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Work to improve SH 11 west of SS starts on Monday
Work on a $4 million construction project that will make parts of State Highway 11 west of Sulphur Springs a lot safer for motorists is scheduled to begin Monday.
She’s no dummy
Tiffany Stenger plays Sister Amnesia, a nun with memory issues, in the Community Players’ production of “Nunsense.” The play runs Aug. 20, 21 and 22 at 7:30 p.m. and a matinee on Aug. 23 at 2:00 p.m. in the Main Street Theatre. Admission is $10. Call 903-885-0107 for reservations, which are recommended.Rocky road for local milk truck
Police Captain Norman Colyer (left) directs traffic while a tow truck attempts to move a stranded milk truck at the intersection of Jackson and Jefferson streets Thursday morning. The milk truck reportedly caught a boulder-like rock under its back axle, causing minor damage to the road.DEA asks for local physician’s records; doctor voluntarily gives up prescription certification while medical board reviews files
A longtime Sulphur Springs physician said today he voluntarily surrendered his ability to write prescriptions for controlled medications while the state medical board reviews the records of 10 of his patients.
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- World champs highlight the firepower set for this weekend’s PBR Challenge
- Lack of right-of-way funding holds back SH 154 improvements, but one project to widen 1.5 miles should begin early in 2010
- County receives $2,500 for courthouse stewardship; judge says it’s one of only two awards given by association
- The Right Cord: Fan favorite McCoy looks to Sulphur Springs to help him get to PBR Finals
- New Sulphur Springs Middle School facility could be built by Aug. 2011; architects give SSISD board project timelines
- Unexpected Benefits: Whitney Hu signed up for Teen Court to help conquer stage fright, but now she wants to seek a career in law
- Top bull fighters coming to PBR Challenge Aug. 21-22 take on some of North America’s most dangerous bucking beasts
- Nehemiah Foundation Breaks Ground on First Low-Income Housing Project
- VFD chiefs agree to 10 percent funding cut to pay fire dispatcher
- SSISD sets schedule for new student registration, campus visits
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