3/50 Project is reason for excitement (and we don’t mean the car show!)
As you have probably already seen in the News-Telegram, we had a fantastic car show. Our numbers were up, and the quality was as amazing as ever!
As you have probably already seen in the News-Telegram, we had a fantastic car show. Our numbers were up, and the quality was as amazing as ever!

A velvet blanket of fog envelops Main Street Tuesday evening in a break from the 2.59 inches of rain that has fallen on Sulphur Springs since Monday evening.
Junior high students from Como-Pickton will be hosting an event from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, to raise money for class trips.

Katelyn Cody, the daughter of Stacy and Kellie Cody, won the honor of being the ‘golden’ Hopkins County Dairy Festival Queen Saturday night. The pageant was held at the Hopkins County Regional Civic Center before a near-capacity crowd that included 34 former queens.
Two people were arrested by police over the weekend on felony charges following two separate car chases. Deputies also charged a man found hiding behind a house with assault and threatening an officer with retaliation.
Former Hopkins County Dairy Festival Queens surprised the near-capacity crowd during the opening number at the 50th Anniversary Pageant Saturday night at the Civic Center.
Eight local girls compete Saturday night for scholarships and the honor of being the 50th Hopkins County Dairy Festival Queen during the pageant’s Golden Jubilee celebration.

The 6-year-old who was pulled from the deep end of City Pool one week ago remains in the intensive care unit at Dallas Children’s Medical Center, and while Caleb Smith has yet to regain consciousness, recent improvements in his condition are very positive, according to the family’s pastor. City officials also announced Tuesday that City Pool will reopen Wednesday, with one significant change — more lifeguards on duty.

2008 Hopkins County Dairy Festival Queen Haley Reynolds has mixed emotions about giving up her title. On Saturday, June 20, Reynolds will crown the 50th Hopkins County Diary Festival Queen.
Before she won the crown, 2007 Hopkins County Dairy Festival Queen Sarah Yosten had a fear of public speaking. During her “royal year,” Yosten gained confidence and a “good sense of self.” She took time from her brief summer break to share her memories.
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