Sulphur Springs, TX News

• Sulphur Springs, TX News
• Beef cattle supply trends watched
• Beat the Heat: Temperatures affect dairy cows
• Implications of foreign-owned land noted
• Raising rabbits remains popular in Texas
• Texas Trails: The Duke of Duval
• Growing Grass: Alterative forages weighed
• Written lease terms offer protection
• Root system recovery key to pasture health
• Texas Trails: Quantrill in Texas
• Rancher takes pride in beef
• 'Pink slime' maker suspends some plant operations
• Controversial strawberry pesticide pulled from US
• Texas Trails: The Fort in Fort Worth
• Then and Now: Texas sweet potatoes on the decline
• Pond owners may need to consider aeration
• Sheep and goats give tax options
• Tunnels provide growers with security
• Texas Trails: Leland Snow
• Pasture recovery depends on care
• Drought forecast remains variable
• Stock dogs build a reputation on area ranch
• Landowners have options with Trust
• Full of Bull: Bull selection key to success
• Fruit trees react to warm weather
• Texas researcher examines the use of pigeon peas as a livestock feed
• Agriculture utilizing new technologies
• Texas Trails: Terry's Texas Rangers
• Water Worries: Legislation likely to follow
• Texas Trails: The Sweetest Town in Texas
• Losses leave questions during tax time
• Ranchers rethink Bermudagrass
• Forage quality more important than ever
• Cow and Calf Care: Early weaning has benefits
• Texas Trails: Bass Outlaw's Rowdy Reputation
• New publication to aid peach growers
• Native grasses careful planning
• Final deadline for brand registration nears
• Weevil Wars: Program sees progress
• Texas Trails: John Wesley Carhart's Historical Mark
• Records make tax time simpler
• Texas Trails: The End of the World as he Knew it
• Figure stocking rates realistically
• Soil additive providing some with benefits
• Goats are pride and joy of couple's ranch
• Business Sense: Liability a key consideration
• Drought feeding requires a plan
• Group helps people grow their own food
• Safety First: Ag safety still a priority
• Company offers products and materials to restore soil nutrients and sustainability
• Timber industry notes drought losses
• Out With The Old: Agriculture reviewed
• Dry weather impacts herbicide breakdown
• Texas Trails: The Life and Times of William Goyens
• Waiting for Water: Rice industry threatened
• New tool for hog control in development
• Cattle market sees push and shove
• Tomato grafting aims to give growers options
• Texas Trails: Providence Rice
• Legume providing producers options
• Water Worries: More growers to irrigate
• The Real Deal: Trees draw faithful customers
• Recent rains give fruit trees a chance
• Nut Cases: Pecan grower has tough year
• Texas Trails: The Best All-Brothers Team
• Tax Time: Cattlemen have tax options
• Expert remains realistic about drought forecast
• Texas Trails: The Tale of the First Dallas Texans
• Farrier reflects on fulfilling career
• Grower provides a unique product
• Land values remain strong as sales decline
• Hippie Herd: Cattle fit in at Texas ranch
• Caring for Critters: Equine practice remains strong
• Texas Trails: Tex Thorton, the Firefighter and Rainmaker
• Cotton becomes feeding option
• Cutting the Cord: Cattlemen learn to let go
• Free fertilizer might be waiting in the ground
• Woman becomes agricultural icon
• Texas Trails: The Past of Desdemona
• Beef industry aims to become eco-friendly
• Christmas in Heritage Park
• Slim Picking: Cotton crop comes up short
• Little rain gives small indication of future
• Fire damage can be minimized
• Nothing 'wasteful' about dairy waste
• Texas Trails: Venturing into Hell's Half Acre
• More than meets the eye with hay
• Texas Trails: Frank Hamer's First Gun Fight
• Dry ground prompts tillage concerns
• Family keeps farm going strong
• Specialist compares historical drought data
• Three tons of marijuana plants found near Hopkins-Franklin county line
• Sulphur Springs man dies after car crash Wednesday
• Search warrant turns up cocaine, K2 at College Street residence
• Saturday tractor pull, chili contest to benefit three organizations
• EMS plans‘Passionately Pink For The Cure’ 5K Saturday
• Wildcat Marching Band preps for regional UIL meet
• United Way adds 35 to ‘100% Club’
• This One's For Him: A tribute to Guy Clark
• k d lang raises the roof at the Meyerson
• United Way Campaign Off To Fast Start
• City’s future water supply jeopardized by evaporation, lack of rain
• Area schools hosting ‘Pink and Denim Days’ Wednesday
• Slaid Cleaves: Keeping the rich Texas songwriting tradition alive
• Kinsey is back with a VENGEANCE
• Como-Pickton hosts Scholarship Workshop Oct. 15
• Sulphur Springs man, 28, dies in Sunday morning wreck
• Bill Allan plans run for Precinct 2 Constable
• Hospital EMS gives AEDs to nine fire departments
• Board expected to approve class size waiver application
• Jim Ainsworth: Writing what he knows, remembering what he loves
• Winners of Sulphur Springs Worldwide Photo Walk Announced
• Reilly Springs Jamboree - Hopkins County institution celebrates 55th anniversary
• Real men wear pink
• Wade Bartley announces for Pct. 3 Commissioner post
• Black Oak Baptist Church commemorates 155th anniversary with special services, lunch Sunday
• Temple shares her stories, wisdom
• Four Dallas men arrested in burglary
• Family Life Motivational Seminar targets everyone; teaches six characteristics of good citizenship, stewardship
• Salvation Army collecting items for victims of Tuesday’s fire
• If you love seafood, set sail for Ocean Prime
• College Street residence destroyed in Tuesday fire
• City tables tax issues, names new development director
• Miller Grove students doing good things for ‘One Day 4-H’
• Marching Band wins first division at Four States contest
• Mother’s Culture Club plans 5k Turkey Trot - Race to benefit Harper Elle Howard
• Hearts of Life animal rescue in need of food, funds
• Top Dutch Oven Chefs
• Sulphur Bluff FCCLA hosts leadership meet
• Four days set aside at SSHS for TAKS retest
• Landowners seek new energy forms
• Changing Faces: Drought reshapes landscape
• Longhorns add flair to ranch
• Drought provides a chance to repair ponds
• Crop proves tough amidst drought
• Texas Trails: The Short, but Epic Life of Matthew Caldwell
• Winter pastures still have a chance
• Texas research aims to make it rain
• Texas Trails: The Story of Dutch Henry Born
• Fight Like A Girl: Dena Lloyd and Beth Shurtleff survived their battles with breast cancer; now they’re waging their own war against the disease
• Self-breast exams could save your life, cancer survivors say
• CANHelp teams with Boys & Girls Club on mentoring/tutoring program
• Lamar Elementary one of only 3 schools in region to win prestigious award
• City may take new approach on building codes
• Main Street Farmers’ Market closing one week early to avoid conflict with stew contest
• United Way Campaign Kickoff: Supporters say UW donations are investments in community
• Store employees among six women charged with stealing more than $6,000 in merchandise from E-Z Mart
• Police pursuit ends with suspect, 19, crashing car, being flown to hospital
• Longtime sheriff’s deputy plans to run for Precinct 2 Constable’s post
• Grand Jury indicts 35
• Sweet, gentle fiction runs on just a tad too long
• Jewish grandmother provides inspiration for great stories
• Dresden File Series - Read them in order
• Como-Pickton's 2011 Homecoming Queen
• County extends burn ban, hears horse concerns
• Shutterbugs needed: Second Annual Photo Walk set Saturday
• The woman who talks to cows: Renowned animal behaviorist, autism specialist Temple Grandin to visit Hopkins County
• NEIGHBORS: Sulphur Springs pilot Rick Harrison is one of the unsung heroes providing invaluable support to crews battling East Texas wildfires
• George Harris
• Emerson plans to file for Precinct 3 Commissioner
• TxDoT replacing three bridges in county
• Friends of the Sulphur Springs Library host ‘An Evening with Jim Ainsworth’
• Boys and Girls Club schedules Bingo Night fundraiser on Sat.
• Applications to Sulphur Bluff Scholarship Foundation being accepted until May 12, 2012 - Organization’s annual dinner and auction set for Saturday
• There's something good here . . .
• Norman Colyer to seek first full term in office
• Argenbright says he will not seek re-election as constable
• Small school’s scholarship foundation gets big support
• Sulphur Bluff students host Give 2 the Troops drive
• ‘The Tempest’ sets new gold standard at DTC
• Charges filed in Aug. 17 death of Royse City man on SH 154 south
• A&M-Commerce professor keynote speaker at Tuesday kickoff luncheon for United Way fund drive
• HCUW’s $150,000 goal to benefit 17 agencies
• Mine closing will mean $333,000 tax loss
• Cover Girl Royalty
• County adopts hotel tax, budget, tax rate
• County falls from top 10 in milk output
• DPS seizes almost $650,000 in cocaine on Interstate 30
• Ayana Taylor Crowned Homecoming Queen
• NEIGHBORS: Judge Robert Newsom’s first love was law and order, but a higher calling has fueled another passion
• Burn ban violation leads to drug arrests; woman lured to location by HCSO investigator posing on cell phone as drug dealer
• New Fall Festival Cover Girl to be crowned Saturday night
• Woman accused of trying to run down officers
• SS attorney Northcutt to be candidate for district judge
• There's something good here . . .
• Hopkins County jail passes annual state inspection
• Arrests in three counties keep local officers hoppingHopkins County sheriff's officers and Sulphur Springs police officers worked with officers in two other counties and federal authorities Wednesday in raids that resulted in a number of people going
• Authorities arrest 22 in raids on alleged drug ring operating out of Hunt County jail
• Two charged in Delta County meth bust Wednesday
• State District Judge Robert Newsom says he will not run for a fifth term
• Boys and Girls Club, Fall Fest team up to sponsor duck race
• Reilly Springs Jamboree hosting singing competition finals Saturday
• Woodworking entry earns Frank Sears top prize at senior art contest
• I-30 traffic stop nets over $227,000 worth of cocaine
• Rainfall in the forecast Thursday night, Friday
• Fire Fights: Fires threaten land and lives
• Predator Population: Predators affected by drought
• Pig Power: Farm specializes in Durocs
• Complete feeds are necessary
• Disaster programs easing the burden
• Texas Trails: Free State of Galveston, Vegas before Vegas
• Homecoming Court
• Chamber of Commerce launches SOCK program at SSISD
• City to consider new building codes
• Hopkins County Idol winners
• Luminant announces facility closures, job reductions
• County budget cuts seven jobs
• Tuesday is Senior Citizens Day at Fall Festival
• 19 new fires rage in Harrison and Rusk counties
• Neighbors: Man of History – Fifth-generation Hopkins County native John Sellers talks ‘Family history, Texas-style’ at Alamo on state’s 175th anniversary
• Grand jury returns indictments in 54 cases
• Arson suspected in eight Wood County fires
• Fall Festival: Get This Party Started
• Pilot Club sets $10,000 goal for ‘Walk to Remember’
• Plano native finds instant success on Broadway: Hunter Ryan Herdlicka returns home for run in DTC ‘The Tempest’
• Dr. John Cooper announces candidacy for U.S. Congress
• Almost a dozen wildfires raging in Upper East Texas
• East Texas Wildfires About 30,000 acres burned in Cass, Marion counties
• Road Warrior: Drug interdiction officer praised for 13 years of service
• East Texas fires burn 23,000 acres, leave Hopkins County under smoke advisory
• Santacruz family, Locust St. Apts. win beautification awards
• Brilliant debut novel garners critical acclaim and serves as a catalyst for soul-searching
• Texas country star Brandon Rhyder to open ‘Catfish and Country’ show at Fall Festival
• Hundreds of acres scorched in county; old Nelta store burns
• Budget business on City Council agenda tonight
• Wondrous Watusi: Cattle make ranch unique
• Texas Trails: Satank's Reputation Lost in Translation
• Farms' success flows like the water within
• Outside In: Farming moves indoors
• Fungal infections remain a threat
• Company takes business global
• Horse business gets creative
• Take steps to prevent sickness from sun
• Agricultural gadgets continue to evolve
• Texas Trails: Told It Like It Wasn't
• NEIGHBORS: Lone Star Heritage Quilt Guild brings beautiful art to Hopkins County
• Highlights of the 2011 Lone Star Heritage Quilt Guild Show, set for Sept. 16-17 at the Civic Center
• SSISD considers extending program to help dropouts
• Adams to seek fifth term as sheriff
• Sheriff’s Posse plans 9/11 tribute at Fall Fest Parade
• There's something good here . . .
