Volleyball Roundup — Van Alstyne, S&S, Tioga earn sweeps
Herald Democrat VAN ALSTYNE — Lydia Carroll had 12 kills and a pair of blocks as Van Alstyne defeated Caddo Mills, 25-22, 25-18, 25-18, in… Login to continue reading Login…
September 2022
Read MoreVolleyball Roundup — Van Alstyne, S&S, Tioga earn sweeps
College Roundup — Austin College women’s soccer ties Howard Payne
Herald Democrat Priscilla Garcia scored twice for Austin College but the ‘Roos had to settle for a 2-2 tie against Howard Payne University in a… Login to continue reading Login…
Week 2 Texoma High School Football Player of the Week
Herald Democrat Vontrelle Sanders, Sr., WR, Sherman Sanders helped the Bearcats earn their first win of the season in a 34-30 victory over Princeton. Sanders… Login to continue reading Login…
Real danger is to sharks, not from them
Shark attacks always make news. Most recent is the story from Myrtle Beach this past week involving two swimmers being bitten by sharks.
Waiting game: George Hughes historic marker plans in hands of state
Local historians and advocates still hope to unveil a historic marker recognizing a moment of racial violence in Sherman in time for its 93th anniversary. Representatives for a group seeking to recognize the 1930 lynching of George Hughes said the Texas Historical Commission is currently working on the wording for the marker that will be placed on the grounds of the Grayson County Courthouse — the site of the nearly century-old riot.
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Chicago’s soccer scene has reached new heights as Skyline Pitch introduces Chicago’s first-ever rooftop facility for guests of all ages to train, play and celebrate the sport. Located atop the NEWCITY parking structure (1457
Southeastern senior spends summer studying opera in Europe
DURANT, Okla. – College students spend their summers in a variety of ways, from working to taking classes to enjoying a vacation.
Sorry, Hochul:
The mutual finger-pointing by Gov. Kathy Hochul and state judges over surging crime shows no sign of let-up.
State legislature must take strong stance on drunk driving
Someone once asked what it would take to make roads and highways safer. Answers provided unveiled little seasoned drivers did not already know.
Festival season starts with Sherman’s Arts Fest
Now that the “’ber” months are here, it is festival season in North Texas and things kick off in Grayson County with Sherman’s Arts Fest which is an area tradition stretching back more than 40 years. The event will be held Sept.17 at Kidd-Key Park.