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Hunt County Sheriff's Office: Missing Wolfe City man found dead after search
The Wolfe City man who went missing from his home on March 5 has been found dead. Late Friday, the Hunt County Sheriff’s Office said Mark Dobson, age 70, went missing from his home in northern Hunt County on March 5. Dobson, who suffered from Alzheimer’s Disease, was last seen at his home on County Road 4719 near Wolfe City. Late Friday, the Hunt County Sheriff’s Office said Dobson had been found deceased. No further details were released.
Panthers shut out Sulphur Bluff, 7-0
Panthers shut out Sulphur Bluff, 7-0 Image The North Hopkins Panthers prepare to break the huddle during recent action. The Panthers picked up a shut out victory against the Sulphur Bluff Bears at Paris High School Saturday, winning 7-0. This allowed the Panthers to improve to 8-4 on the season. They resumed action Tuesday, welcoming the Miller Grove Hornets to North Hopkins High School. ...
Easter in the East End
East End Alliance's 5th Annual Community Easter Egg Hunt set for this Saturday. Come celebrate Easter this weekend with the East End Alliance - Our Youth. The organization will host its 5th Annual Community Easter Egg Hunt this Saturday, March 30, at Pacific Park in Sulphur Springs. Bounce houses. a...
Plant sale, auction slated at Sulphur Springs, Miller Grove ISDs
Plant sale, auction slated at Sulphur Springs, Miller Grove ISDs Image Some of the brilliant plants raised and prepared by Sulphur Springs FFA members for the annual plant sale March 27-28 at the Sulphur Springs greenhouse. News Staff Wed, 03/27/2024 - 09:42 ...
Wildcats fall short vs. NL on road, 6-5
Wildcats fall short vs. NL on road, 6-5 Image Kaden Mitchell (15) takes a big cut off of a pitch during recent home action. Mitchell batted 2/3, scored two runs, and recorded an RBI in the Wildcats' 6-5 loss to North Lamar Saturday. ...
A Story Worth Telling
“My memory isn’t faulty; it just goes on vacation more often than I do.”. — I would tell you who said that. But I forget. Check back with me later. “Tell us all about it,” was a friend’s general greeting as I walked in at church Sunday morning.
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