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The Mount Pleasant High School Varsity Winter Guard Courtesy Photo

The Mount Pleasant High School Varsity Winter Guard Courtesy Photo

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Mount Pleasant Junior Guard wins again at home contest

News Staff
Tuesday, March 3, 2026
All six Mount Pleasant ISD Winter Guard teams competed at the Four States Performing Arts Association contest on Saturday, February 21, hosted at Mount Pleasant High School.
Joselyne Sandoval (left) and Ashley Garcia qualified for State with their project in Interpersonal Communications

Joselyne Sandoval (left) and Ashley Garcia qualified for State with their project in Interpersonal Communications

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MPHS FCCLA students advance to state

News Staff
Tuesday, March 3, 2026
Seven members of the Mount Pleasant High School chapter of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) competed at the February Regional Leadership Conference with two advancing to the state level in April.
That Baby’s Daddy

That Baby’s Daddy

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That Baby’s Daddy

Pam Kumpe
Tuesday, March 3, 2026
I almost drove past him.He was just a man in a parking lot, standing beside a car, holding a sign. People hold signs. I see them all the time. My foot never even lifted from the gas pedal—not at first.But then I read his words. When you see me, do you see your dad?
Dickie Morrow Body

Dickie Morrow Body

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Dickie Morrow Body Shop

News Staff
Tuesday, March 3, 2026
For free estimates, quality repairs and professional service, go see the experts at Dickie Morrow Body Shop.“It’s not enough to promise a high quality vehicle repair … it’s about delivering one — and standing behind it,” said Dickie Morrow.

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Commissioners call for burn ban

Mollie Mcclanahan Mollie@campcountynow.com
Tuesday, March 3, 2026
On Feb. 25, the Titus County Commissioners held an emergency meeting to discuss an order prohibiting outdoor burning in Titus County for a period of 13 days. The commissioners approved a burn ban, effective immediately, and extending through the next meeting scheduled for March 9.
High blood pressure doesn’t always announce itself

High blood pressure doesn’t always announce itself

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High blood pressure doesn’t always announce itself

John Cannon Iii, Do, Faafp Christus Health
Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Most people expect health problems to make themselves known. Pain, dizziness, shortness of breath, something that clearly signals it’s time to worry. High blood pressure often does none of that.You can feel fine. You can stay busy. You can go years without noticing anything unusual.
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