Friends and family watched as 159 Grayson College students received diplomas and certificates Friday. The ceremony included pathways in arts, humanities, business and entrepreneurship, health sciences, industrial technologies, public services and STEM.
Today is Sunday, Dec. 11, the 345th day of 2022.
The beautiful home at 2018 Greenbrier Street in Denison commands a half-acre parcel in a tranquil neighborhood. Located on a quiet culde- sac, the 1,879 square-foot house boasts three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and a spacious three-car garage.
Dear Abby: You printed a letter from an individual whose failing, elderly friend made an abrupt change to his will (“Promise Withdrawn in Texas,” Aug. 27). Because of the change, the elder’s entire estate will go to his live-in caregivers. The writer expressed surprise that the 90-year-old gentleman had reneged on his oft-repeated promise to name the individual in his will.
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.
The twentieth century transformed the United States from a moderate power only loosely involved in world affairs into a superpower where most questions of foreign relations revolved around American goals and intentions. Much of this transition began taking place during the period just before and just after World War II. Numerous treaties were ratified, planning was required, and many discussions took place in the U. S. Senate. An important part of this work in creating a global role for the United States came from a one-time, small-town attorney from McLennan County, Texas.
With conductor’s baton in hand and violins, trombones, cellos and more at the ready, Band Director Ryan Jenkins and Orchestra Director Michael Moore took the podium Thursday and Friday nights to lead the first full orchestra performances at SHS.
Denison bus drivers once again transported hundreds of excited DISD 5th graders to Camp James Ray, located on the banks of beautiful Lake Texoma, for a week of science and environmental studies mixed with fun and camaraderie.
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