• Police focusing on drunk drivers this weekend
• New state laws go into effect today
• No more pencils, no more books: SB 6 helping SSISD replace textbooks with digital content
• Entries being taken for Sept. 10 Fall Festival Parade
• City, county leaders at odds over hotel tax
• Firemen gear up for this weekend’s MDA Fill the Boot drive
• Local contestants in Ms. Texas Senior Classic win trophiesA
• Man hit by vehicle while walking dog this morning dies
• Woman faces felony charge in husband’s stabbing
• Woman faces felony charge in husband’s stabbing
• Rich O’Toole: On the road to stardom - Singer/songwriter tapped for ‘Catfish and Country’
• SSISD budget: There's good news and bad news
• Keeping it all in the family
• ERCOT urges electric conservation through Tuesday
• Welcome To Skate MagicThe man who oversees this gathering spot for teens and tweens has an impressive style – and an even more impressive history in the sport of roller skating
• Donation to help Meal A Day is a real gem
• Hopkins County Fall Festival 2011
• There's something good here . . .
• Personnel change in store for drug interdiction unit
• Storm brings some relief from heat wave, drops temps 25 degrees Wednesday afternoon
• Slight decline in city’s tax rate expected
• Back to School for Sulphur Springs - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Pct. 3 Commissioner Don Patterson won’t seek another term in 2012
• Enrollment up 3.3 percent at SSISD
• Staking out an artful parking spot
• Judge Brown: County tax rate may go down
• Tax rate, final budget review on SSISD board agenda
• The Capital Grille and Johnny Mathis - A night of good food, good music and good friends
• The woman known simply as ‘Miss Pauline’ is a community treasure in Pickton
• County’s jobless rate remains lowest in area
• There's something good here . . .
• ‘Texas Sesquicentennial Wagon Train’ book signing set at Hopkins County Genealogical Society
• Chamber seeks cool T-shirt designs for stew contest
• Man killed in Wednesday crash on SH 154 identified
• Doing their part to help True Blue equine rescue project
• Man ejected in crash dies after being hit by 18-wheeler
• Contest winners offer Mathis tickets to help equine rescue organization
• Meet the teacher dates set at Saltillo, Como-Pickton
• Starving horses found; charges pending against owner
• Meet the teacher nights set at MG, Sulphur Bluff
• They CAN help fill the bus
• Snowman – The feel-good book of the year - Plow horse jumps from kill truck to show ring
• Benny Johnson, Sue Cook picked for N-T Romantic Evening
• Meet the teacher, parent orientations at North Hopkins, Cumby
• The Coolest Dude On The Block: Guitarist Kurt Bittner on music, the quest for a perfect performance ... and a pair of red leather pants
• Brand re-registration begins Aug. 30 in Texas
• Meet the teacher, parent orientations set at Sulphur Springs ISD
• There's something good here . . .
• Sulphur Springs Dodge donating to Make-A-Wish Foundation for test drives during PBR Challenge
• Getting to know a detective with no name
• Wildfire claims 4 buildings, 35 acres
• Some relief from heat, drought may be on the way
• SS Middle School educators outline measures to address ‘academically unacceptable’ rating
• Bosnian natives sentenced to prison terms in weapons case
• Bankers compete for bragging rights at PBR Challenge
• Meal A Day struggling in hard economic times
• Area districts preparing for start of the school year
• Pair found guilty on gun charge
• Preliminary Report: Commerce death may be heat-related
• Luminant asks EPA to delay new regulation; changes could affect Thermo Mine
• Luminant asks EPA to delay new regulation; changes could affect Thermo Mine
• Testimony begins in money-laundering trial of Balkan nationals
• Second set of tickets offered in N-T ‘Romantic Evening’ contest: Meyerson ups ante for Johnny Mathis concert
• Groups consider care and cost of rural dams
• Cattle ranch rises above drought
• Beef Business: Export market stays solid
• Texas Trails: Shanghai Pierce
• Pests get wise to treatment options
• Name Branding: Time to register brands
• Texas grape crop staying sweet
• Hay is latest target of agriculture thieves
• Texas Trails: A Few Bones About It
• Farm Bill Update: Changes taking shape
• Meyerson ups ante for News-Telegram's Johnny Mathis contest
• Catching some serious air and casting twin shadows
• County approves Internet presence upgrade
• Dr. Temple Grandin, world-renowned for work in agriculture, autism to address cattlemen, educators at Civic Center
• Got a Problem? They CANHelp; community action advocates are helping thousands of Northeast Texans ease their burdens every month
• Miller Grove WSC implements Stage 1 water rationing
• Weather taking toll on city’s water lines
• Seniors with a flair for the arts sought for Fall Festival contest
• Fires burn about 150 acres in county Thursday
• Heat warning extended again for Hopkins County
• Trio arrested in suspected burglary ring
• Suspect accused in motor vehicle thefts confesses
• Rolling brownouts may be imminent
• Heat warning extended through Friday; high temp expected to reach 109
• Council OKS street name change
• Two rural school districts receive ‘recognized’ ratings from TEA
• State board member blasts ratings system
• Low scores in one sub-group give SSMS ‘unacceptable’ rating; district receives passing grade or better in 107 of 109 testing ‘indicators’
• County under ‘excessive heat warning’ until Thursday evening
• More people offer to help city’s effort during heat wave
• Lone Star Heritage Quilt Guild show is just around the corner
• Hopkins County Idol makes debuts at Fall Festival
• Getting a photo with the King
• Search for missing woman enters eighth week
• County redistricting plan under review
• Gabriel Allon saves the world
• Not all secrets worth telling
• Accomplished rodeo entertainer 'Radical Ryan Rodriguez' joins 2011 PBR Challenge
• Heat advisory in effect until Sunday night
• The Reverend Returns: Former associate pastor is back to lead the congregation at First United Methodist Church
• At least 42 indicted by grand jury in July session
• City plan will help those suffering most from heat wave
• Bill Brannon named Texas Democratic Party executive director
• Tommy Long to chair HC Democratic Party
• Postal Service considering closing Sulphur Bluff office
• Vet statue gets marching orders; Memorial makes temporary move from square
• SSISD losing about $1.7M in state funds
• Opinions on traffic change flow both ways
• Martin facing two new charges
• CANHelp offering ‘Financial Peace’ training free to low-income families
• Two-way traffic presents few ripples
• Western Heritage award winners announced at National Day of the American Cowboy
• School Board meets tonight for first of three planned budget workshops
• Sharing the Passion: Deanna Spraggins wanted to be able to play anything and everything on keyboard; now she helps others realize their own love for music
• Number of crimes in county up for first six months of 2011
• CANHelp holding school supplies drive
• Enter to win dinner at The Capital Grille and two tickets to see Johnny Mathis
• Sue Ann Johnson talks to Johnny Mathis - ‘A dream come true. I can mark this off my bucket list.’
• Martin acquitted of assaulting officers
• Web cameras will offer view of two-way traffic change; streaming video available on www.myssnews.com
• Jurors vote for maximum punishment in solicitation convictions
• Fresh produce, locally raised poultry and beef plentiful this weekend at farmers’ market
• Q&A: Songwriter Verlon Thompson ‘Works’
• Original sculpture commissioned to honor auxiliary’s 50 years of service to MemorialHospital unveiled
• Traffic lanes blocked as city preps for two-way switch
• Martin Springs WSC implements Stage 1 Rationing to ease strain on equipment
• HCSO Investigator Lewis Tatum named sheriff’s association Officer of the Year
• Officers say defendant was trying to run them down with car
• TxDOT to begin bridge repairs on Interstate 30
• Marine Corps League raffle nets $2,700 for Veterans Memorial; winner donates shotgun back to raise more money to support area veterans
• Defendant enters guilty pleas in seven cases of online solicitation, says he’s innocent of assaulting officers
• Local contractor to upgrade Hunt County highway
• It's Watermelon Time
• Sunday fire destroys trailer
• County Commissioners extend burn ban 90 days
• Need a romantic evening? News-Telegram giving away ‘Wonderful, Wonderful’ dinner at The Capital Grille and ‘Chances Are’ the prize package will include tickets to see Johnny Mathis
• NEIGHBORS: Crump Valley Vineyards owners Travis Crump and Susan Jones are having a vintage year
• Western supper added to National Day of the American Cowboy celebration
• City on pace for lowestcrime rate of century
• Volunteer fireman reportedly overcome by heat while responding to blaze
• Streets getting makeover before two-way traffic begins on July 24
• Red River searched for missing Melissa Darling
• Dinner and tickets to Johnny Mathis: The News-Telegram delivers
• Forecasters warn to watch for heat stroke, exhaustion
• Heat advisory in effect until Friday evening; heat index values will be close to 110
• Three local ladies competing in Ms. Texas Senior Classic Pageant
• Revised plans will save SSISD almost $400K in construction costs
• Nehemia Foundation hosting session on community development
• The Capital Grille: Service, dining at its best
• County judge orders burn ban
• PBR Challenge tickets on sale Friday at SS Dodge
• Melissa ISD administrator Alderman chosen to replace McCullough as SSHS principal
• Wildcats invade Time Square
• School board has full agenda tonight: Personnel, bids and renovations top list
• Intense search continues for missing woman
• Child, 9, drowns in Commerce city pool over the weekend
• Clyde Brewer: A lifetime of service to others
• Locked up for a good cause
• Grand Jury indicts 65 in June session
• Meal A Day: Looking for a few good cooks
• County commissioners consider redrawing precinct lines
• Grand jury indicts two in January theft
• Two indicted in capital murder case
• Council approves funding applications for sidewalk project
• Stephen Turner to speak at Genealogical Society lock-in
• Happy Birthday, America
• Tentative ID made on skull found last week
• Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt warm up the Meyerson with witty banter, solid performances and near-perfect sound
• Three things you should know about this year's Tour de France
• Suspected human skull found in meadow
• A toe-tapping good time in store at upcoming Senior Citizens Dance
• County faces struggle to balance budget
• July 24 set as date for two-way traffic switch
• PJC expects to lose $1.18 million in state funding
• Rare white buffalo ceremony set Wednesday in Greenville
• County, SSISD officials meet to discuss Civic Center Auditorium
• HC listed as natural disaster area by USDA
• TRADER OF SECRETS: Writer Steve Martini and his hero are better than this
• Sarah Addison Allen: Author does not improve in second novel
• Baldacci tries his hand at chick lit: Oops
• BEL-AIR DEAD: Woods shows glimpse of past greatness
• Corine Snow’s 106 years of living recognized at banquet
• Search continues for woman, missing since June 10
• Trial date for Dr. O’Neal postponed until late September
• There's something good here . . .
