Wildcats v Tigers At Prim As The Coaches See Them
Oct01

Wildcats v Tigers At Prim As The Coaches See Them

Friday night at Prim Stadium the Wildcats will seek their first win in district play as they host the Mt Pleasant Tigers. The Tigers have been a traditional rival for the Wildcats for a number of years. Before the players go head-to-head, the two coaches, Wildcat Head Coach Greg Owens and Tiger Head Coach Cory Homer talk to KSST News in separate interviews.  Cory Homer is a former MP Tiger who is now in his second year as Tiger head...

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Chamber Connection – October 1, 2015 by Meredith Caddell
Oct01

Chamber Connection – October 1, 2015 by Meredith Caddell

Chamber Connection   October 1, 2015 by Meredith Caddell   Visit the Chamber’s Facebook Page to Like your favorite Stew T-shirt!  Ends Friday!   Thank you to everyone who attended the ribbon cutting for Cricket Wireless! We are happy to welcome Cricket Wireless to the Chamber of Commerce.  Please stop by and check out their amazing cell phone plans and rates!    They are located at 1217 S Broadway Street in Sulphur Springs!...

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Lights of Life Track and Field Certified Half Marathon is Saturday
Sep29

Lights of Life Track and Field Certified Half Marathon is Saturday

The 2015-2016 Lights of Life Campaign is hosting the 2nd annual Half Marathon relay benefiting the campaign.  The official US Track & Field Certified Half Marathon is one of the mini-events added to the 2015-2016 campaign.  The only half marathon relay in Hopkins County, the run is scheduled for Saturday, October 3, 2015, 7:30a.m. – 12 noon. The course will be repeated twice and will start and finish on Celebration Plaza.  “Our...

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Buford Park Pavilion Construction Brought to Halt
Sep17

Buford Park Pavilion Construction Brought to Halt

The large pavilion project at Buford Park may be delayed for months according to City Manager Marc Maxwell. Maxwell told  KSST News that the city was expecting to receive this week the laminated beams which would serve as support for the pavilion roof would not be received any time soon due to the closure of Arkansas Laminating. He called the beams a critical component for the structure being built by the city with local business...

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Homecoming Week, Car Give-Away Fill Plaza Saturday
Sep05

Homecoming Week, Car Give-Away Fill Plaza Saturday

Perhaps the largest crowd of the season gathered during the Saturday Evening Market on Celebration Plaza to celebrate the start of Homecoming Week for Sulphur Springs schools and to anxiously anticipate the possibility of winning their choice of one of 14 new cars offered by Sulphur Springs Jeep Chrysler Dodge. Jeff Shelton began the early evening Homecoming activities when he introduced Wildcat Head Coach Greg Owens who introduced...

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LAYNESPORT LANDING – SEPTEMBER 3, 2015
Sep03

LAYNESPORT LANDING – SEPTEMBER 3, 2015

LAYNESPORT LANDING – SEPTEMBER 3, 2015     Maybe this will be the last week of the Smoky Road information. Curtis Walker lives up on Smoky Road and called a few days ago. Curtis remembers one of the residents of Smoky Road, Asbury Smith, who was about 84 when he died in 1947. Asbury told stories about having to put tops on hog pens to keep the bears out. Curtis remembers twelve houses along a two mile stretch of the road. A few...

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Wildcats Host Heath Hawks Friday at Prim
Aug28

Wildcats Host Heath Hawks Friday at Prim

Just like Wildcats Football Coach Greg Owens, Rockwall-Heath Head Coach Mickey Moss is also coaching a young team this year.  The two teams open the season at Prim Stadium Friday night.  Kick off is 7:30. The Hawks return only three offensive and two defensive starters.  Still Coach Moss says its fun coaching the youngsters and he adds he likes the talent he has.  He believes they can compete for a district championship in a tough...

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City Council Budget Preparation Leads to Long Range Planning
Aug13

City Council Budget Preparation Leads to Long Range Planning

Tuesday night, the Sulphur Springs City Council went over a draft budget for next fiscal year line by line. Director of Finance Peter Karstens says the vast majority of the budget does not change much as the city does the same things year after year. One thing that came out of the meeting was agreement that it is once again time for some more long range planning looking at the entire city. There is money in the budget to get started...

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ALUMINUM BATS – AUGUST 13, 2015
Aug13

ALUMINUM BATS – AUGUST 13, 2015

Due to the heat a few of us are staying inside more lately. That requires watching extra television and that means more baseball. Every few games a wooden bat breaks and folks go to dodging. Somebody will say, “Why don’t they use aluminum bats and stop that problem?” It seems solving “that problem” would create many more. The most important reason is safety for fans and players. The player in most danger is the pitcher. Maybe you have...

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Look Up! Tonight’s Meteor Shower!
Aug12

Look Up! Tonight’s Meteor Shower!

August 12, 2015 – If you want to wish upon a star, tonight you are in luck! The meteor shower will start approximately around midnight. You could see up to 50 meteors per hour if you are in a dark location and your view is not disturbed by trees or buildings. You don’t need any fancy gear like a telescope or binoculars. Just start making your way outside around midnight and find a clear spot away from light and other...

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