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Delta County Man Jailed For Family Violence

DELTA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE SHERIFF CHARLA SINGLETON PRESS RELEASE On Saturday, April 29, 2023, at 2:30 am, Delta County Sheriff’s Office Deputies responded to a call of shots fired and an assault in the 200-block of E. McKinney. Deputies found that a woman that someone had assaulted, and she had …

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Weekly Road Report

TxDOT SEEKS PUBLIC INPUT ON BUILDING THE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM OF 2050 TxDOT will host a statewide virtual meeting and local in-person open houses AUSTIN – The Texas Department of Transportation plans for the future, and public input is crucial as the agency looks to meet tomorrow’s transportation needs. TxDOT is hosting …

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CASA For KIDS Receives Grant

CASA for KIDS serving Lamar, Red River, and Delta Counties is delighted to announce that we have received a grant from the Texas Bar Foundation that will allow us to expand our current Parenting Program into neighboring Red River and Delta Counties. No one offers services like this, and we …

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Paris Police Report For Monday (May 1)

Charlie Joseph Cooper Saturday afternoon at 1:34, a Patrol Officer made contact with an individual he recognized as Charlie Joseph Cooper in the 700 block of Bonham St. Cooper was known to have outstanding misdemeanor warrants for his arrest and Motion to Revolk Probation. Upon searching Cooper after the arrest, he had …

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Mass Shooter Remains At Large

They are offering an $80,000 reward for arresting a man who allegedly shot his neighbors near Cleveland, north of Houston, after they asked him to stop firing off rounds in his yard. After the shooting, 38-year-old Francisco Oropesa fled Friday afternoon, leaving five people dead, including an eight-year-old boy. He …

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Pension Increases For Texas Teachers

Retired Texas teachers could get their first pension boost in two decades. Friday, the House unanimously approved a constitutional amendment to provide an ongoing cost of living adjustment to two, four, or six percent pensions based on the years since a teacher retired. The plan would also include a supplemental …

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Tuesday Is Last Day Of Early Voting

Tomorrow is the last day of early voting for the Texas Municipal Election. At stake are City Council, School Board, and in some areas, Hospital board seats. Some area taxing entities are holding bond issue elections. The Dike community in Hopkins County will hold an incorporation election to determine if …

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East Texas Giving Day

Lamar County non-profits benefited over $80,000 from 152 donors from last week’s “East Texas Giving Day.” CitySquare Paris received nearly $24,000; Cultiv8 Community received almost $21,000; PJC Memorial Foundation received over $18,000; Baby Gunn’s Animal Rescue received $6400. And CASA for Kids received nearly $5,500.

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Clarksville ISD Names New Superintendent

Clarksville’s ISD Board of Trustees has named Dr. Marian Ellis the district’s new Superintendent. She has been an educator for 26 years and has served with the Sulphur Springs, Paris, Clarksville ISDs, Paris Junior College, and is currently with North Hopkins ISD. She holds bachelors. Masters and Doctorate degrees, all …

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OK Governor Vetos Educational TV Funding Bill

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has vetoed a House Bill which provides funding to the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority. OETA operates 18 public television stations across the state. The bill would have extended funding for OETA through 2026; the current funding expires on July 1. Stitt called the educational TV system …

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