There are 13 of them allocated to each location by the State.” Sanderson expressed excitement at this big honor. The bus can be used in any disaster-type situation such as “hurricane deployments, and the human trafficking...

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Sulphur Springs Man Arrest for Burglary Leads to Narcotics Discovery
Aug10

Sulphur Springs Man Arrest for Burglary Leads to Narcotics Discovery

Hopkins County Sheriff’s Investigators and deputies served a search warrant for Burglary of a Building but found more than just items taken in the burglary that occurred on Highway 11W. The result of the search led to the arrested of Daren Lee Gibson, 48, of Sulphur Springs. Having obtained a search warrant for items taken in the property, Hopkins County Investigators and Deputies searched the Gibson residence off Bill Bradford Road...

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Evaluating Weed Control: Sprayer Calibration By Mario Villarino
Aug04

Evaluating Weed Control: Sprayer Calibration By Mario Villarino

Evaluating weed control: sprayer calibration Weed control relies in proper weed identification, proper method of control, herbicide selection (if applicable), time of application and proper delivery of the herbicide. Must of the weed control is more successful when weeds are small, but weeds are harder to identify when immature. Also, high temperatures and older weeds require more herbicide to accomplish the goal. At this time of the...

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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Recognizing Good Bugs vs Bad Bugs in the Garden By Mario Villarino
Aug02

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Recognizing Good Bugs vs Bad Bugs in the Garden By Mario Villarino

The good, the bad and the ugly: recognizing good bugs vs bad bugs in the garden. Insects in the garden can be a potential challenge for the gardener. In one hand, too many bad bugs can create serious problems to the plants and in the other hand, some bugs are beneficial because they feed out of other insects, helping controlling their numbers. Some good bugs are however, quite ugly and scary. The “assassin bugs” are an example of...

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Hi King Klub Splashes Animal Shelter With Good Deeds
Jul30

Hi King Klub Splashes Animal Shelter With Good Deeds

By Savannah Owens The Sulphur Springs Hi King Klub (HKK) hosted an event for the Sulphur Springs Animal Shelter. The Dog Wash and Adoption Event was held on Saturday, July 29th from 10:00 – 3:00 pm.  Additional Partners in this event included: No Tails Left Behind and Lori Stewart from Sulphur Springs  PetSense, who was out to trim the dogs’ nails.  “We like animals and there are quite a bit of people who don’t know...

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