2021-22 All-Texomaland Winners of the Year
Herald Democrat Here are the All-Texomaland award winners for the 2021-22 school year: Male Athlete of the Year – Jadarian Price, Sr., Denison Female Athlete… Login to continue reading Login…
June 2022
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Grayson baseball coach Hart leaves for same position at Blinn
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat After more than two decades on the Grayson College baseball coaching staff, including the last 17 as head coach,… Login to continue reading Login…
Injury to force Denison’s Price to miss first year for Notre Dame
Herald Democrat Former Denison all-state running back Jadarian Price will miss his freshman season at Notre Dame after undergoing surgery for a torn Achilles tendon… Login to continue reading Login…
Gunter falls in semifinals of Division III state 7-on-7 tourney
Herald Democrat COLLEGE STATION — The Gunter Tigers reached the semifinals of the Division III state 7-on-7 tournament before losing against eventual champion Miles, 34-19, at Veterans… Login to continue reading Login…
Elvis warbles some notes, but is mostly a catchy cinematic tune
Elvis immediately establishes its offbeat affectations by beginning with the final days of Col. Tom Parker (Tom Hanks), the former manager of the great Elvis Presley (Austin Butler). Now a withered old man, Parker recounts to viewers how he first came to know Presley back in the 1950s. Here was a kid that seemed like a joke to everybody when he initially waltzed onto the music scene. Being a veteran carny, Parker prides himself on knowing how to tempt people with “feelings they don’t think they should be having.” Seeing how the ladies react to Presley’s on-stage behavior, not to mention hearing his voice, Parker sees an opportunity for fame and fortune. So begins the duo’s dynamic, which stretches on for decades.
Staffing, utilities headline budget retreat
For many communities, the coming years could be an important turning point as area cities face growth and expansion. While this growth could be a boon to many growing municipalities, it also brings increasing needs and demands to support the growth.
The world must come together to combat food shortages, inflation
It is a natural human impulse, and a political one, to turn inward when threatened by a crisis that appears beyond our control. The world is facing several such forces at once: food shortages, inflation, the persistence of COVID-19 and the effects of global warming. Taken together, they threaten the stability and prosperity of nations around the world. That threat could hasten the retreat that many countries are already making away from globalization and international cooperation.
Uvalde schools police chief placed on leave amid fierce criticism of school shooting response
Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District police Chief Pete Arredondo has been placed on administrative leave amid criticism of his response to the worst school shooting in Texas history. Uvalde CISD Superintendent Hal Harrell announced the move in a news release Wednesday, one day after Department of Public Safety Director Steve McCraw placed much of the blame of the delayed response to the shooting at Arredondo’s feet.
Sherman man indicted on 10 counts of child abuse; other June GC indictments
A Sherman man has been indicted on ten counts of child abuse this week. Stacie Ryan Hollis, 38, was indicted on one count of continuous sexual abuse of a child under 14, two counts of sexual assault of a child, and seven counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child.
Jeffcoat confirmed as new police chief
The Sherman Police department will soon have new leadership at its helm. The Sherman City Council unanimously confirmed Monday that Asst. Police Chief Jason Jeffcoat will be the new chief of the Sherman Police Department.