Herald Democrat Kye Dickson scored 33 points as Grayson College defeated Dallas College-Brookhaven, 93-88, in non-conference action at Viking Gymnasium. A.J. Williams finished with 28… Login to continue reading Login…
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat WHITESBORO — It was a finish almost written for The Longest Yard or Friday Night Lights. Two teams meeting… Login to continue reading Login…
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat Whitesboro vs. Brock What: Class 3A Division I Region I Final When: 7 p.m. Thursday Where: Denton’s C.H. Collins… Login to continue reading Login…
Once again, the Supreme Court is finding its ethics under scrutiny. Last week, Justice Clarence Thomas declined to recuse himself in a case involving the plot to overturn Arizona’s 2020 presidential vote, despite his wife’s efforts to pressure state lawmakers to set aside Joe Biden’s victory there. Then the New York Times reported Saturday on allegations that a decision in a 2014 case involving contraception and religious rights leaked to a high-profile abortion foe — a troubling precursor, if true, to the breach that occurred this spring when a draft opinion of its decision to overturn Roe v. Wade became public.
Recently, representative for a west Sherman shopping center unveiled plans to remodel and restore the buildings located near the corner of West Houston Street and Sunset Boulevard. The nearly 96,000-square-foot shopping center is made up by the main building, a smaller strip center across Sunset and a third detached building.
We are heartbroken to announce the death of Robert Bruce McAlister on November 24, 2022, at the young age of 54. Robert was born in Denison, Texas, to Father Robert Dean McAlister and Mother Sheila Dianne Frazier McAlister-Stout on March 4, 1968.
Governments have an obvious responsibility to monitor the operations of both public and private companies for compliance with laws crafted to protect investors, customers and employees. That oversight should not extend to dictating who leads those businesses.
But there is a way the right can win a greater share of Hispanic votes The Texas GOP expected big wins with Latino voters in the midterm elections. Instead, they lost two out of three key congressional races in South Texas, where they invested heavily. So what happened?
To ensure there is enough water for expanding local businesses and residents to coexist in the city, Sherman city leaders are looking at water reclamation. City Manager Robby Hefton recently suggested that reusing the city’s water resources could be the key to ensuring that large users, including Texas Instruments and GlobalWafers, and residents all get their fair share of a limited resource.
Since December 2003, children and teens in the Pottsboro Independent School District have received nutritious, pre-packaged breakfast and lunch food provided by Visions of Sugarplums volunteers during winter break.