Wildcats Defensive Coordinator Shares Thoughts on Defense at Corsicana and on Greenville Offense
Oct22

Wildcats Defensive Coordinator Shares Thoughts on Defense at Corsicana and on Greenville Offense

Wildcats Defensive Coordinator Alex Guerra is a hard man to please. He says he was pleased for about half of Friday (October 18) night’s game at Corsicana. He says the Tigers did some stuff earlier they had not shown before. He says the Wildcats made adjustments and the Tigers did not try the new stuff anymore. Coach Guerra says the Wildcats did not tackle well Friday. He admits the defense got tired from being on the field a...

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Wildcats Offensive Coordinator Discusses Offense Against Corsicana and Greenville Defense
Oct22

Wildcats Offensive Coordinator Discusses Offense Against Corsicana and Greenville Defense

Wildcats Offensive Coordinator Matt Young says the Wildcats offense is gaining some consistency in what they are doing. He said they graded out at 41% Friday night (October 18) against Corsicana. Coach Young says the Wildcats were just down 27-14 in the third quarter when they had a couple of frustrating drives. He says little things in execution did not get done. Coach Young says a blitzer was turned loose and a pass route was...

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PJC Sulphur Springs News
Oct22

PJC Sulphur Springs News

truck driving class offered at the PJC-Sulphur Springs Center TRUCKING Instructor Bob Ashbreck, right, discusses some important aspects of driving and maintaining a truck during a recent truck driving class at the PJC-Sulphur Springs Center campus. Listening closely to Ashbreck are students (from left) Marcus Hipp, Sheldon Hamilton in cab, and John Hargrove.

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Channel 18 News:  Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Oct22
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Hopkins County United Way Almost At Half Way Mark In Campaign To Raise $165,000
Oct22

Hopkins County United Way Almost At Half Way Mark In Campaign To Raise $165,000

Hopkins County United Way campaign workers turned in $25,548 in pledges and donations over the last week. That brings to total collected as of the fourth campaign workers report meeting Tuesday morning, Oct. 22, to $71,361.26, about 43.25 percent of the overall $165,000 campaign goal. “We are so grateful for every bit,” said HCUW Executive Secretary Susan Berning. Campaign workers reported several of the packets turned in...

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Hay Show and Sale Coming Up Friday Oct. 25, 11:30am
Oct22

Hay Show and Sale Coming Up Friday Oct. 25, 11:30am

A Hopkins County agricultural tradition is continuing, and in 2019 being sponsored by the Natural Resources Conservation Services which, like Hopkins/Rains Farm Bureau, serves Hopkins and Rains Counties. The long-standing tradition is for hay growers to compare their product with others, with an eye to top nutrition in the hay they raise for forage for their animals. The 2019 deadline to enter hay samples was October 4, and according...

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Jeanie Pace
Oct22

Jeanie Pace

Graveside service for Jeanie Pace, age 63, of Clarksville, Tx will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Friday, October 25, 2019, at North Hopkins Cemetery. There will be no formal visitation held. Ms. Pace passed away Monday, October 21, 2019, at Clarksville Nursing Center. Jeanie was born April 9, 1956 in Chattanooga, Tennessee to Eugene and Mary Ruth Lively. She married Allen Edward Pace in Clarksville on September 18th, 1981. Jeanie worked as...

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Sulphur Springs ISD Trustees Approve 6 Staff Changes
Oct22

Sulphur Springs ISD Trustees Approve 6 Staff Changes

Sulphur Springs Independent School District administrators will be tasked with finding two teachers and a payroll coordinator in the near future. SSHS will need an auto tech teacher starting in the spring semester. Troy Emerson turned in his notice of resignation, effective at the end of the semester. High school will also be losing math and robotics teacher Ruston Pennington at the end of the school year. Pennington notified...

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Dinner Bell Menu for October 23rd, 2019
Oct22

Dinner Bell Menu for October 23rd, 2019

St. Philip’s Episcopal Church is the Community Partner I was informed it was STEW TIME in Sulphur Springs so what are we serving BUT: Hopkins County Stew Pickles, Cheese Sticks, Crackers and Crispy Bread Logs Garden Salad THAT Four Layer Chocolate Dessert Chocolate Pudding (the no added sugar dessert Same time (11:45 a.m.). Same place (Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church). Come join us. You may have as many...

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Sulphur Springs Man Allegedly Caught With Stolen Car
Oct22

Sulphur Springs Man Allegedly Caught With Stolen Car

Sulphur Springs Police reportedly caught a 27-year-old Sulphur Springs man with a car that’d just been reported stolen early Tuesday morning, according to arrest reports. Trondamion Andrzhel Cleveland A Mitsubishi Galant was reported stolen from the 600 block of Ingram Street at 3:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 22. A short time later, Trondamion Andrzhel Cleveland was reportedly located in the 700 block of Calvert Street with the...

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