• Sulphur Springs Dodge partners with Two Bulls Group, Emory ranchers to bring Professional Bull Riders event to Civic Center
• Sulphur Springs, Cumby enforcing fireworks ordinances
• Winnsboro hirl, 16, dies in crash near Pickton
• Fall Fest seeks artists with experience for contest
• Numerous activities planned for Senior Citizens Day at Fall Festival
• Banquet Saturday honors Hopkins County residents ages 90 and up
• Banquet Saturday honors Hopkins County residents ages 90 and up
• Exciting time to be a Guy Clark fan
• Still no contact with woman, 33, reported missing
• SSHS cheerleaders display All-American form at NCA meet
• Boys and Girls Club getting a big boost from Alliance, CNB, Dodge dealer and Lowe’s
• Road over Cooper Lake dam to close June 27-30
• Farm Service Agency schedules guaranteed loan program webinars
• A dynamite evening of patriotic music, fireworks in store for Independence Day Celebration July 2
• Deadline to sign up for Cover Girl contest is Friday
• Local man hit with baseball bat in dispute; Commerce man charged in felony assault
• SAFE-T seeks volunteers to help survivors of domestic, sexual abuse
• Jury Duty - A Writer's Perspective
• Jael McHenry: First-time novelist uses love of cooking to connect with readers
• Food Frenzy: Food bill gives a little
• Weather could impact hay supply
• Ensure sprayers are properly calibrated
• More to planting than superstition
• Texas Trails: The Prophet of Spindletop
• Texas Trails: Turkeys and Tenderfeet
• Show projects require family commitment
• Ranch building a solid future
• Market for Texas onions still fresh
• Into the Unknown: Agriculture ventures ahead
• Texas Trails: The Silent Hero
• Better late than never for new olive farm
• Approach crop insurance decisions with care
• Proceed With Caution: Equine virus causes concern
• Food safety sees advancements
• Training brings pair even closer
• Texas Trails: Ode to the Humble Doodlebug
• Program provides science-based results
• Belted Breed: Ranch opts for historic cattle
• The Honey Hole: Beekeepers uphold tradition
• Lindsey McCormack captures 52nd Dairy Festival crown
• Six competing for title of Dairy Festival Queen
• Truck fire shuts down SH 19 in Birthright
• Independence Day Celebration
• One charged in Thursday cocaine bust; Arizonan being held in county jail in lieu of $500,000 bond
• SSHS soccer/track complex expected to be $675K under budget
• There's something good here . . .
• Missing woman located in Hugo
• Week of July 11 tentative date for 2-way traffic change
• Dairy Festival Carnival kicks off tonight
• Federal mandate forcing price hikes for SSISD meals
• Summer program feeding more kids than usual
• Hopkins County gets gift from Rains officials
• My Summer Reading List - so far
• Sulphur Springs woman, 33, missing since Friday
• Statue in memory of fireman, son killed in 2004 erected at HC Fire Station
• One woman found dead in house fire east of Cooper
• Conquering the Comma: A writer’s perspective
• Ross, Heiner win big at Ice Cream Freeze-Off
• STOMP: No dialogue, no plot – all music, percussion and thrills
• SSISD considering acquisition of Civic Center Auditorium
• President creates council to improve rural areas
• SSISD officials expect soccer/track project to come in under budget
• John David Kent: Celeste musician chasing the perfect blend of old sound, new technology
• Thirteen groups benefit from Rotary Club spelling bee
• There's something good here . . .
• Bullish On Hopkins County: Farm implement dealer sees potential for growth in Northeast Texas
• City Council members Sellers, Price take oath of office; Craig Johnson appointed mayor
• Sisters Markeda Fisher, Kayla Price named campaign chairs for 2011-2012 United Way fund drive
• Budget for summer street paving more than doubles
• Intersection of Church, Houston streets to close Thursday
• Workcamp volunteers painting 25 homes in 3 days
• Church project to shred private documents, recycle electronics at no cost Saturday
• Shake, Rattle & Roll: Bringing golden oldies to town
• Guy Clark's coming to Poor David's Pub for two-night gig
• Local dairy farmer pays visit to Capitol Hill
• Council to seat new members Tuesday
• NEIGHBORS: From Cumby to Kabul, JP Moseley has always been the one going into situations most people are running away from
• Despite downturn dairy industry looking better
• Willis Alan comes to the Kessler in Oak Cliff
• Q&A with rookie author Taylor Stevens: Writer’s backstory as compelling as the thriller she created
• Gilbertson leaving classroom after 33 successful years
• Hearing draws support, gripes on Thermo mine expansion
• SSHS Principal McCullough lone finalist for Sulphur Bluff superintendent’s job
• One dies in crash on I-30
• There's something good here . . .
• Tuesday night wreck sends four teen-agers to hospital
• Luggage stuffed with 431 reptiles found in Bangkok
• Fire departments from 4 counties battle blaze at oil storage tank
• Volunteers battle high heat along with flames
• Middle School teams place in top 15 in Global Finals
• More work to widen SH 154 south starts Monday
• Body found in burned vehicle ID’d, but motive for gruesome murder still a mystery
• Sulphur Graphs for May 31, 2011
• Grand Jury returns indictments against more than 20 people
• Country Throwdown: Jamey Johnson joins Willie Nelson on the road
• Home is where the Art is: Wilma Graves Moss created quilt featured in magazine in room where she was born
• A New Look: News-Telegram undergoes redesign
• Man indicted in February stabbing death
• From cooking to canoeing, Cooper Lake State Park staff have plenty of programs to help people enjoy the outdoors
• Bounce house available this weekend for youngsters at Farmers’ Market
• Travis Elementary one of only 8 in Texas to receive special grant
• Miller Grove students honored for perfect attendance, academic excellence
• Fundraiser Saturday for fireman, paramedic recovering from heart surgery
• There's something good here . . .
• Wheat Watch: Texas wheat crop hit hard
• Texas Trails: Sweet Dreams
• Cattleman focuses on better beef, grass
• Fish pond management requires simple steps
• Grower pushes beyond setbacks
• Texas Trails: The Runaway Winner
• From Past to Present: Family ranch has adapted
• Healthy land is farm's foundation
• Family farms undergo change
• Cash Calves: Preconditioning adds value
• Too many pirates, plots spoil the adventure
• Mickey and Barbara McKenzie to chair 2012 Lights of Life Gala
• Martin, Oviedo top graduating class at Cumby High School
• Cumby seniors awarded more than $100,000 in scholarships
• Kicking It
• Miller Grove holds 72nd End-of-School Stew
• Project to spruce up city gets no respect, entries
• Fowler, Goldsmith top Sulphur Bluff junior high class
• Jimmy Buffett defies judgment day prediction, remembers roots
• Teacher of visually impaired students retiring
• Weather grounds Saturday’s Young Eagle flight; annual event offering free airplane rides rescheduled for June 4
• More RSVPs needed from invitees to Clara Bridges 90+ Banquet
• County marks 3 straight years of low unemployment
• Allan, Argenbright, Wolf are Sulphur Bluff’s top seniors
• Man, 29, dies after vehicle hits tree
• Rios named valedictorian, McLane salutatorian at Saltillo
• It’s ‘Click It or Ticket’ time
• Taekwondo demos, kids cooking class and more offered Saturday at Farmers’ Market
• There's something good here . . .
• Como-Pickton seniors offered more than $160,000 in scholarships
• Talley, White, Carter prevail in Cumby alderman elections
• Friends of the Library honoring News-Telegram editor Terry Mathews for her support of the arts
• Austin Baxley, Alyssa Miller lead Como-Pickton seniors
• Yantis FFA sponsoring low-cost pet vaccination clinic
• Cardiac lab sets a precedent at HCMH; patient flown in from Oklahoma for procedure
• Hall,Calixto named NHHS val, sal
• Hopkins County job fair being held at the Civic Center Thursday
• Aviation group hosting free flights for youngsters Saturday
• Trooper finds three kilos of cocaine during traffic stop
• Miller Grove school marking sesquicentennial May 20
• Shake, Rattle and Roll: Bringing back that golden, oldie feeling
• PRAYING FOR STRANGERS: A simple New Year's resolution changed everything
• Sellers wins city seat, defeats incumbent
• Dietze, Crouch, Kelty elected to hospital board
• Sandoval, Rose top class of 2011 at Yantis High School
• Trustees elected in four school districts
• Landmark Greenville business closing
• North Hopkins, Yantis trustee elections
• One of ‘North America’s most respected church leaders’ to speak at 15th Annual Faith Alive series
• Relay falls short of goal but still raises more than $90,000
• Morningstar, FUMC lead all teams in Relay fundrasing
• Como-Pickton students getting in the spirit of Saturday’s Folk Festival with ‘Living Museum’
• Forgery suspect facing federal charges
• Farmers’ Market accepting Lone Star Card
• There's something good here ...
• Top students, retiring educators honored at SS Middle School
• Victim in Monday’s fatal crash identified
• New talent joining familiar faces on the stage at Relay For Life
• Economy looking up; property values down only 1 percent
• SSHS students earn more than $2.75 million in awards, honors
• Early voting ends in city, hospital, SSISD races
• Letter carriers participating in 19th annual ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ food drive on Saturday
• One man dies after tractor-trailer rear-ends car on I-30 Monday
• Police academy set to graduate 19 cadets Thursday
• Andrew Steele, Cayle Watson top students at MGHS; Miller, Smith lead jr. high grads
• SSISD moving forward on next phase of construction projects
• Jodi Picoult: Fearless author sheds light on society’s stickiest issues
• Bailee Petty named SSHS 2011 valedictorian
• Presenting SSHS' 2011 salutatorian Emily Mason
• YHS sophomore wins state UIL in computer applications
• Three SSHS students place at state UIL meet in Austin
• ‘Unforgettable’ performance by NETCS
• Second suspect charged in murder of local musician
• Retiring ‘Coach’ Womack was always laid back, fair and caring
• Candidates make their stand in North Hopkins ISD race
• Fall Fest board planning for 2011 events
• Raise the Rafter: Special ceremony held as new Middle School is ‘topped off’
• Fire damages west side apartment complex; four families displaced by blaze
• Agreement for new GM dealership in Sulphur Springs announced
• There's something good here ...
• Biggest solar array of its kind in Texas goes online at Civic Center; county spends less than $10k to save $45,000 a year
• SSMS band claims top award at UIL contest
• Bond set at $1 million in capital murder case
• Relay For Life teams attending to last-minute details
• Mesquite man facing capital murder in death of Mahoney musician; victim apparently strangled for guns, instruments
• City begins work on new intersection at ‘split,’ precursor to two-way traffic
• I-30 frontage roads due for improvement project
• Fundraiser Saturday benefits county’s drug abuse education program
• LEFT NEGLECTED: What if one side of your world disappeared?
• Failure to launch: Elizabeth Berg misses the boat with new book, 'Once Upon a Time There Was You'
• New music building debuts at TAMU
• Early voting begins in school board races
• Hook, line and sinker
• Commissioners hold brief meeting Monday morning
• Early voting begins in municipal and hospital elections
• Cumby officer earns award for valor
• Charlotte Henderson’s passion and dedication will be missed as she retires from Hopkins County United Way after 33 1/2 years of service
• An ‘Unforgettable’ Evening - North East Texas Choral Society bringing love songs to Civic Center May 7-8
• Cain faults redistricting proposal; Hopkins County would be paired with Hunt, Van Zandt under Solomons plan
• ‘Experience Girl Scouts for a Day’ Sunday at Heritage Park
• Como-Pickton students bring home gold medals from state FCCLA meet
• Saturday’s ‘Kids Cook at the Market’ postponed until May 21
• There's something good here ...
