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Feds Targeting Carjacking In East Texas, Other States

The Justice Department announced that 11 U.S. Attorneys’ Offices have established a carjacking task force to focus efforts and resources on this critical public safety threat. “The Justice Department has no higher priority than keeping our communities safe. We do so by targeting the most significant drivers of violent crime …

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Early Voting Underway In Texas

Early voting begins on Monday, April 22, in the Texas Municipal Election and will run through Tuesday, April 30. At stake are seats on city councils, school boards, and some hospital boards. There are quite a few school bond elections on area ballots. Election Day is on Saturday, May 4.

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Choctaw County Deputies Arrest Woman For Stabbing, Arson

Choctaw County Deputies arrested a woman for allegedly stabbing a man multiple times and setting a couch on fire in the home. The fire injured a dog. Choctaw County Sheriff Terry Park reports that Paige Shultz of Boswell was checked out at a local hospital and then booked into the …

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Lamar County Jail Bookings

Lamar County Deputies arrested 19-year-old Landon Kyle Allen on orders resetting bond on charges of Intoxication, Manslaughter, and Intoxication assault. In the last report, there was no new bond. Deputies arrested 64-year-old Humberto Ortiz Balderas last week on three counts of Sexual Assault of a Child, Aggravated Sexual Assault of …

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Off-Duty Princeton Officer Killed In Weekend Crash

  A Princeton Police Officer was killed in an off-duty car crash Saturday evening at about 5:30. Texas DPS said a pickup lost traction due to the wet road conditions and skidded into oncoming traffic. Officer Nancy Dominguez’s Honda Civic was traveling east when the truck struck her in the …

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Walk Of Hope

During National Crime Victim’s Rights Week, The Walk of Hope empowers victims of crime to come forward to know that the community supports them and what their resources are. This year’s walk will be Thursday, April 25, from 11:30 to 1:00 pm at Culbertson Fountain in Downtown Paris. For more …

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Tailored Ride Equine Therapeutic Riding

Tailored Rides of Paris presents its Spring Show on Saturday, April 27, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at Tailored Rides 384, CR 42520. There will also be burgers and hot dogs provided by Credit Union of Texas. Tailored Rides provides therapeutic riding, an equine-assisted activity for the purpose of …

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Sulphur Springs City Wide Cleanup Begins Today 04.22.24

The Annual Sulphur Springs City-Wide Spring Clean-Up starts on Monday, April 22, and runs through Saturday, April 27. Sulphur Springs residents may bring large items to discard from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm to the city collection site, located about a quarter mile east of Flowserve, on East Jefferson St. …

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Sulphur Springs Rotary Claws For A Cause This Saturday 04.27.24

The Rotary Club’s “Claws for a Cause” seafood boil, sponsored by Signature Solar, is on Saturday, April 27, at Celebration Plaza. In addition to crawfish, the boil will include shrimp and snow crab. Individual tickets are $40, and you can purchase them by scanning the QR code on posters around …

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Expect One To Three Inches Of Rainfall

North and Central Texas Scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms will begin developing and continue through Saturday night. There will likely be periods of light rain or breaks in the rain, but confidence is low in where or when these will occur. A few strong to marginally severe storms are …

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CIA Chief Speaks In Texas

The head of the C-I-A is spending some time in Texas and says we must keep helping our allies. Bill Burns spoke at a forum at the Bush Library at SMU and said dictators won’t stop by just wielding power within their borders. He says the U-S needs to help …

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Paris Area Early Voting

Early voting begins Monday in the Texas Municipal Election and will run through April 30. At stake are seats on city councils, school boards, and some hospital boards. There are quite a few school bond elections on area ballots. Election Day is on Saturday, May 4.  For the Paris City Council, there …

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Clarksville Makes it Official for Interim Police Chief

The Clarksville City Council met in executive session and named Interim Police Chief Tommy Hunt the official Chief of the Department. The council also named Christie Ussery the May 4 Election Day judge. City Secretary Marisa Webster was named early voting clerk, and City Manager Deana Smith, Berenice Armenta, and Kristi …

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NLISD To Honor Retired Ag-Science Teacher

The North Lamar ISD Board of trustees voted at this week’s meeting to name the Ag Barn at the high school in honor of Kenny Sanders. Sanders has taught Agriculture and Science at the district for 57 years, and is retiring at the end of the school year. The date …

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Gainesville Officer Arrested Child Sex Crime

Cook County arrested a North Texas police officer following his indictment on child sex crimes. Gainesville charged Officer Dustin Duncan with alleged indecency with a child by sexual contact. After the arrest, Duncan resigned from the department. The Cooke County Sheriff’s Office has taken over the ongoing investigation. 

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Paris Area Weekend Events

Between 8:30 and 12:30 pm, Saturday, April 20, there will be a Fly-In at Cox Field in Paris presented by Cox Field and Airport Coffee. There’ll be Live Music, Food Trucks, Discovery Flights for Kids, a Bounce House, and Trolley Rides to Downtown.   The First Annual Paris Kite Fest, …

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Sulphur Springs City Cleanup Begins Monday 4.22

The Annual Sulphur Springs City-Wide Spring Clean-Up starts Monday and runs through Saturday, April 27. Sulphur Springs residents may bring large items to discard from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm to the city collection site, located about a quarter mile east of Flowserve, on East Jefferson St. The city will …

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Early Voting In Hopkins County

Early voting begins Monday, April 22, and runs through April 30 for the May 4 Municipal Election in Texas. City Council, School Board, and some hospital board seats are at stake. Some school districts are holding bond elections. The early voting location is in the JP Courtroom on Jefferson Street. There are …

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