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Sulphur Springs News

Biden-Harris Administration Announces $358,980,000 For Texas

Unprecedented funding from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is transforming communities across the state DALLAS, TEXAS (February 22, 2024) – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $358,980,000 from President Biden’s Investing in America agenda for Texas to implement drinking water and clean water infrastructure upgrades. The funding is part of the over …

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A&M-Commerce Staff Member Receives Emmy Award

  COMMERCE, TX—A staff member at Texas A&M University-Commerce was honored with an Emmy Award from the Rocky Mountain Southwest chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Taylor Mefford, who works as manager of videography in the Office of Marketing and Communications at A&M-Commerce, received the award …

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Paris Police Report For Thursday, February 22

Cheri Elaine Maxfield On Wednesday, the Criminal Investigations Division of the Paris Police Department arrested Cheri Elaine Maxfield, 50, after investigating a theft case reported in the 500 block of N. Main. Maxfield was accused of embezzlement from a workplace over the past several years. At the current time, the …

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Paris Police Report For Wednesday, February 21

Wesley Phillips Tuesday, officers contacted John Wesley Phillips, 43, in the 3700 block of Lamar, where he was urinating in public and acting aggressively. They discovered Phillips was severely intoxicated. He claimed to be homeless and said that he was “Taking a shower” next to the dumpster. Due to his …

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High Court Denies Appeal From Garland Killer

  The U.S. Supreme Court has denied the appeal of a Death Row inmate convicted of murdering a Garland convenience store employee in 2012. Court records state that 36-six-year-old Matthew Johnson admitted he was drunk and high on crack when he walked into the store. He doused 76-year-old Nancy Harris …

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Texas Designates $125 Million For Counties

Texas awards $125 million to rural sheriff’s and prosecutors’ offices. Counties with less than 300,000 are eligible to receive the grant. First, the money has to be used to meet salary requirements. Counties have filed applications for the grant, and now they wait for the Comptroller’s Office to process and …

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Hopkins Chamber Hosting Free Concert Eclipse Weekend

As part of the Sulphur Springs Eclipse activities in April, the Hopkins County Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a free concert on Saturday, April 6, downtown, featuring The Paper Dolls, Jason Waldon and the Alibis and Dubb and the Luv Machines. Plus, the vendors’ market will be at The …

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Scammers Using QR Codes To Steal Your Information

QR codes are everywhere nowadays since they are such an easy and convenient way to share personal information. The Federal Trade Commission reports that scammers have figured out ways to exploit this technology. They use fake QR codes to trick people into giving away their personal information, and it even …

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Kangaroo In Texarkana

  Texarkana Police responded to a call about a kangaroo running around at Spring Lake Park over the weekend. The kangaroo, Rocky, was there with his family, enjoying his time running around the park. Texas is one of only 13 states where keeping a kangaroo as a pet is legal.

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Grayson County Man Shoots Home Intruder

A Grayson County homeowner shot and seriously injured a suspected intruder armed with a hammer earlier this week. The man forced his way into the home, and the homeowner tried to get him to leave. The suspect struck him with the hammer, and the homeowner shot him and called police. …

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