• Two Sulphur Bluff FCCLA students among nation’s bestT
• Forgers pass more than $14K in bank drafts
• About a dozen area restaurants on Scouting for Dinner menu on May 3
• Local churches to observe National Day of Prayer on Wednesday, May 4
• Revitalized park to be dedicated during Blackjack Grove Day
• Series of violent storm cells pound city, county with high winds, hail
• NWS warns conditions ripe for ‘deadly tornado outbreak’
• Proceeds from Yantis Masonic Lodge fish fry will help fund scholarship
• Calving Care: Plan for the unexpected
• Higher fuel costs hit agriculture
• Plant business still growing
• Poultry raiser ventures into the feed business
• Texas Trails: Tascosa
• Rising Tension: Farmers fear border violence
• Cattle raisers hold tightly to plan
• Growers partner for better success
• Texas Trails: Isa-Tai
• Effective vaccinations require proper timing
• Benefit scheduled for Pickton woman battling cancer
• I’ll take some ‘market’ fresh tomatoes
• Grand jury indicts 24 during April session
• Ready for the Last Twist of Life Ride
• Historical commission members named by county; firefighters still on standby
• Alliance Bank team hosts Relay garage sale
• Blood, Bones and Butter: Memoir of a reluctant chef
• Yantis ISD board of trustees candidates Kay Glenn, Colby Ogle proud of having strong ties to district
• Downtown two-way traffic plan will follow street resurfacing
• Officers to begin enforcing new truck routes Monday
• Daemons and witches and vampires, oh my!
• County judge issues challenge to community to prevent child abuse
• Work to begin next month on old library building
• TAKS Exit Level retests scheduled to begin Tuesday, April 26
• Local firemen awaiting orders to deploy to West Texas to battle wildfires
• Cooper Lake State Park, churches, others hosting Easter activities this weekend
• News-Telegram photographer takes top prize in journalism contest
• Relay For Life teams working overtime to prep for annual fundraiser
• HCMH taking applications for Junior Volunteer Program
• SSMS yearbook among nation’s top 2%
• Two middle school teams headed for Destination ImagiNation world finals
• Yantis student advances to state UIL meet
• NEWS FLASH: Donations needed quickly for local firemen headed off to fight West Texas wildfires
• SSHS sends 7 students to state UIL contest
• Fire destroys home on Country Club Road; family loses all belongings in blaze
• SSHS Class of 2012 will graduate in Civic Center
• April is Parkinsons's Awareness Month
• Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office, DEA hosting National Drug Take Back Initiative on April 30
• Work at multipurpose facility on target for April 26 completion
• Community Bible Study to celebrate 20th anniversary
• Dutch oven chefs confer
• There’s Something Good Here
• Sellers leads ‘History by Foot’ tour
• More than 160 seniors signed up for 90+ banquet - June 1 is deadline to register
• Q&A with author David Baldacci, part deux
• Phins UP ... it's BuffettTime
• SSISD officials discuss expense cuts
• School, county officials meeting Monday on Civic Center use
• P&Z panel gets unique opportunity to clarify city policy
• HCMH seeking volunteers for Johnnie Masters Gift Shop
• Q&A with David Baldacci: Author talks about success, a new book and the unlimited potential of the human mind
• History walk proves to be highly popular; more than 50 people sign up for Saturday tour of downtown
• SSHS Band region’s only Sweepstakes winner
• Memorial Hospital’s rehab center ranked in top 10 percent in U.S.
• Saltillo student takes 1st place in six district UIL events
• Dr. Reginald Cole named medical director of CARE Unit
• Cookbook celebrates Texas’ love affair with beef
• Advisory council offers recommendations on AIDS videos
• Saturday’s Dutch oven cooking class at Heritage Park gaining interest statewide
• Area Methodist Choir making debut Sunday night
• Cooper Lake State Park hosting Kid’s Fish Day this Saturday
• DC holiday delays federal tax filing deadline; free help with returns ends Saturday
• Scheduling conflict has SSHS’s 2012 graduation on hold
• Greenville man,facing life in prison, gets probation
• Sulphur Springs first city in Texas to compost municipal sludge
• Shopping the stacks for a bargain book
• Jury returns guilty verdict in trial of Greenville man, 37
• One, two, three, kick – then repeat
• SSISD sets April 22 and May 20 as bad weather make up days
• Carriage House thanks volunteers
• So Close the Hand of Death
• Hopkins County survives strong morning storm
• Rolling on for a good cause
• County pays to settle federal lawsuit
• Teach the children well
• O’Neal trial date set in Paris
• Blue Blazes dream big, work hard for upcoming spring show
• Final ride in memory of ‘Twist’ McKeever slated April 23
• Walk-A-Thon planned to support St. Jude’s
• The Fifth Witness: The Lincoln Lawyer’s caught between truth and justice
• Baker’s dozen of vendors on tap tommorow at Farmers’ Market
• Bond set at $250k for former SSPD chief charged in sexual assaults
• Tip leads officers to stolen trucks, trailer, tires
• Building activity on the rise in Sulphur Springs
• Children’s safety fair starts at 9 a.m. Saturday in Buford Park
• Sulphur Springs Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep under new owners; GM says they embrace being ‘fair and honest’
• Council rejects rezoning change for recycling business
• Former police chief indicted in Collin County
• Aguilars offering tamale dinner to raise money for Relay
• East Texas Police Academy registering for next SS night class
• SSHS sweeps District 13-4A Academic UIL Meet
• Ladies 60 and older needed for 2nd Annual Ms. Hopkins County Senior Classic Pageant
• Recycling request, elections on tonight's council agenda
• Emergency farm loan applications now being accepted
• Budget cuts worry wine industry
• Texas Trails: Battle of Walker's Creek
• Growing Endeavor: Farm diversifies to reach goals
• Hereford Haven: Traits are key to breed success
• Proper nutrition essential to calf survival
• Small-acreage growers have much to consider
• Pony Projects: Breeder has specific focus
• Water-based tax claim in the works
• Texas Trails: Legs Lewis
• Gone Wild: Ranch focuses on wildlife
• Take A Number: Animal tracking updated
• Nitrate poisoning a cause for concern
• Regulatory crackdown could hit Texas
• Duties of state chemist range far and wide
• Texas Trails: King Ranch
• Picking Out Posies at first Farmers’ Market of the year
• O’Neal trial moved to Paris
• Dancing the night away at the 'Senior' Prom
• Book-signing at Pilot Club Extravaganza
• 15 students from Yantis advance to Regional UIL competition
• Yantis One-Act Play makes good showing at Zone UIL competition
• Apartment complex evacuated after fire breaks out
• Yantis wins 1st district UIL title
• Sulphur Bluff sending 7 to regionals
• Miller Grove advances in One-Act Play competition
• John’s Potato House offers special deal at Tuesday’s Spirit Night
• Cumby students earn recognition at UIL meet
• Master Gardeners’ Plant Swap pushed back one week
• Seven from North Hopkins advance to UIL regionals
• C-P holding Scholarship and Financial Aid Workshop
• City kicks off beautification program
• There's something good here . . .
• School leaders ask lawmakers to ease up on unfunded mandates
• Slew of activities get under way this weekend at Cooper Lake State Park
• Blacklands Railroad signs new 10-year contract
• TxDOT awards contract to widen SH 11 east of Pickton
• County officials take budget concerns to Austin
• North Hopkins kicks off kindergarten, pre-kindergarten registration roundup
• Sign up for Relay For Life by April 1 to receive T-shirt
• With little rainfall, lake levels becoming a big concern
• Superintendents: Local districts already consolidating services
• Grand Jury returns 62 indictments
• North Hopkins Scholarship Foundation Dinner and Auction scheduled for April 2
• Dracula’s deadly wives
• If you're going to the opera anyway . . .
• The Dallas Opera’s Rigoletto: Practically perfect production sparkles, delights
• House to hear finance bills this week
• The night’s big winner
• Administrators weigh in on ‘efficiency’
• Working Hard for This Year’s Relay
• News-Telegram staff sweep best blog category at annual TAPME awards
• Complete list of 2011 Texas Associated Press Managing Editors Awards List
• Administrators: Equitable school finance needed
• Sulphur Bluff PTO hosting game night
• Setting the Stage: SSISD drama students presenting ‘Dracula: The Vampire Play’ for UIL competition
• County jobless rate 2nd-lowest in all of Northeast Texas
• Work to restore former library building to start soon
• HC Republicans to host forums for candidates March 31, April 28
• Boys & Girls Club of Hopkins County welcomes a visit from runner Zoe Romano
• Drug bust in Cumby nets ecstasy, cocaine
• Democratic women hosting candidate forum April 25
• Bond revoked in online solicitation case
• Crisis intervention training to be offered March 29
• MINDING FRANKIE - Maeve Binchy's characters drive warm, feel-good plot
• Airport operating at full-throttle again; main runway had been closed for 7 months for upgrades
• Hamburger cook-out Friday to benefit Sulphur Springs Workcamp
• Superintendents call for legislators to use Rainy Day Fund
• Bonds total $220,000 for man accused of officer assault, solicitation
• American Legend hosting historic Cub Convoy this weekend
• Tierra Del Sol hosting ‘Spirit Night’ this evening in support of 2011 Project Graduation
• Registration round-up gets under way for Pre-K, kindergarten students at Miller Grove ISD
• McConaughey, Tomei light up the screen in ‘The Lincoln Lawyer’
• School superintendents talk finance - ‘We have been planning for these cuts since 2006’
• Luck be a lady - please
• Man, 36, arrested after online solicitation of 16-year-old girl
• Enjoying the last of spring break
• City to close swimming pool - Pending lawsuit prompts decision
• Super full moon to shine tonight
• His first wheels
• Plans finalized for annual Casino Night
• Standing tall in the saddle
• EPA rules would affect coal-fired power plants in Northeast Texas
• Mother, son remain hospitalized following ambulance crash
• Bolls and Bugs: Program remains productive
• James Valenti: Playing a bad boy, enjoying a good run - Rising opera star returns to Dallas stage in ‘Rigoletto’
• Farmers and ranchers see progress in Austin
• Small flies causing bigger problems
• Texas Trails: Peyote Gardens
• Unlocked and Loaded: Cattle theft remains a threat
• Trials show promising results in battling root rot
• Beneficials offer free control aid
• Tillage preference varies by operation and goals
• Texas Trails: The Comancheros
• Ambulance oveturns, sends four to ER
• VFW Ladies Auxiliary fighting cancer with weekend auction, night of music
• Card tourney Friday at NHVFD to meet grant-match amount for new $200,000 tanker truck
• Two Travis Elementary students winners at regional science fair
• Tickets on sale at Civic Center for Pilot Club’s Spring Fever Extravaganza
• City’s annual Spring Clean-Up program is just around the corner
• For carnivores everywhere: THE BIG TEXAS STEAKHOUSE COOKBOOK
• Has success spoiled David Baldacci? Not a chance
• Relay For Life teams busy selling luminaries for May 13-14 event; Brookshire’s holding cashiers vs. managers ‘pie in the face’ contest
• Contested races set in SS, hospital, Cumby elections
