
Former local church volunteer sentenced for child porn production
Staff reports An Anna man who once volunteered at Denison Church of the Nazarene was sentenced to 60 years in federal prison last week. Chad… Login to continue reading Login…

Staff reports An Anna man who once volunteered at Denison Church of the Nazarene was sentenced to 60 years in federal prison last week. Chad… Login to continue reading Login…

By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat There were obvious reasons for Sherman’s slow start. A new head coach. Young, new faces on the roster. Key… Login to continue reading Login…

James “Sonny” Poe, 86, died Wednesday Morning in Denison at his home. Sonny was born in Denison on November 27, 1936. After High School he joined the Navy and served…

Paul Adrian Montgomery, 72 years old of Sherman, passed away on Thursday, February 16, 2023. Paul was born in Trenton Tx on July 9, 1950 to Bennie Ray and Daisy…

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Herald Democrat Diarra Sissoko scored 22 points as the No. 21 Grayson College Lady Vikings defeated Weatherford College, 68-54, in North Texas Junior College Athletic… Login to continue reading Login…

The former W. J. Smith Wood Preserving Company site is expected to be auctioned at an upcoming sheriff’s sale in April, bringing to an end decades of efforts to have the site redeveloped and put to a new use.

Here’s a collection curated by The Associated Press’ entertainment journalists of what’s arriving on TV, streaming services and music and video game platforms this week. MOVIES — Shaunak Sen’s “All That Breathes,” one of the more transfixing and beautiful documentaries of the past year, is about a pair of brothers in New Dehli who make a makeshift clinic to mend and heal the birds of prey who are increasingly falling to Earth in the pollution-choked Indian capital.

Dear Abby: A few years ago, my husband, unhappy in his job, decided he wanted to be a real estate agent. He quit his job to do full-time real estate, and really struggled. The company he joined offered little training, and he had no office skills. The dramatic drop in our income almost bankrupted us. He asked me to also get a license to help (I have a great office job). I didn’t want to at first because I knew I would end up doing almost all the work, but I did it anyway.

For a teacher in the classroom to discover that they have extra funds that they can spend to help grow their programs is quite the blessing. And, when an organization wants to give them money, a lot of money, dreams can be fulfilled. Two Denison ISD teachers recently received community grants that will help fund ideas that will give their students opportunities that might not have been otherwise realized.