Lady Cats Volleyball Coach Disappointed With Loss But Said Team Played Well Tuesday Night
Oct23

Lady Cats Volleyball Coach Disappointed With Loss But Said Team Played Well Tuesday Night

Lady Cats Volleyball Coach Bailey Dorner said she saw some good things in the Lady Cats 3-2 home loss to Greenville Tuesday night (October 22). She said the Lady Cats fought back from a 2-0 deficit to force a fifth set. Coach Dorner said the Lady Cats just made too many mistakes at the end including some costly missed serves. She said she was proud the team played well noting that they did not play well the first time the two teams...

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Sports Notes Have Band Performance Time Saturday and Wildcats Basketball Team Ranked #5
Oct23

Sports Notes Have Band Performance Time Saturday and Wildcats Basketball Team Ranked #5

The Wildcat Band travels to Mesquite Memorial Stadium Saturday (October 26) for big UIL Area Competition. When KSST talked with Band Director Spencer Emmert Monday he was not sure when his band would be performing. He supplied the answer Tuesday. The Wildcat Band will play at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Mesquite Memorial Stadium. Emmert said his band students have had a great contest season so far and are continuing to work hard for...

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Texas A&M-Commerce Grad Named Top Urban Teacher In The Nation
Oct23

Texas A&M-Commerce Grad Named Top Urban Teacher In The Nation

“If you are coming from a traumatic, impoverished situation, you are my family.” COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Just three years ago, Dallas first-grade teacher Eric Hale earned his master’s degree in education from Texas A&M University-Commerce to advance his career. Friday, Hale will be honored as the nation’s top educator working in an urban district. Hale, who teaches at David Burnet Elementary School, has been selected by The...

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Channel 18 News:  Wednesday, October 23, 2019
Oct23
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Clara Lou Goodson Hill
Oct23

Clara Lou Goodson Hill

Graveside service for Clara Lou Goodson Hill, age 87, of Sulphur Springs will be held at 1:30 P.M. on Friday, October 25, 2019 at Pine Hill Cemetery with Rev. Edgar Clements officiating and Jack Sims, Michael Gunn, Tony Coffman, Joe Don Joslin, David Joslin, Asa Joslin and Jerry Deaton serving as pallbearers and Charlie Hill, Brandon Cockrell, Cody Cockrell, Larry Case and Sulphur Springs Health and Rehab serving as honorary...

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Man Reported For Intoxication, Sleeping On Sidewalk Jailed For Resisting Arrest
Oct23

Man Reported For Intoxication, Sleeping On Sidewalk Jailed For Resisting Arrest

A public intoxication complaint resulted in a 29-year-old Sulphur Springs man going to jail not only for being intoxicated but also on a resisting arrest or detention charge as well. Sulphur Springs police officers were dispatched downtown to look for a person in blue jeans and a black jacket who was suspected to be intoxicated and reported to be asleep on the sidewalk. They found the 29-year-old man at 3:10 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 22, on...

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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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6 Arrested Following 2-Month Investigation Into Methamphetamine Sales
Oct23

6 Arrested Following 2-Month Investigation Into Methamphetamine Sales

October 23, 2010 – A two-month investigation by Sulphur Springs Special Crimes Unit into the alleged sale of methamphetamines by six different individuals concluded Tuesday with a warrant round up and six arrests, according to SCU investigators. During their investigation, undercover drug buys resulted in seizure of 41.3 grams of methamphetamine obtained during 12 separate undercover buys, according to SCU Lt. Mark Estes....

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Fall Tree Planting
Oct23

Fall Tree Planting

Developed by Dr. Mario A. Villarino, County Extension Agent for Agriculture and Natural Resources Hopkins County, Texas The fall season is one of the most underutilized planting season for trees. In our county, the majority of the trees available for planting are offered in the spring season, although some retailers are slowly offering trees for sale during the...

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Early Voting Begins Monday In Cumby Mayor, NHISD School Board, Cumby ISD Bond And Constitutional Amendment Elections
Oct23

Early Voting Begins Monday In Cumby Mayor, NHISD School Board, Cumby ISD Bond And Constitutional Amendment Elections

Early voting by personal appearance begins Monday, Oct. 21, in the Constitutional Amendments, Cumby ISD, North Hopkins ISD and Cumby mayoral elections. Early voting begins Monday in three local elections — the North Hopkins Independent School District Board of Trustees, City of Cumby Mayor and Cumby ISD bond — as well as for 10 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution. All Texas voters are asked to cast ballots for 10...

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