• Filing period ends for school elections; four districts will have contested races
• Pilot Club’s Spring Fever Extravaganza to feature radio/TV personality Edwina Patterson
• ‘No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency’ author Alexander McCall Smith talks about Precious Ramotswe, HBO and the importance of tradition
• ‘A rags to riches kind of story’ - Blacklands Railroad named Short Line Railroad of the Year
• SWAT Sweetness
• Meal A Day still needs driver Wednesdays for C-P route
• Girl Scouts host skating event Tuesday
• Life in the Big Apple not as shiny as it seems
• New Stone Barrington story: Light, easy reading
• Change of venue sought in O'Neal court case
• Tammy Cooper becomes fifth candidate in SSISD trustees race
• Filing ends Monday in all local school board elections
• Crouch candidate for full term on HCMH board
• Arrests made in Cumby thefts
• Thanks for a successful campaign
• SSISD sets schedule for 2011-2012 school year
• CNB gives to Veterans Memorial
• SSISD staff reports on current and upcoming grants
• Boys & Girls Club to host garage sale March 19
• Boys & Girls Club to host garage sale March 19
• Hopkins County says farewell to Staff Sgt. Mays
• Scenes from the long trip home
• Honoring a fallen hero - Hopkins County bids farewell to Staff Sgt. Chauncy Mays
• Cowtown Society of Western Music crowns KSST’S Enola Gay Mathews Disc Jockey of the Year
• SSHS students qualify for national BPA contest
• Kelty seeks re-election to hospital board
• Pickton-Pine Forest partners offering portraits to raise money for life-saving equipment
• UPDATE: Soldier's body expected to arrive in Greenville at 12:23 p.m. Wednesday
• Motorcade for soldier killed in action expected to arrive in Sulphur Springs Wednesday
• HCMH facing cuts in state funding
• Hospital audit brings some good news
• Sulphur Springs UIL academic competitors claim multiple awards at weekend meets
• SSHS coaches to offer football poster advertisements in April; out-of-town company not affiliated with school
• Soldier's body expected to arrive Wednesday
• Happy Birthday, Townes
• Giving the Gift of Life
• Incumbent Shawn Carpenter files for C-P school board
• Activities at Cooper Lake offer education, fun
• Historic flag collection to visit Como-Pickton CISD Tuesday From Staff
• Jim Dial: Bringing a wee bit o’ Scotland to Northeast Texas
• Local woman seeks volunteers to send patriotic message to procession carrying soldier’s remains
• Memorial service for Mays set Sunday in Titus County
• Morning Chapel pastor seeks SSISD board seat
• Area schools schedule open house sessions next week
• Adult education classes start March 21 at PJC-Sulphur Springs Center
• Body of soldier killed by IED in Afhanistan heading home
• SSHS choir sending 19 to state UIL meet
• Church leader running for SSISD board
• Upcoming Titles Worth Noting
• Hopkins County grows 10% from 2000-2010
• Brice seeking return to SSISD board for fourth term
• City offers one last chance to take care of citations
• Main St. Theatre’s sweet musical comedy conjures up sugar-coated memories with songs of the 50s and 60s
• Hopkins County soldier at least third soldier with ties to area to die in IED attack
• SSHS band students qualify for state UIL meet
• Como-Pickton FFA member big winner at heifer show
• The Great Grassfeds: Cattlemen select ideal breeds
• Fancy Fibers: Couple manages furry farm
• Nets provide hog control option
• Hogs remain a serious issue
• Texas Trails: The Newton Boys
• Former principal Chubb seeks 3rd term on SSISD board
• UPRA Spring Rodeo Starts Thursday at Civic Center
• Como-Pickton FCCLA students headed to state
• Atmos may oppose zoning change for recycling venture
• Betty Buckley returns to Lone Star stage - Broadway legend headlines sparkling production of ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’
• They’re ready to ‘Rock the Test’
• ‘The Marvelous Wonderettes’ bring unique shing-a-lings and shoop-dee-doos to Main Street Theatre
• Championship Bidding
• Joe Reid Scott recognized for service to veterans
• McClure goes up and over
• Miller Grove FFA members big winners in NETLA’s steer, swine shows
• Twelve teams set to compete Thursday at Rotary spelling bee
• Pre-dawn fire destroys Davis Street home
• Kindergarten and Pre-K registration roundups being held this week at Cumby, C-P
• Officers find clandestine marijuana cultivation system, weapons while searching for driver who fled
• Swinsons, Bessonet, Harness take top honors on opening day of junior livestock show
• Information on social networking site leads to runaway, 4 arrests
• At least 46 indicted by grand jury
• Simple Elegance: Gustav Stickley and the American Arts & Crafts Movement
• SSISD construction projects continue despite weather delays
• Meal A Day in need of volunteer drivers
• Hundreds of gymnasts expected in town this weekend for meet
• Energy grant helps update equipment at water treatment plant
• Rachel’s Challenge to be presented at C-P school Monday
• Relay Survivors Dinner ‘A Grand Success’; February team captains meeting scheduled Thursday
• Third candidate files for SSISD board of education
• Genealogical Society schedules introductory workshops in March
• Chase ends in crash; woman who fled scene still at large
• Sweetie: Author talks about the wild, wonderful mountain girl who demanded to be heard
• Sulphur Springs man arrested in stabbing death
• Senior Citizens Center targets activities for the over-55 crowd
• Sulphur Bluff's Cody Vance places third at regional science fair
• 2011 Junior Market Livestock Show and Sale starts Thursday
• Controversial Call: Modified alfalfa deregulated
• Farmers and ranchers detail business considerations
• Good livestock need better forage
• Growers see future in organic farm
• Texas Trails: The Lubbock Lights
• Corn and Chaos: Aflatoxin causes concern
• Landowner praises grassland program
• Tried and True: Heirlooms remain a favorite
• Landowners should examine tax requirements
• Texas Trails: Ezekiel Airship
• Oxford, Sellers set to face off for Council seat
• Home-schooler Timothy White wins county spelling bee for third year in a row
• Race for Place 7 a study in contrasts
• Emory woman claiming to be held against her will ends up in jail
• Lady Cats fall in playoffs to Bryan Rudder
• Saltillo defense sparks big win - No. 1 Lady Lions roll to big win over Wells in Class A area action
• Selfish characters drive dull, tedious story
• The history of ballet from a scholar who’s been there, done that
• Young mother of six shares her bliss
• Zahn says he won’t run for re-election to HCMH board
• Suzanne Thomas Bankston third person to file for hospital election
• Quitman student, 15, dead in crash near Canton; three others hurt in wreck on trip to FFA conference
• Franklin County officials fear budget cuts will eliminate courthouse restoration plans
• Cumby kindergarten, Pre-K registration set March 1
• SSMS takes top honors at One Act Play contest
• Crouch named to HCMH board
• Bealls offers patriotic tote bags and support for U.S. soldiers
• Relay For Life hosting Sat. dinner for cancer survivors
• Safe And Secure: Audit finds SSISD on the right track when it comes to preparing for emergencies
• District’s security practices garner national attention
• Deja Vu Again: Water line breaks plague efforts to finish work on Houston St.
• Area dentist seeking seat on hospital board
• Como man found dead; investigators believe tree he was burning fell on him
• Filing off to a slow start in school board elections
• Stone, Lanham first to file for HCMH board of directors
• Library to host John W. Gibson at ‘Evening with the Author’ on Feb. 24
• Sellers, Price file for city council seats
• Getting ready for that special delivery
• TAKS testing begins Tuesday, March 1
• The perfect day to cast a line
• Incumbents file for re-election to school board
• FEC gives another three AEDs to schools
• Gregg Allman heads to the Delta for "Low Country Blues"
• ARSENIC AND OLD LACE: Fort Worth's Betty Buckley comes to Dallas Theater Center
• Happy Moo Year from the Dairy Festival! DF Queen candidate applications being accepted
• SSISD board to call May election
• An American original: Family access shed light on the genuis, enigma that was Thelonious Monk
• Alliance Bank President Tom Sellers named Citizen of the Year
• Jennifer Roberts named Caregiver of the Year by Pilot Club; Beta Sigma Phi honors Pauline Hayden as Woman of the Year
• Stew contest moves to October; Chamber, Fall Fest Board indicate benefits for both sides
• Natural Progression: Grassfed stock thrive at farm
• Markets have grain growers thinking
• Trials offer options for grassbur control
• One of a Kind: Wooden barns find market
• Texas Trails: Missile Mail
• Local producer seizes opportunity
• Fruit orchards prepare for peach pruning
• In a Nut Shell: Pecan growers have good year
• Texas Trails: The Great Western Woman
• Winter is an ideal time for tree planting
• X The Text: Program aims to stop teens from texting while driving
• Defending champion seeking 3rd HC Spelling Bee title
• The Look hair salon starts ‘purple movement’ to benefit Relay For Life
• SSISD delays start of Thursday classes by two hours
• Roads ice over for third time; hard freeze coming
• County judge says problems communicating with TxDoT fixed
• Deadline to apply for A&M-Commerce Legacy scholarships is Feb. 15
• County sets bad weather policy for employees
• SSISD schools closed Wednesday
• Winter storm warning issued; heavy snow, sleet, ice expected after midnight
• SSISD may decide on school closing this afternoon; district plans to seek waiver for missed classes
• TxDOT preparing to tackle icy roads tonight
• SSISD schedules Head Start registration for Feb. 21-25
• Heather McCready: A Songwriter's Sojourn
• Old Man Winter to visit area – again
• Patients are more than a name and number to Eric Reed
• Tour bus slides into ditch; number of stranded passengers eclipses 120
• Traffic on ice-covered interstate skids to halt
• Local banks collect used handsets to help service personnel keep in touch with families
• Snowfall wreaks havoc on area roads, highways
• Winter storm strands busloads of passengers in Sulphur Springs
• Pancakes, Kids Fishing Day, Upward Bound basketball games postponed
• Nelson’s 2nd local pharmacy recently targeted by burglars
• Today's paper available online
• Elizabeth McQueen: ‘A Nice Warm Sound to the Music’
• Winter storm outlook for Northeast Texas
• Early morning fire destroys family home
• Kickin’ It - Blue Blazes Style
• Deep cuts expected in school funding throughout Texas
• Weekend accident claims local man, 53
• Storms, freezing rain in forecast
• Former narcotics officer gets to patrol streets one more time through ‘Silver Dreams’ program
• Warmer conditions expected with noon start for Feb. 5 Kids Fishing Day
• Reports: Volkswagen to build hybrid that gets 261 mpg
• Car splits in half in crash; driver escapes serious injury
• Expansion for local plant looms
• Feb. 1 is deadline to order Chamber banquet tickets
• Sulphur Springs manufacturer building surveillance airships for US Army
• Extension offers marriage education workshops
• CHINABERRY SIDEWALKS: Rodney Crowell's story of battles, redemption and family blood
• Panola College administrator takes over for retiring PJC-Sulphur Springs Center Director Linda Bennett
• What's That? An Aerostat!
