Herald Democrat PRINCETON — The Sherman Lady Bearcats opened the Princeton Tournament with a 2-0 victory against Aubrey. Roselyn Matamoros and Jaydah Teel scored for… Login to continue reading Login…
Herald Democrat PROSPER — Anzley Poe scored 10 points for Texoma Christian but Prestonwood North earned a 39-32 victory to gain sole possession of first… Login to continue reading Login…
Herald Democrat Tristan Dick had 18 points, nine rebounds and four steals as Austin College defeated Arlington Baptist, 83-71, in non-conference action at Hughey Gym.… Login to continue reading Login…
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat After leading the Gunter volleyball program through the best stretch in program history, culminating with the Class 3A state… Login to continue reading Login…
Take a look at what’s hanging from the call lanyard of Rick Wombles, the longtime owner of Hopewell Views Hunting Club along the duck rich… Login to continue reading Login…
By Lynn Burkhead, For The Herald Democrat When it comes to late season decoy spreads in January, most ducks have seen everything but the kitchen… Login to continue reading Login…
So far 2023 contends to be a very good year for me. Tuesday I finally got Charlie Hill to go fishing with me. Tombstone was… Login to continue reading Login…
“Let a smile be your umbrella … a smile will always pay.” That is from a tune which became very popular through a 1957 recording by singer Bing Crosby. By custom and habit, this writer regularly – though not always – devotes a column relatively early in the New Year to positive and encouraging economic, political, social and other trends in our world.
Sherman High School students from more than a dozen career pathways show work skills they have learned to future generations of bearcats Tuesday during a career day at Dillingham Elementary. The career day, the first of this kind for the district, allowed high school students to talk about the career technical education courses, skills and certifications they are pursuing on the high school level, while elementary students got the opportunity to see what classes and possibly careers are ahead of them as they grow older.
1934-2023 Grace Janet Gaddis, 88 of New Franklin, passed away January 6, 2023 at Ashley Manor in Boonville. She was born December 22, 1934 in Phoenix, AZ a daughter of J.C.