News

June, 2022

• 14 June

  CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital-Sulphur Springs News

    Sulphur Springs, Texas, June 13, 2022 – CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital – Sulphur Springs has ONE mission: To Extend the Healing Ministry of Jesus Christ.  CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital – Sulphur Springs is a proud headlining sponsor of the 30th Annual NETX Symphony League Independence Day Celebration on Saturday, July 2, 2022. The event will offer a …
• 13 June

  Ten Fruits For Health

      By Johanna Hicks, Hopkins County Family & Community Health Agent With summer upon us, many individuals turn to excellent, refreshing fruits to satisfy tastebuds. Those with diabetes can benefit from the vitamins and minerals provided by fruits but must be mindful of the carbohydrate counts. In addition, fruits …
• 13 June

  Titus County Issues Warrant For Forgery Suspect

  Krystal Nicoile Collier Name: Collier, Krystal Nicole Gender: Female  Race: Caucasian Age: 28 Height: 5ft3in  Weight: 130 Hair: Brown  Eyes: Brown The Titus County Sheriff’s Office wants Krystal Nicole Collier for the Forgery of a Financial Instrument. If you know the whereabouts of Ms. Collier, please contact the Northeast Texas Area Crime Stoppers at (903) 577-TIPS (8477). Remember, …
• 13 June

  Joe Jonas Lassos Litter As The New Face Of Don’t Mess With Texas®

  AUSTIN – They say everything is bigger in Texas, and in the hilarious new PSAs for Don’t mess with Texas, singer, songwriter, and actor Joe Jonas finds lassoing litter may be his biggest challenge yet. The show-stopping PSAs feature the former Westlake, Texas, resident taking an over-the-top approach to keeping Texas …
• 13 June

  Country Artist Josh Abbott Is New Voice Behind Iconic Jingle

  Photo courtesy of Texas Dairy Queen Operators’ Council BEDFORD, Texas (June 13, 2022) – Two Texas icons have joined forces to create a fresh new sound for DQ® restaurants in Texas with one of the most recognizable jingles in the Lone Star State, “That’s What I Like About Texas!” The …
• 13 June

  Paris Police Report For Monday (Jun 13)

  Last Friday morning at 9:10, officers made contact with a complainant/parent over the telephone reporting that her five-year-old son claimed to have been assaulted by a teacher the previous day. The assault occurred in the 2000-block of FM 79, when a teacher/daycare worker allegedly grabbed the victim by the chin, …
• 13 June

  International COVID Travel Restrictions Eased

  They have discontinued the federal rule requiring international travelers to test negative for COVID. Baylor Infectious Disease Expert Dr. Peter Hotez says this comes as cases arise. He says we’re seeing even more significant rises in COVID cases internationally. We’re talking about places like France and Portugal. He says Japan …
• 13 June

  Fannin County Man Sentenced In January 6 Capital Breach

  Defendant Made Physical Contact With Law Enforcement Officers WASHINGTON – The government sentenced a Texas man to one year and one day in prison on a felony charge stemming from his actions during the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan 6, 2021. His and others’ actions disrupted a joint …
• 13 June

  Record Electricity Usage Sunday In Texas

  The Electric Reliability Council of Texas’ grid conditions showed that the state saw 75,083 megawatts of demand at 5:20 pm Sunday, which is the highest ever. Texas set the last record in August 2019 at 74,800 megawatts. However, officials say there was more than enough supply to meet the record …
• 13 June

  Probable Monkeypox In Oklahoma

  The State Department of Health has confirmed the first “probable” case of monkeypox in Oklahoma. The person in central Oklahoma is currently in isolation, and health officials are conducting contact tracing for others for exposure. The patient had reportedly just returned from international travel.