• DPS offering amnesty program through April 17
• Attorneys take depositions on woman at heart of failed studio fiasco in 2005
• Small Business Center announces new counselor
• Kid Fishing Day may move to afternoon
• Twelve SSHS students advance to state business professionals contest
• Scout troop’s recycling project delayed
• Illegal ‘mudding’ causing thousands of dollars in damage to county roads
• Hospital COO Donna Wallace to receive health care group’s first Excellence in Leadership Award
• List of Clara Bridges banquet senior citizens tops 90
• First amendment authored by State Rep. Cain passes
• "The Guitar Song" - Sharpshooter Jamey Johnson sticks to his guns, hits bullseye
• Over and Under: Landowners have legal rights
• Business grows with value-added items
• Control costs with conservative management
• Select fencing options based on intended use
• Texas Trails: Big Man, Big Reputation
• Bison Boom: Demand outweighs supply
• Business is sweet for grapefruit growers
• Small acreage is big business
• Land management requires planning
• Texas Trails: A Fight for the History Books
• Cooks and Crowns
• Casino night slated for March 26 at Civic Center
• SSHS teams compete in weekend UIL meets at Lindale, Ore City
• Sharing their secrets
• County’s jobless rate lowest in area for 32nd month
• Retirement reception slated Jan. 27 for beloved coach, teacher Doug Evans
• Hopkins County ranks 8th in state in milk production
• Grand jury returns 32 indictments
• Cause still not known in jail inmate death
• State district judges Newsom, McDowell appoint Franklin County auditor despite protests
• Ray Price to headline 2011 Threadgill Series - Quebe Sisters will open March 5 show in Greenville
• Freezing precipitation expected today
• Former SS businessman arrested on felony indictments
• Morning workout
• ’Cats edge Mount Pleasant by a whisker at UIL invitational
• Davis St. Baptist Church establishes scholarship in memory of Tommy Starrett
• NBC series ‘Harry’s Law’: Improbable, funny show
• Inmate, 30, found dead in county jail
• Bingo night planned to help NHVFD meet grant requirements
• Program traces immigrants’ trek from New York to Hopkins County
• Pharmacy technician training starts Feb. 14 at PJC-Sulphur Springs Center
• Prescribed burn planned for Cooper Lake State Park
• Relay For Life gets under way; team captains meet Thursday
• Tierra Del Sol donating part of tonight’s receipts to SSHS Project Graduation
• Free service that helps people with their income tax returns resumes Feb. 1 under new coordinator
• Thanks for lighting up our lives
• Balch Springs man arrested for money laundering
• Volunteers treated to special meal
• Funny Faith: Charles Marshall using Christian comedy to spark laughter, encourage audiences
• MGVFD honored for helping man honor his promise to ailing brother
• Annual Crockpot Chili Con scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 22
• Frigid weather slows finish of SSHS multipurpose facility
• City ready to begin Phase III of Houston St. project
• New bus barn, renovated ag shop, other projects on tap at Sulphur Bluffw
• Spotter training offered at Skywarn severe weather program
• Filing period set for May elections
• Vegan or Vegetarian
• Students with special needs get a shot at ‘Hoop Dreams’
• Forrest Gregg to speak at Chamber banquet
• State Rep. Erwin Cain takes oath of office
• Audit gives SSISD clean bill of financial health
• Retail sales up in Nov.; city’s tax rebate climbs 9.37%
• Nothin' better than the blues - low country style
• Cold Canadian air mass to hit North Texas tonight
• Repair costs continue to mount at hospital
• Stabbing victim mum on details; police say he's not cooperating
• SSHS takes home 11 team awards from UIL meet
• Registration at PJC-SS Center scheduled Wed., Thurs.; classes start Jan. 18
• Guitarist Andrew Daniel headlines Mount Vernon Music concert Jan. 22
• Got Hot Chocolate?
• School districts cancel classes due to winter storm; traffic accidents mount
• Snow closes city, county offices
• Authorities capture jail escapee Sunday afternoon after brief time on the run
• Looking Back: Agriculture reflects on 2010
• High cotton lures growers
• Consider the details when negotiating leases
• Texas Trails: Texas Vs. Oklahoma
• Banking on It: Land market transitioning
• Grasshoppers to reappear in 2011
• Exotic antelope are rancher's pride and joy
• Ranch takes all-natural approach with livestock
• Texas Trails: Samuel Franklin Cody
• Stocking Up Ahead of the Storm
• Winter storm watch in effect from Sunday morning until Sunday evening
• Two Mount Vernon men charged with robbing 82-year-old
• Serving up a lovely lunch
• SSISD to enter ‘equalize the wealth’ agreement with Rankin ISD
• PJC’s economic impact at $95 million in five-county area
• County crime stats at 11 year low
• Deadline for Caregiver of the Year nominations is Jan. 31
• Pizza Inn donating part of tonight’s receipts to SSHS Project Graduation
• SSISD board members exceed minimum training requirements
• Flu virus activity increases in December
• Council names Kayla Price to fill unexpired term of Chris Brown
• Number of crimes in city second-lowest since 1999
• Auditions tonight, Wednesday at Main Street Theatre kick off a season of comedy
• Cumby Jr. High takes three team wins at district UIL meet
• Nominations sought for Lady of the Year award
• The ghost of Townes Van Zandt and me
• Caitlyn Smalley is 2011’s first baby
• Taking the Oath
• Suddenlink, Viacom reach agreement
• Troopers stop truck for inspection, seize hundreds of pounds of marijuana
• Several channels could ‘go dark’ at midnight if Suddenlink, Viacom can’t ink deal
• Don’t believe everything a publicist tells you
• Nora Ephron jumps the shark: No laughs left in her pen
• Patrick Swayze tells his story
• Anita Shreve gives fans tired, worn out story and one-dimensional characters
• SSISD construction projects slightly behind schedule
• Strings and Students: SSISD orchestra, Strings program teacher discusses his first year in Texas
• SB student takes top spot at state FFA event
• Sulphur Bluff elementary students win district UIL meet
• Cletis Millsap Day in Hopkins County
• Mount Vernon music celebrates fifth anniversary: Founder Mark Miller asks ‘Where did the time go?’
• Get Involved - Graduation Celebration’s ‘Spirit Night’ set Tuesday at Tierra del Sol
• Martin Luther King 2011 Awards set Jan. 17
• FM 1870 detour scheduled Dec. 29-30; new rail crossing to be built at Thermo
• Area jobs take big hit; eight-county region loses 362 jobs in one month
• Al Jarreau: In the moment with the music
• Nominations sought for Caregiver of the Year
• Scouts going green with recycling project
• Sulphur Bluff Jr. High students take close second at UIL meet
• Merrily Caroling Red Hatters
• Judge signs emergency burn ban order today
• Contract awarded to widen, add shoulders to SH 154 in Seymore area
• HCSO, state troopers increasing New Year’s patrols
• Millsap, Maynard and Bullock honored at send-off
• North Hopkins VFD approved for $200,000 grant to buy tanker truck
• Men arrested Saturday suspects in Michigan armed robbery
• Dallas woman identified as victim of Monday morning fatal collision
• Water leak floods Grocery Supply offices
• And the winner is ...
• One person killed in two vehicle crash on Interstate 30 near Cumby
• Mitchell Chapel gives back
• Life with Llamas: Llamas rejuvenated ranch
• Vision for vines became reality
• Cowboy Capital lives up to name
• Growing Minds: Knowledge is farm's crop
• Texas Trails: Geronimo in Texas
• Top Trees: Couple finds joy in tree farm
• In A Nut Shell: Pecan grove is family affair
• Growers urged not to violate protection act
• Winter water is key to health
• Texas Trails: 'Bigfoot' William Wallace
• Goodbye, 2010. I'm going to ring in the new year with a ghost.
• Water Oak School’s staff, students, parents show the spirit of generosity by helping out struggling animal rescue group
• Case of rabies verified in city; two dogs quarantined after skunk tests positive
• Shade Alley, 12, named winners named in DBA Christmas Art Contest
• A Man of His Word: County judge honors longtime Davis St. Baptist Church pastor Hall
• City of Como awarded grant to replace water lines
• Five points separate Saltillo, SB at elementary/junior high UIL meet
• Purchase of medical clinic finalized
• Ah, Texas weather – after a balmy Thursday, some snow in the foreca
• San Antonio company acquires Bailey’s Tractor
• Alden brings nothing new to the PARTY
• Meet Jane Monheit at HOME
• Honoring Lady Day ... Bridgewater sings Holiday
• If I had a pony ... the art of Cassandra Wilson
• Traffic crash on SH 11 east claims second life in as many days
• Cel-O-Core production set to begin in January; company’s 1st expansion outside Ohio to create about 20 jobs for local residents
• Como-Pickton hosting 2nd annual Christmas Light Celebration Thursday
• Three promoted at SSPD; Lt. Jay Sanders selected to take post of captain
• Cause of Fore Street fire suspicious; house termed ‘a total loss’
• One woman dies in fatal crash on State Highway 11 east
• Second ‘spirit night’ tonight benefits 2011 Project Graduation
• Kiwanis-Brookshire’s food drive in desperate need of donations
• Holiday Tour of Homes - HKK style
• Sweetwater man in custody, suspected in several thefts
• Grand jury approves 17 indictments in Dec. 8 session
• Thanks for your service, ‘Tex’
• Local man sentenced under new law: Assault included choking, raising charge to 3rd degree felony
• Santa has presents for children of all ages
• Fire damages one home, destroys another
• Saltillo men ride wagon train to help Relay For Life
• SSISD classes end early Friday, start of winter break
• Health care facility gets into wish-granting business
• Como-Pickton Jr. High earns high marks at UIL meet
• County to address flood plain planning
• Health agency offers flu shots during vaccination week
• Verlon Thompson on the life of a songwriter - ‘It’s about the soul and spirit.’
• Veterinarian seeks help finding escaped chihuahua; dinky dog runs away from Gilmer St. clinic
• ‘It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play’ opens tonight at Main Street Theater
• Flexible school day program allows students to attend classes outside regular school hours
• City Council OKs beautification program, speed limit, truck routes
• Blue Santa, Empty Stocking fund-raising hailed as big success; remote radio broadcast pulls in $25,000, mountain of toys
• Santa letters can make wishes come true; News-Telegram partners with Make A Wish Foundation for ‘Million Reasons to Believe’ program
• Repairs uncover more damage at HCMH
• SSISD applying for flex year option again
• North East Texas Choral Society: A great holiday tradition
• Downtown merchants raise voting prize in Christmas Art Contest from $100 to $300
• Happy Holidays
• Grand jury indicts 31
• Beautification, truck routes top Tuesday’s council agenda
• Special showing Saturday of ‘Polar Express,’ Monday radio remote to benefit Empty Stocking and Blue Santa programs
• Perryman projects economic growth for Northeast Texas
• Public urged to cast ballots in Christmas Art Contest; business alliance to provide shopping spree to one lucky voter
• Congratulations Darrell, Dierks, Guy, Verlon and Willie
• CASA Cookie Walk to benefit abused, neglected kids; more volunteers needed to meet record case load
• SSMS places 26 on All-Region Band
• Runway work may be done by end of year
• Raven Industries named one of nation’s top small companies for the fifth consecutive year
• Screws family continues to expand beloved ‘Christmas Train’ at North Pole of Texas
• Colyer named to fill constable vacancy
• Emory man, 80, dies in crash of small plane near Hopkins-Rains County line
• Suspected counterfeiter jailed, but who is he? Man may be wanted elsewhere
• Long-time volunteer asks for help
• Silver Santa Delivery
• Christmas season officially opens in downtown this weekend
• Choosing cookies in the park
• Justin Townes Earle: 60 days clean and feelin’ good
• Good Kids Doing Unselfish Things
• Light up the season
• County commissioners may name new constable this week
• Have a heart during the holidays
• Earl Klugh: Soft, sweet acoustic stylings from a jazz great
• How we survived a loopy server at Carrabba's, a stint at Shoney's, communication issues at Cracker Barrel and the madding crowd at the Peabody
• Fight breaks out at apartment complex after man climbs through estranged wife’s window
• SSISD board makes multiple appointments
• Trimming The Tree
• Breast Cancer Awareness efforts pay off in Hopkins County
• Local groups gearing up for the holidays
• Thursday norther sends temps plummeting
• Birthright woman first in county to benefit from expansion of Texas Ramp Project into NE Texas
• Man arrested on felony charges after challenging officers to chase him on I-30
• Hopkins County honored for transparency in government
• I've learned my lesson
• Who knew you could find the world's best lobster bisque in KNOXVILLE?
