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Sulphur Springs News

Eclipse Merchandise Available At Hopkins County Chamber

The Hopkins County Chamber of Commerce has eclipse merchandise at the Chamber office, including T-shirts, stickers, and glasses. With tens of thousands of visitors targeting Hopkins County on Monday, April 8, don’t wait until the last minute. The Chamber also has an eclipse website, TotalEclipseSSTx.com, where you can upload information …

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Hopkins County Freedom Ball May 18

The Hopkins County Freedom Ball, dedicated to the local men and women who have served and currently serve in our United States military, will be held on Saturday, May 18, beginning at 6:00 pm. Proceeds from this event benefit our veterans exclusively and are used to honor and provide services …

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Hopkins County 4-H Hosting Youth Art Show for Eclipse

The Hopkins County Infinity 4-H Club coordinates a Solar Eclipse Art Exhibit with age divisions separated into seven under, 8-12, 13-18, and 19 and over. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office accepts entries through Friday, April 12, at the office. Display dates will be April 15-19 in the Extension Office classroom. …

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Ninty Plus Sulphur Springs Bridges Banquet

Registration is underway for the 20th Annual 90 Plus Sulphur Springs Bridges Banquet, which will be on Saturday, April 20, at noon at the First Baptist Church ROC building. The banquet features a sit-down dinner, entertainment, and great fellowship. Call Dawna Pryor at 903-885-1661 for more information by Saturday, April …

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PJC Presidential Search Committee Recommends Three Finalists

The Paris Junior College Board of Regents met Thursday, March 7 and received the formal recommendations from the PJC Presidential Search Committee of three finalists for the next President of the College. The Paris Junior College Board of Regents met Thursday, March 7, and received the formal recommendations from the …

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Police Shooting At Atwoods

On Friday night, March 8, at approximately 8:50, a Paris Police Officer responded to the Atwoods Store at 2445 N. Main Street to investigate a report of a suspicious male who had been in a dressing room for over 30 minutes. He would not respond to store employees preparing to …

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Paris Police Report For Friday, March 8

Jacob Anthony Lewis An officer stopped a vehicle Thursday in the 3500 block of Pine Mill Rd for improper turning and driving erratically. The officer made contact with Jacob Anthony Lewis, 27, who was intoxicated. Lewis failed several field sobriety tests, and the officer arrested him for Driving while intoxicated. …

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State Of The Union 2024

President Joe Biden delivered a defiant argument for a second term in his State of the Union speech Thursday night. Biden’s scrappy tone was a sharp break from his often-humdrum daily appearances and intended to banish doubts about whether the 81-year-old president, the country’s oldest ever, is still up to …

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Panhandle Wildfires Taking Toll On Cattle

The Texas Panhandle wildfires are significantly impacting the region’s agricultural industry. Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller told CBS News on Thursday morning that preliminary numbers show more than 7,000 head of cattle have died because of the fires. He believes the final toll could include thousands more. It doesn’t count …

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Son Arrested For Dad’s Death

Collin County Deputies worked a pedestrian vs. vehicle accident on CR 615 in Farmersville on Thursday morning before 10:00. They pronounced the pedestrian at the scene. The driver, who called 911, informed dispatchers that he ran over his father. They took him into custody pending further investigation.

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