In fight for seeding, Collinsville rallies past Tioga
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat TIOGA — The realignment quirk gave the Collinsville Lady Pirates and the Tioga Lady Bulldogs automatic spots in the… Login to continue reading Login…
October 2022
Read MoreIn fight for seeding, Collinsville rallies past Tioga
Sherman girls, Denison boys finish top 5 at 13-5A cross-country meet
Herald Democrat McKINNEY — The Sherman and Denison cross-country teams each had individual finishers in the top 20 of both District 13-5A races at Myers… Login to continue reading Login…
Austin College volleyball loses to Dallas
Herald Democrat DALLAS — Victoria Smith had 13 kills for Austin College but the University of Dallas earned the 25-19, 20-25, 25-23, 25-14 victory in… Login to continue reading Login…
Volleyball Roundup — Bells, Texoma Christian clinch playoff spots
Herald Democrat BONHAM — Katie Spears had 14 kills, three aces and three digs as second-place Bells clinched a playoff spot with a 25-22, 25-22,… Login to continue reading Login…
Texoma High School Football Player of the Week
Herald Democrat Logan Jenkins, Jr., QB, Collinsville Jenkins helped the Pirates win a battle of District 8-2A (II) undefeateds in a 39-35 comeback victory against… Login to continue reading Login…
Poisonous abandoned oil wells are all over North Texas
State must make sure it receives $344 million in federal money to plug troublesome orphan wells Tens of thousands of dangerous and abandoned oil wells pierce the Texas landscape. Because they were never plugged by their owners, some now emit harmful methane into the air, litter the surrounding area with old, rusty equipment and leach toxic chemicals into groundwater.
Effort to recognize Black business district continues
Sherman leaders are continuing work to recognize a part of the city that was lost nearly a century ago due to racial violence. Efforts to memorialize a Black business district that was destroyed during the Sherman race riot of 1930 are still moving forward.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Hollywood sign is getting a makeover befitting its status as a Tinseltown icon. After a pressure-wash and some rust removal, workers this week began using 250 gallons (946 liters) of primer and white paint to spruce up the sign ahead of its centennial next year.
Charlotte Barton Buchanan
“Charlotte Barton Buchanan was born October 27, 1965 in California to Jeannie Marie Weinel and Terry Lee Barton. She was raised in the foothills of West Virginia, and the Hollars of Ohio. She went to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on October 4, 2022 in her home in Marana, Arizona. Charlotte had a heart the size of Texas and was a caregiver til the day she passed. Those grieving her are her Husband Scott, Son Michael, Daughter Jessica, Sister Terri Lynn, Neice Aimee, Nephew Justin, Neice Chasity, 10 grand neices and nephews, Brothers Donald and Johnnie, Grandma Barton, Uncle Don, Aunts Joyce and Cheryl. Proceeded in death by Dad Terry Lee, Mother Jeannie Drennen, infant brother, and brother Ronald Drennen. Arrangements were made by Marana Mortuary
William Leon Harwell, Sr.,
William Leon Harwell, Sr., 88, of Pampa and formerly of Whitesboro, passed away on Monday, October 3, 2022 in Pampa. William was born August 27, 1934 in Waldron, Arkansas to James and Madlein Harwell.