• SSISD’s REACH program helps dropouts return to school
• Interviews to fill constable’s seat begin
• Cooper Lake State Park hosts Dutch oven cooking programs
• Presidents, pork ribs and parrotheads
• New speed limit set on SH 11 extension
• Battling Bullying: Columbine victim’s ‘ethical code’ inspires Cumby program
• VFW partners with schools to feed the needy
• Emu Enthusiasts: Emu farm finds niche
• Prepare tractors for winter storage
• Tiny Treasures: Miniatures complete ranch
• Texas-inspired breed gets noticed
• Texas Trails: The Pig War
• Moving Markets: Exports offer opportunities
• Hunters and deer bring the green
• Agriculture groups look ahead after elections
• Rancher: Longhorns are easy keepers
• Texas Trails: Maurice Barrymore
• A Choral Christmas: Snuggle in for a ‘cozy’ evening at singing society’s yuletide concert Dec. 4-5
• The Bitter End
• County’s jobless rate declines from one year ago
• Fundraiser Wednesday benefits Eagle Scout project
• Free workshop, counseling offered by small business center in December
• Sulphur Bluff students continue a tradition of community involvement
• Oklahoma!: Rogers and Hammerstein classic returns to SSHS stage
• City ready for first steps on restoring old library
• UPRA Finals Rodeo returns to Civic Center tonight
• Chili supper Saturday will help SSHS choirs pay for trip to perform at Mavericks games
• Sulphur Springs Airport home to newly-restored warbird
• No-kill animal shelter running low on food, money to care for almost 80 dogs
• One man sustains ‘critical’ head injuries in Reilly Springs crash
• Cumby school to be site for ‘Holiday Shoppe’
• Tailgate party to ‘Wish the Wildcats a Win in Waco’ begins at 6 p.m. Thursday on the downtown square
• Sales tax totals indicate improved retail spending in area
• Teens to work concession stand at ‘Oklahoma!’ and take on other jobs to raise money for Big Apple trip
• A Salute To America
• New SSMS facility on track to be ‘substantially complete’ by Nov. 2011
• District Attorney's license to practice law reinstated
• Genealogical Society program focuses on late 19th century female physician, activist from Sulphur Springs
• Turkey shoot Saturday to benefit Yantis Masonic Lodge
• ATCOG sponsoring weatherization program
• Native son, beloved physician Joe Longino dies
• Longhorns are flying high over Alliance Bank
• Rollin’ through town for a good cause
• Blue Santa, Empty Stocking joining forces; leaders call merger 'perfect match of strengths'
• One down, three to go for SSHS choir students looking for a shot at state
• Community-wide pep rally set Thursday on downtown square
• Salvation Army prepping holiday food baskets for those in need
• Chamber honors Hopkins County’s finest at Friday’s Law Enforcement Appreciation Dinner
• Thelonious Monk's 'ROUND MIDNIGHT ... brilliantly interpreted by Lady Ella
• Blue Blazes of Glory: Director and her ‘young ladies’ are keeping the tradition alive heading into 50th year
• County jail passes state inspection
• Saltillo ISD honors four staff members for military service
• Symphony League Auction moved to Saturday, Nov. 20
• Phase III construction closes portion of Houston Street
• There's something good here . . .
• SSHS working toward ‘recognized’ status
• Spinks gets 10 years in prison; jury convicts him on 1 felony charge, acquits on another
• Hopkins County Veterans Memorial: Closer to the Dream
• Miller Grove FFA to benefit from turkey dinner Sunday
• North Hopkins VFD holding fish fry Saturday; proceeds will help to defray costs of new fire station
• DA’s law license on hold; prosecutor says suspension simply ‘a matter of paperwork issues’
• Groundbreaking Thursday for Veterans Memorial
• Officers bust indoor pot farm after search of Helm Lane apartment
• Luminant reclamation at Thermo Mine gets international attention
• SSHS gets off to a good start at Daingerfield UIL meet
• Testimony begins in 2009 hit-and-run death
• Spies, nanobots and drugs: Baldacci talks shop
• Flyin’ around the barrels
• Shelter Agencies for Families in East Texas (SAFE-T) training offered
• Checking out the gun show
• Clara Bridges 90+ Banquet set for summer - Two local churches team up to honor senior citizens
• Shopping Weather
• Local, county school accountability ratings released
• County saves big bucks with refinancing
• Robert Earl Keen: The road goes on forever and the party never ends, or so it seems
• A&M-Commerce Planetarium to feature ‘Mystery of the Christmas Star’
• Hollie Swatsell Memorial Toy Run has become an annual tradition
• Let’s Do The Time Warp Again
• With cold weather ahead, CANHelp’s annual Coat and Blanket Drive gets under way
• County's credit rating drops slightly
• Ace Texas Ranger pitcher Cliff Lee stops in Sulphur Springs for a little retail therapy after World Series loss
• Birthright Blues Project: Waiting for an open door
• More than a dozen from SSMS qualify for All-Region choirs
• Truck routes get green light from City Council
• Goooaaal! United Way pledges surpass $150,000
• Angel Tree registration begins Thursday, Nov. 4
• Republican Party claims two-thirds of straight-party votes in Hopkins County
• Cumby ISD bond proposals turned down; Sulphur Bluff voters choose three trustees; Meeks, Gunn win Como council seats
• Erwin Cain wins big over State Rep. Mark Homer
• Odell’s win lone bright spot for local Democrats
• Chris Brown unseats Cletis Millsap as county judge
• Vote totals for Sulphur Bluff ISD trustees, Cumby bond proposals, city of Como races
• Chris Brown, Erwin Cain win handily; Mike Odell takes Precinct 2 Commissioner seat
• Election watch parties set for tonight
• Clayton Homes blames layoffs on poor economy
• Alexander’s Meat Market offers ‘old fashioned’ feeling
• School flag of high bidder to fly over Alliance Bank; proceeds benefit Lights of Life
• Duncan Disposal named title sponsor for Third Annual Lions Club Christmas Light Parade
• Trial in 2009 hit-and-run death set to begin Monday
• Serving up the good stuff
• Enrollment up at SSISD - District applies for class size waivers
• D.A.R.E. bowling tournament winners
• Take the family out to eat, help Project Graduation
• State, local races focus of tomorrow’s election
• The Gypsy Says ...
• Frost advisory issued for Hopkins County
• United Way edges closer to $150,000 goal
• Luminant sponsoring environmental essay contest for Douglas students; winner receives $1,000 U.S. Savings Bond
• Heritage Square Car Show returns to downtown Saturday for 5th year
• Fit As Fiddles: Kade Eckhardt and Molly Ginn named to All-Region Orchestra, will compete for All-State
• Worming Woes: Have a plan for parasite control
• Unique turkeys are in demand
• Texas Trails: Supreme Women
• The More, the Merrier: Goat raiser enjoys endeavor
• Crash victim flown to area trauma center
• Growers and market react to supply and demand
• Early voter turnout strong
• Texas Trails: Geologist Intrigued by Texas
• Hopkins County Polling Sites
• Rainwater harvesting sees growing interest
• Forty-one from SSHS inducted into National Honor Society
• Fruit Fanatics: Pomegranates at home in Texas
• DPS seizes 17 pounds of marijuana, large sum of cash
• Dairy groups remain hopeful
• SSISD addresses social networking in policy update
• Big Lessons: Educational farm thriving
• More than a dozen groups planning fall and Halloween activities over the weekend
• 15th Annual Lights of Life kickoff celebration planned for Nov. 2
• Sulphur Bluff’s Halloween Carnival set for Oct. 29
• MGISD board president honored for 14 years of service to district
• Hospital entrance closing Wednesday for repairs
• Early voting turnout a good indicator of interest in elections
• Hospital front entrance closing for repairs
• Joey + Rory = Showing up and making magic
• D.A.R.E./HCLEA benefit bowling tourney set Oct. 30
• Weekend chili cook-off winners
• Ashpalt buyers, beware
• North Hopkins ISD honors Hispanic Heritage Month
• Disaster grant may net county $3 million
• TAKS EXIT retests this week, coordinator says
• Marching Wildcat Band scores high at weekend contest
• Halloween activities moved to Oct. 30
• Thrills and chills await at annual Haunted Woods in Arbala
• United Way 100% Club
• Alternative Medicine: Physicians band together to launch new surgical clinic
• Wildcats ‘proud to wear pink’ at Oct. 29 football game
• Early voting begins Monday
• Back in the Saddle:Trail ride organized for Oct. 23 benefits St. Jude hospital
• Annual Help A Child Benefit begins at 9 a.m. Saturday
• Twenty cadets graduating from police academy Oct. 21
• Grand jury indicts two for 2009 restaurant arson
• United Way fund drive keeps pace with 2009; more than $11,000 of $150,000 goal pledged so far
• In the Company of Others: Local couple asks New York Times best selling author Jan Karon about her spiritual journey
• Small Business Development Center offers free training for entrepreneurs
• More arrests in string of recent burglaries; guns and knives recovered
• Doctor named in six more indictments, but O’Neal’s attorney says issue a civil matter, not criminal
• SSHS band marching toward Tuesday UIL meet
• Contractors gaining ground on major SSISD construction projects
• PEG Forum Thursday to focus on county judge, Precinct 2 commissioner races
• SSHS sophomore to compete in national science event
• Seven area schools share more than $5,000 in grants from Exxon Mobil
• 50 Businesses expected at Tuesday's Senior Citizens Expo
• Sulphur Bluff FFA makes good first showing at State Fair
• Lightning strike reportedly causes fire at Charles Helm home
• Holiday Helpers
• News-Telegram and Jan Karon team up to offer latest Father Tim story and an enticing cookbook
• SSISD board meets Monday
• Fire destroys buildings on County Road 4762
• Out Of Africa: Fort Worth artist creates large-scale mural for local couple
• Genealogical Society hosting tours of City Cemetery on Sunday
• Five jailed after stolen property recovered in Terrell
• Worker injured in deep trench at SSMS construction site
• Candidates face off inmostly mild-mannered political forum
• Hicks adds to collection of state, national awards
• Fall Fauxliage: City National Bank takes first place in fall decorating contest sponsored by Downtown Business Alliance
• National 4-H Week: Making a difference
• A&M-Commerce Hopkins County alumni reception endows scholarship
• Two-way traffic a step closer for downtown
• Sulphur Bluff Scholarship Foundation dinner, auction generates big bucks
• City Council modifies call for no parking on Houston Street
• Hot Pink: Firefighters show support for the battle against breast cancer
• Stephen Ministry brings Christ-centered care to Hopkins County
• Millers to perform at Mount Vernon Music: Couple will showcase music of Mozart, Martinu and jazz genius Benny Bryden
• Daytime, nighttime GED classes begin Oct. 12 at Paris Junior College-Sulphur Springs Center
• Weekend toy run/rally gets Blue Santa off to fast start
• Meetings set to discuss roads in Precinct 1
• Have Trap, Will Travel: Rains County hog hunter helps stem feral swine invasion
• Dutch Treats: Winners named in 6th annual John Chester Dutch Oven Cookoff
• Monday morning rollover causes traffic snag on Church Street
• Sulphur Bluff Beta Club: Good Kids Doing Good Things
• Texas Trails: Fruit Tree Ramsey
• Changing Course: Crop rotation has benefits
• How Local? Local food can be misleading
• Lines stir debate on owners' rights
• Wheat growers have plenty of opportunity
• Texas Trails: Planting Knowledge and a Name
• Test provides timely results
• Mobile meat labs needed in area
• Regal Reputation: Herd has a solid foundation
• Market Masters: Local movement growing
• Saltillo to celebrate Homecoming Oct. 10
• DPS Troopers seize $228K in routine traffic stop Sunday
• Lifelong Brookshire’s customer wins cruise
• Parking, water, sludge on council agenda tomorrow night
• Senior Citizens Expo set for Tuesday, Oct. 12: Variety of vendors, screenings and prizes to be offered an annual event
• Political forum slated Thursday; deadline to register to vote in Nov. elections is Monday
• County seeking qualified applicants to serve as constable
• Hope for the Hopeless: ‘How blessed you are in your role to help people,’ United Way cam
• Miller Grove resident sustains minor burns in CR 1126 blaze
• Cumby man who died in Monday fire believed to have been smoking in chair
• Morningstar, EDC director honored with workforce awards
• Two injured in reported stabbing at Wood County night club
• Eleven from Hopkins County take home awards from 4-H livestock show
• Scam attempts escalate locally
• Taser subdues parole violator; woman threatens suicide before being stunned
• Three arrested in connection with recent rash of burglaries
• Tickled Pinked: Studio 9 begins third Pink Hair for Hope campaign
• HCMH repairs expected to be done by mid-November
• Masonic Lodge sponsoring toy run Saturday benefiting Blue Santa program
• Hope For The Future: Business leaders urged to help United Way reach campaign goal
• Sulphur Bluff Beta Club ‘Trucking for the Troops’ through Sept. 30
• Hospital board unanimously approves tax increase
• DSHS offering seasonal influenza vaccinations beginning Oct. 4
• Crime Stoppers grant allows tactical team to buy night-vision equipment
• Manhunt launched after suspect escapes from state troopers
• Luminant gives to United Way
• County adopts calendar for 2011 holidays
• Richard Shanks continues to do what he loves: Former SSHS band director still teaching, playing afte
• Cumby man dies in early morning house fire
• China Girl: Yantis teacher realizes the final chapter of a childhood dream with trip to the Far East
• Hospital board set to adopt tax rate Monday
• Lost and Found: Youthful honesty and News-Telegram website reunite local lady with sentimental treas
• China Girl: Yantis teacher realizes the final chapter of a childhood dream with trip to the Far East
• Work begins on $3.3 million contract to widen FM 2285
• Voter registration deadlines near for general election
• Chamber-sponsored political forum Oct. 7 to spotlight local races
• Budget cuts force relocation for Extension Agent Juli Hutchins, but she says she cherishes her exper
• Nifty 50: David Ballard honored for being the 'glue' for the past 50 years at Grocery Supp
• Cowboys tickets, flat-screen TV offered Saturday at SB scholarship dinner, auction
• SSISD program will ‘Reach’ out to those wanting a college education
• RSVP hosting Volunteer Fair Sept. 30 at Senior Citizens Center
• Farmers’ Market, Flea Market set this weekend
• County may get budget relief by refinancing bonds
• Local unemployment rate best in eight-county area for 29th straight month
• Hot dogs, ice cream to mark opening of Connally Thursday
• Team of ‘old timers’ from probation department win state shooting contest
• Bogota child, 5, in critical condition after being kicked by horse
• Household Arts Contest nears 300-entry mark; winners announced
• Greenville woman, 75, flown to Dallas hospital following Monday crash
• New rules will mean no more parking on Houston St.; three-way stop installed at intersection with Le
• A Day With Demi: Sulphur Bluff students’ PR skills, dedication lead to chance to meet Disney s
• PJC offers free ‘Live the Dream’ workshop for prospective small business owners on Oct.
