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When Grayson County Fire Marshall John Weda told county commissioners Tuesday that the county was in need of a burn ban, the group agreed and issued one that will be in place for the next seven days. Generally, the county commissioners consider the burn ban issue once a week after it has been issued.
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The final piece in the incentive package for GlobiTech’s $5 billion expansion may soon fall into place. Officials with Sherman Independent School District have received a response from the state comptroller’s office about proposed value limitations requested by the GlobiTech and parent company GlobalWafers for the project.
LONDON (AP) — Olympic great Mo Farah -- the winner of four gold medals and one of Britain’s greatest and best-loved athletes -- has been carrying a secret burden all these years: He was illegally brought to the U.K. as a youth and forced to care for other children before he escaped a life of servitude through running.
Texas must improve incentives to promote reliable, affordable power. There aren’t many ways to say this: Texans have to do a better job of conserving energy, something we don’t always do well.
NEW YORK (AP) — Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck were wed Saturday in a latenight Las Vegas drivethrough chapel, culminating a relationship that stretched over two decades in two separate romances and headlined countless tabloid covers.
Nothing says fall is on its way like the sound of a marching band warming up. This year locals are invited to a day full of marching band fun as Whitesboro High School hosts its first area marching contest.
Dear Dr. Roach: I read your recent column on longhaul effects in COVID compared to the flu. About 14 years ago, a young neighbor caught some kind of virus. His wife said he was never the same after that. He was in his mid-40s. There were several fundraisers in the area to try to raise money for the young family. He needed a heart transplant and was put on a waiting list. His cardiologist wrote an article for the local paper explaining that many people suffer heart damage from the flu and other viruses. The doctor was trying to explain that not everyone with heart disease made poor health decisions such as smoking.
Dear Abby: I have a huge crush on my husband’s friend, “Shane.” I think about him daily and fantasize about him every night. He used to come into the place where I work once a month. I wanted to tell him back then how I felt, but I chickened out.