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County Residents Urged to Work Together to Reduce Abuse, Neglect of Older Adults, People with Disabilities

County Residents Urged to Work Together to Reduce Abuse, Neglect of Older Adults, People with Disabilities

Hopkins County Judge Robert Newsom and the Commissioners Court Tuesday joined Texas Department of Family and Protective Services personnel in spreading awareness for abuse of older adults and people with disabilities.See the Story

Greenview Cemetery Memorial Day

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Greenview Cemetery Memorial Day

Greenview Cemetery Association will be holding it's annual Memorial Day Sunday, July 6. The business meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m., followed by the church service.Read Article

City Council to consider purchase of rescue pumper, parking improvements at July 1 meeting

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City Council to consider purchase of rescue pumper, parking improvements at July 1 meeting

Sulphur Springs City Council will meet in two sessions Tuesday, July 1. First they will hold a joint meeting with Sulphur Springs Planning and Zoning Commission at 5:30 p.m., then, again at 7 p.m. at City Hall for the regular July session.Read Article

Students feted for state academic UIL achievements

Sulphur Springs High School’s Academic UIL team had a phenomenal year, finishing as the runner- up for the state championship title. Five individuals and one two teams from Sulphur Springs won championship titles in different categories. Overall, SSHS came home 18 medals for first through fifth place wins in individual competitions, eight others who were state finalist and qualifiers, and had two teams finish as the runners-up for the state titl…Sulphur Springs · Sulphur Springs Read Article

Local author to hold book signing

Local author Jolene Reed will hold a book signing from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, June 28, at The Book Nook on Main, at 218-A Main St., in downtown Sulphur Springs.Sulphur Springs · Sulphur Springs Read Article

Sulphur Bluff Masonic Lodge presents awards, scholarships

Sulphur Bluff Masonic Lodge #246 recently presented several awards and scholarships to students and staff at Sulphur Bluff, Cooper and Sulphur Springs schools. Lodge #246 Worship Master Bill Sachs, Bill Holden, Tommy Anderson and Don South on May 12 presented to SBISD Dean of Students Kristy Russell an Honorary Mason award, recognizing her for being an exemplary teacher who goes above and beyond, for which $1,000 award was presented.Sulphur Springs · Sulphur Springs Read Article

Gipson named new client services manager

Gail Gipson has been named the new client services manager at Hopkins County Community Action Network, DBA CANHelp. Gipson brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the role.Sulphur Springs · Sulphur Springs Read Article

2025-2026 campaign co-chairs, Board of Directors, Allocations Committee announced

Hopkins County United Way this week announced its new slate of officers, including the new campaign chair — or in this case cochairs. The energetic team of Ashley Crump and Kaitlyn Hankins will be serving as the 2025-2026 campaign co-chairs, marking only five times since 1975 that the HCUW has had co-chairs.Sulphur Springs · Sulphur Springs Read Article

Hall crowned Miss Juneteenth

A new queen and misses were crowned Thursday evening during the 2025 Miss Juneteenth Pageant, which featured four age categories, and was held at The Way Bible Church. Miss Juneteenth Miss was Jaliyah Nicole Hall.Juneteenth · Sulphur Springs Read Article

Lady Wildcat Volleyball Camp draws crowd

Volleyball has seen a surge in popularity over the last decade. If the crowds at this year’s Lady Wildcat Volleyball Camp are any indication of what’s to come, the future of Sulphur Springs volleyball is in good hands.Volleyball · Sulphur Springs Read Article

Trustees approve recommendations for deputy superintendent and child nutrition director

Sulphur Springs Independent School District Board of Trustees approved hiring of two candidates to fill district administrative position. Shawn Duhon is the new deputy superintendent, and Stewart Murray as the new director of student nutrition.Sulphur Springs · Sulphur Springs Read Article

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