Two local eateries found themselves on the “C” list at the end of their most recent inspection by the Grayson County Health Department. Sanitarians from the GCHD routinely inspect all businesses that serve food to the public.
One of the things I always look forward to in the fall is the new season of movies. Many of them are horror themed which is not really my thing. However, Some years I get lucky, and there are a few thrillers or seasonally-appropriate comedies.
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Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo deserves the right to mount a defense in the federal lawsuit filed earlier this year by an unnamed New York State Police officer who accuses Cuomo and others of violating her civil rights.
Walt Disney Co. said Wednesday it is raising prices for streaming subscribers in the U.S. who want to watch Disney+ without ads, as more viewers switch to what CEO Bob Chapek described as the “best value in streaming.”
Denison residents may soon see an increase in their water and sewer bills. The City Council recently discussed proposed increases to the city’s water and sewer rate structure that could see water rates increase about $10 a year for the next five years.
Carl Ray Waltz, 91, died August 19, 2022, at Texoma Medical Center in Denison, TX from complications during his recovery and rehab from his rescue in February following three days of being trapped in his house. Carl was born April 9, 1931, to his parents Allene Lois (Bush) Waltz (d.1979) and Leo John Waltz (d.1950) of Denison, TX. Carl is survived by his brother, Leo Francis Waltz (Mary Margaret Carlisle) of Webster, TX. Carl was married in 1982 to Lillian Zuercher (formerly Lillian Imparato & Coonrod) for a number of years, but some years after the divorce she died in 2012 in California where her son lived. After graduation from Denison High School, Carl started college at North Texas State Teachers College in Denton (now North Texas University). Upon the death of his father, Carl dropped out of college to assist in the family business, Chris Waltz Supply Company. The business was started by Carl’s grandfather, Christian Waltz* (d.1927), and was later owned by sons Leo John Waltz and Frank Hugo Waltz (d.1990). Frank was a
It’s often difficult to put a price on the pandering to narrow special interests that is endemic in the state Legislature. Now an appalling example can be measured not only in dollars but in air pollution.
Stacey Abrams, the Democrat challenging the re-election of incumbent Republican Gov. Brian Kemp, gave voters a sneak preview of what they might expect to unfold if they award her the title of chief executive officer of Georgia in the November general election. Science would take a backseat to personal tastes and whims, and the Peach State would load up on additional employees.