Winnsboro Man Jailed After Methamphetamine Found In Flashlight In His Vehicle
Jun27

Winnsboro Man Jailed After Methamphetamine Found In Flashlight In His Vehicle

Kenneth Kevin Kirtley A 57-year-old Winnsboro man was arrested on a controlled substance charge after suspected methamphetamine was found in a flashlight in his vehicle. Sulphur Springs Police Officer Sean Hoffman was dispatched at 6:26 a.m. Wednesday to the 1200 block of North Jackson Street, where the man was reported to have been sitting inside a parked Chevrolet Trailblazer for more than an hour. Upon arrival, Hoffman reported...

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Chamber Connection for June 27, 2019
Jun27

Chamber Connection for June 27, 2019

Gordmans to host a ribbon cutting On June 27, Bealls will officially close and become Gordmans of Sulphur Springs. They will host a grand opening and ribbon cutting celebration on the 27th at 9 a.m. Please make plans to attend and welcome Gordmans to Sulphur Springs. 28th anniversary of the Independence Day celebration on Celebration Plaza Mark your calendars for a stunning and memorable night of a free concert and fireworks presented...

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Tira News for June 26, 2019
Jun26

Tira News for June 26, 2019

Joyce Dodd reports that the next Bible study at the Tira Methodist Church will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 2. Everyone is welcome. The Tira Food Pantry has been getting quite a bit of use. As always, I appreciate the council members who do a great job of keeping it stocked and all the people who donate food for the cause. This tree in the Tira area was damaged by last week’s storm. The storm that came through overnight last...

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17 Personnel Decisions Approved By SSISD Trustees
Jun26

17 Personnel Decisions Approved By SSISD Trustees

Sulphur Springs Independent School District Board of Trustees during a special noon meeting Wednesday approved 17 personnel items affecting six district campuses. Three resignations were accepted, 11 new hires approved and three personnel changes were approved. Two staff members will be swapping jobs on their campus while one swaps campuses. Overall, four new teachers were hired, as were two new police officers, two coaches and five...

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Javier Aguayo, New Lady Cats Varsity Head Soccer Coach
Jun26

Javier Aguayo, New Lady Cats Varsity Head Soccer Coach

After Joel Bailey decided to give up coaching Lady Cats’ soccer, Athletic Director Greg Owens selected Wildcats Assistant Soccer Coach Javier Aguayo to be the new Lady Cats Head Varsity Soccer Coach. Coach Aguayo says it will be a privilege and an honor to coach the Lady Cats and he thanks Coach Owens for the opportunity. He realizes that longtime coach Bailey is leaving behind some big shoes to fill. Coach Aguayo was part of...

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Channel 18 News:  Wednesday, June 26, 2019
Jun26
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Former Lady Cat Kamryn Wimberly Will Be Continuing Her Soccer Career At Erskine College
Jun26

Former Lady Cat Kamryn Wimberly Will Be Continuing Her Soccer Career At Erskine College

After playing soccer for two years at Paris Junior College and graduating this spring, former Lady Cat Kamryn Wimberly will continue her soccer career at Division II Erskine College in Due West, South Carolina. Wimberly says PJC showed a lot of improvement last year over her first year there. The 2017 Sulphur Springs High School grad says Erskine College has a good soccer program. While at PJC, Wimberly says she visited Erskine and...

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Insurance Agent Accused of Pocketing Premiums Sentenced Wednesday
Jun26

Insurance Agent Accused of Pocketing Premiums Sentenced Wednesday

June 26, 2019 –  Kristi Lynn Hooten, the local insurance agent accused of pocketing people’s premiums in 2017, was sentenced Wednesday to 10 years in prison on the theft charge, pay fees to her victims and a fee in a related law suit, according to the district attorney. However, Hooten will likely will serve less than 6 months in prison. Kristi Lynn Hooten “She was sentenced to 10 years in the penitentiary. However,...

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Former JP Clerk Sentenced
Jun26

Former JP Clerk Sentenced

Lettie Delores Mosquedo-Jasso Former part-time Precinct 1 Justice of the Peace clerk Lettie Delores Mosquedo-Jasso was sentenced Tuesday on five cases of tampering with a government record. The 32-year-old was sentenced to 270 days confinement in a state jail on one case. On the four remaining cases, she was sentenced to 10 years deferred adjudication.  She was also assessed a $6,000 fine on one of the probation cases. She will be...

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Loyd Cullen Tucker
Jun26

Loyd Cullen Tucker

Funeral services for Loyd Cullen Tucker, age 96, of Cumby, will be held at 2:00 p.m., Saturday, June 29, 2019 at West Oaks Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Jim Moore and Bro. Randy Hicks officiating. Interment will follow at Mt. Zion Cemetery with Brady Hunt, Hagen Hunt, Lane Hunt, Buff Tucker, Tanner Johns, and Andrew Patton serving as pallbearers. Visitation will be held at 1:00 p.m., prior to service. Cullen passed away on June 23,...

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