• Kids v. food – and the kids won
• Masons seek to set cornerstone at new SSMS building
• AARP Service Day
• Fall Festival concludes with action-packed weekend
• Houston St. open to traffic again; grand opening for revamped Connally set for Thursday, Sept. 23
• Houston St. open to traffic again; grand opening for revamped Connally set for Thursday, Sept. 23
• Team led by Donna Rudzik and Patsy McAfee win Super Stew title at World Champion Hopkins County Stew
• Specialist touts benefit of holistic animal care
• Hoof Health: Hoof health impacts herd
• Couple finds market for fruit
• Back to Basics: Rancher makes the most of land
• Texas Trails: The Woman from San Patrico
• Eradiction group seeing results
• Career Quest: Trainer expands interests
• Texas Trails: Come and Take It
• Toxic plants don't have to be a problem
• From Pasture to Plate: Farm strives for highest quality
• County jail cited again by state inspectors
• Sunny with a Chance of Stew: Forecast calls for near-perfect conditions at Saturday’s 41st Ann
• Fall Festival ends Saturday; Stew contest, ‘Catfish and Country’ highlight events
• MATCH GAME: Organization pairing donors with patients setting up booth Saturday
• Hospital tax rate again challenged in hearing; City Council membercompares board’s decision to
• Eight young ladies vying for Cover Girl title Saturday night
• SSISD enrollment figures back to normal
• Inmate workers save thousands in Precinct 2
• Fall Festival gets in the swing of things tonight
• Hopkins County Heroes: Veterans recognized for service to their country
• Carnival opens 4-day run at Fall Fest Wednesday
• Early registration for 4-H pony show is Wednesday
• Completion of runway at airport delayed
• Quilt made by Austin Elementary teacher in 1976 to be raffled by Genealogical Society Saturday
• County tax rate approved on 3-1 vote
• Meal-A-Day chills out with new refrigeration equipment
• Money laundering bust by Cumby PD; $40K seized during routine traffic stop Saturday
• Shopping for a bargain
• Woman, child kidnapped by ex boyfriend
• A mother’s worst nightmare: Child ‘lost’ following Saturday’s parade
• Fall Festival under way following busy opening weekend
• Six pounds of marijuana, 60 grams cocaine found
• Hopkins County native to be inducted into Texas Women’s Hall of Fame on Monday
• Hospital tax hike gets first public hearing
• SSHS Homecoming royalty
• Trio of Texas ladies stir up stew with a good dose of girl talk
• The best deal in town
• State troopers find almost nine pounds of methamphetamine hidden in car's battery
• Fall Festival activities getting under way Saturday
• Democratic Party opens headquarters for November elections
• Parents of soldier who made ultimate sacrifice to serve as grand marshals of Fall Fest Parade
• Arson suspected in Cooper fires overnight
• Groundbreaking ceremony for new industry rained out
• Deryl Dodd to headline ‘Catfish and Country’ concert, newest addition to Fall Festival
• Fall Fest board asking people to ‘wave your flags’ at Saturday parade
• Meet The Cover Girls
• Mount Vernon Music: Combining music and art for a touch of romance
• City of Cumby bestows award for heroism to man who pulled another from burning truck
• EDC bringing new industry to town Thursday
• The work at FBC multipurpose facility continues
• Parent orientation activities planned at all four Sulphur Springs ISD elementary schools this week
• Alzheimer’s mini walks set: Events to benefit Terrific Tuesdays
• Water damage at hospital expected to be in the millions
• 2010 Sulphur Springs High School Homecoming Court
• C-P school sponsoring a dose of ‘Reality’; community involvement encouraged for fitness
• Stirring the Pot: Under Lynda Hager’s watchful eye, Guaranty Bond Bank's dueling teams st
• Boy, 7, hit by pickup at school bus stop; woman in car struck by 'chunk' of road surface
• Good People Doing Good Things: Jeff Smith’s mission brings music, message to Nicaragua
• Republican Party Ready for Election Season
• Hathcox speaks to Democrats in Mount Pleasant
• Former presidential candidate Huckabee endorses Cain for state representative
• County budget adopted on a 3-1 vote
• SSHS welding students earn national, regional, merit awards
• Jan’s Story: Battling early onset Alzheimer’s disease - Veteran CBS reporter Barry Peter
• 31st Annual Gospel Songfest set for Sept. 11
• Tractor Pull featured on last Saturday at Fall Festival
• EDC earns regional award for Owens project
• Discovery Dome: Montessori School offers students the wonders of education in a fairytale setting
• Sole Purpose: Summer Brooks shines her light on shoes for orphans
• Hospital to buy Med-Surg clinic facility
• HCMH board approves 5-cent tax hike
• Water line break floods hospital
• Love of scrapbooking fuels former Sulphur Springs woman’s new book, ‘Inspiration Station
• Free seminar on starting a business being offered Sept. 10 at PJC-Sulphur Springs Center
• Sulphur Bluff ISD welcomes new teachers for math, science, English
• The Boots Are Back In Town: Firemen taking to the streets again to raise money for MDA with annual F
• Sulphur Springs man, 29, dies after rollover crash on SH 19 north
• A Stella-r showing
• State searching for leaks at courthouse
• Region D water planning group completes report; no new reservoirs expected in Northeast Texas
• Grand Jury returns indictments against 32
• Stirring the Pot: Award-winning stew cooking couples dig deep for recipe without pecans
• SSISD lowering property tax rate in budget for coming year
• Learn about army worms, seasonal crops Saturday at Main St. Farmers’ Market
• First United Methodist Church’s annual Back to School Clothing Sale set for Sept. 11
• Long Live the King: Young Elvis tribute artist expands repertoire, earns accolades
• Wanted: A few good women; nominations still sought for Fall Festival Hero Awards
• Davis-Connally intersection getting a makeover; street may be open in time for Fall Festival parade
• Rick Trevino to perform Saturday during Hot August Nights 2010
• Meal-A-Day program to receive $10,000 grant Friday
• What about those green manhole covers? Turns out there's a reason for that
• 60 pounds of pot seized on I-30
• Woman hit by semi remains in Dallas hospital
• Royse City man dies in crash after Greenville bridge standoff ties up highway traffic
• HOG WILD: Feral pigs infiltrating city
• Cold front moving into North Texas today should bring relief from brutal heat wave
• DPS closing local dispatch center; driver’s license, highway patrol offices won’t be aff
• Precinct 1 Constable Roger “Tex” Maynard to resign at end of year
• Short agenda this morning for county commissioners
• Safety Check: It’s time for school bus safety 101
• Local scouts celebrate 100th anniversary by helping to break world yo-yo record at annual jamboree
• County’s jobless rate falls from June to July
• Heat advisory for area in effect until 8 p.m. Sunday
• Stirring the Pot: James and Tonya Ross carry on the family tradition of competing in stew cookoff
• Two arrested in trailer theft near Cumby in July
• To God Be the Glory: Local gospel group Psalm 100 hosting CD release party Saturday at Civic Center
• CANNES GAME: Film project SSHS grad worked on in national finals
• North Hopkins VFD dedicating new fire station Saturday night
• Awards announced at annual 4-H banquet
• Workforce group plans job fair in Mount Vernon Sept. 16
• Prison, probation ordered in Campbell meth lab case
• County now faces $300,000 deficit in 2011 budget
• Fall Festival Mixer
• Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bill White campaigns in Sulphur Springs
• Tax-free weekend plus procrastinators: The perfect retail storm
• Golden Girl: Teen makes dreams a reality
• Texas Trails: Custer in Texas
• Heavy metal could mean light wallets
• Timeless Tradition: Grower follows family footsteps
• Learning a Lifestyle: Family becomes self-sufficient
• Texas Trails: Magical Microbe Killer
• Agent: The role of Extension expanding
• Fish farm grew into full-time job
• Heat Wave: Heat prompts special care
• Grape Expectations: Vineyard prompted career change
• Ranch focuses on top traits
• Campuses set times to meet teachers, pick up schedules this week
• Milking Mayhem: New regs mean more costs
• Council to review balanced budget plan this evening
• Dairy goats make plenty of products
• Police looking for person that left scene of accident; driver may not know bicyclist was hit
• International Insight: Brazilian officials, Hopkins County officers speak universal language of law
• ‘Most laughable band in show business' part of Mt. Vernon Music’s 5th season
• Substitute teacher orientation scheduled at Como-Pickton
• Bridge Out Ahead: TxDoT replacing five spans in county
• Traffic stop, conflicting stories lead trooper to marijuana in air compressor, man’s arrest
• ‘The Royal Touch’ planned for 2011 Lights of Life Gala; more than $50,000 in sponsorship
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