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The YMCA will once again have a summer camp in Sulphur Springs. If you have any questions, please call 469-276-8421 for more information.
Family in Christ is hosting its 2019 Vacation Bible School Sports Camp will begin Monday (Jun 17) until Thursday (Jun 20) from 6:00 pm until 8:00 pm. Registration starts at 5:30 pm each night. There will be FREE SHIRTS for the first 100 kids that attend.
Central Baptist Church
840 Connally Street
Sulphur Springs, TX 75482
Workforce Solutions is on-site at the Delta County Library Wednesday (Jun 19).
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Join Workforce Solutions Northeast Texas on Wednesday (Jun 19) at the Delta County Library, in Cooper, from 1:00 – 4:00 pm, for career and employment guidance aimed to help you land that next job. Stop by the library to visit with our staff and let us help answer your job search questions.
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The Paris Horse and Rodeo Club and Lamar County Crime Stoppers Rodeo present the 60th Annual Paris Rodeo. It is Friday and Saturday (Jun 21-22) at 8:00 pm both nights. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for kids 12 and under.
Organizations from Hopkins County and surrounding areas will participate in a full-scale exercise taking place from 8:00 am until noon on Friday (Jun 21). The training is being conducted to test and improve your community’s overall preparedness for an emergency event. The fictional exercise simulates a tornado that has impacted Hopkins County.
Exercise participants will simulate emergency activities such as, but not limited to, response, search and rescue, treatment of acting victims, hazardous material identification and cleanup, and transporting acting victims. The incident is not real; however, the response activities during the fictional exercise will be practiced in a manner that is as realistic as possible.
Hopkins County Emergency Management, Sulphur Springs Emergency Management, Hopkins County Fire Department, Sulphur Springs Fire Department, Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office, Sulphur Springs Police Department, Hopkins County EMS, CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital of Sulphur Springs, SSISD, SSISD Police Department, Hopkins County Civic Center, Justice of the Peace, Pct. 1 & 2, county volunteer fire departments, and Civil Air Patrol will be participating.
The areas where the exercise will take place will be clearly marked. For your safety, the exercise area will not be open to the public. We ask for your patience and support if the exercise disrupts your daily routine.
There are simple steps that Americans can take to prepare themselves and their loved ones for emergencies: be informed, make a plan, build a disaster supply kit, and get involved through opportunities that support community preparedness. By gathering supplies to meet basic needs, discussing what to do during an emergency with your family in advance, and being aware of the risks and appropriate actions, you will be better prepared for the unexpected and can help better make your community and the country. Please visit the website https://www.ready.gov or call the phone number1-800-BE-READY to learn more about preparedness activities.
We thank all area residents for their support of this critical exercise. If you have any concerns or questions about the training, please contact Kristy Springfield at kspringfield@hopkinscountytx.org.
The Paris Horse and Rodeo Club and Lamar County Crime Stoppers Rodeo present the 60th Annual Paris Texas Rodeo Friday and Saturday (Jun 21-22) at 8:00 pm both nights. Tickets are $10 for adults $5 for kids 12 and under.
Friends of Doctor’s Creek is hosting a free concert/dance at Doctor’s Creek Unit of Cooper Lake State Park this Saturday (Jun 22), from 8:00 until 11:00 pm. Admission to the park is free, too. Concessions will be available. The location in the park is the Lone Pine Boat Ramp parking lot. Dubb and the Luv Machines are performing, and they do a mix of classic and new country and rock. Hope to see you there!
The Landowners Educational Series is for anyone wanting to learn more about managing their land. Topics include pasture utilization, pasture management and establishment, pond management, tree/forest management, nuisance animal control, and agriculture law. All programs will be at the Franklin County Airport off of Highway 37, just north of Mount Vernon.
The Friday (Jun 28) program will begin back at 1:00 pm and will be over nuisance animal control. Greg Miller from Texas Parks and Wildlife will be the presenter. Topics include trapping and controlling nuisance animals as well as why some animals are considered to be nuisances and any other pertinent information regarding nuisance animals and how they affect the land.
Blossom Patriot Fest Fireworks Show is Friday (Jun 28) in downtown Blossom. It’s sponsored by the Greater Blossom Development Association, where the community is everything. Before the fireworks, there will be hamburgers and live entertainment in City Park. Plus there will be a paver reveal by Dan’s Shed. Check it out on Facebook @GreaterBlossomDevelopment or contact Liz at 903-491-7257 or Deana at 903-491-6343.