Dave Kirkpatrick

The water leak in Hugo Monday that necessitated a boil water notice has been repaired by the city. Residents are asked to be patient and allow the water towers to refill and pressure to return to normal. If your water appears brown, please allow a day for it to clear; the discoloration is due to non-toxic chlorine residue. Call the city at 580-326-5616 with any questions.

The Sulphur Springs Brookshire's store has been named ‘Model Store of the District' by the Brookshire's Grocery Company. Chairman/CEO Brad Brookshire noted the good job that Sulphur Springs Store Director Shannon Beach and his team do to guarantee quality and customer service excellence.

The Paris Masonic Lodge has shown its continued support for the future of healthcare by awarding five $500 scholarships to students in the vocational nursing program at Paris Junior College.The recipients are Erika Caplinger of Brashear, Stephanie Harris of Paris, Bunbotumsocheat "Victoria"

There's still no word from the Governor whether he's going to veto Senate Bill 3 or allow the ban of THC products to go into effect. He's asked about it at almost every bill signing. And his answer is not very convincing. THC is a $5.5-billion dollar a year industry in Texas that employs more than 5

The state of Texas is seeking an execution date for 58-year-old Robert Roberson. He was convicted in Anderson County of murdering his 2 year old daughter in 2003. New evidence suggests that her death was not due to shaken baby syndrome, but undiagnosed pneumonia, sepsis, and the effects of prescribed medication. Brian Wharton was the lead detective and now claims Roberson is innocent. Roberson's legal team filed an objection to the Texas execution request. Shaken baby syndrome is now considered junk science in Texas.

Mt. Pleasant police arrested 51-year-old Selena Armstrong of Texarkana, Possession of a Firearm by a felon, 2 warrants for felony Theft, a warrant for Unauthorized Use of Vehicle, a warrant for Fail to ID and a warrant for Possession of a Controlled Substance. She was also charged for three misdemeanors. Bond was set at $49,000 and she remains in the Titus County jail.

Southeastern Oklahoma State University in Durant will offer its first-ever doctoral degree. Students will be able to earn a Doctor of Business Administration with a concentration in organizational leadership or strategic management through the John Massey School of Business. Applications for the fully-online program are now open.

The 903 Sun Sets free concert series, presented by Visit Paris, Texas, continues tomorrow evening The concert begins with an opening performance Bulletproof at 7 pm, followed by headliner Deanna Carter. Vendors and food trucks will be ready before the performances, along with an on-site beer garden.

A woman wanted for murder that was just added to the Oklahoma 10 most wanted list was captured yesterday in Dallas. Thirty-eight-year-old Heather Lynn Harjo is accused of killing 21-year-old Summer Cheyenne Martin in Ada after a violent altercation. Harjo reportedly shot Martin, after Martin came at her with a power tool.

A Sulphur Springs man turned himself in at the Hopkins County Sheriff's office on three Quay County New Mexico felony warrants. Thirty-six-year-old Nicholas Lee Pryor was booked into the jail for Homicide by Reckless Driving and 2 counts of Causing Great Bodily Harm by Reckless Driving. He's being held without bond.