College Roundup — Storm baseball takes series finale
Herald Democrat MONROE, La. — Reid Rice was 3-for-5 with a double, two RBI and scored twice as Southeastern Oklahoma State salvaged the final game… Login to continue reading Login…
February 2023
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Sunday storm bring little damage in Grayson County
By Michael Hutchins, Herald Democrat Grayson County appears to have been spared significant damage following heavy winds and storms that rolled through the region Sunday… Login to continue reading Login…
Austin College’s Gwin, Putnicki earn SCAC women’s hoops accolades
Herald Democrat Austin College women’s basketball players Sarah Gwin and Sarah Putnicki were each named honorable mention All-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference for their performance during… Login to continue reading Login…
Austin College men’s basketball trio receive honorable mention SCAC honors
Herald Democrat Austin College men’s basketball players Tristan Dick, Jordan Hudgins and Joshua Joe were each named honorable mention All-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference for their… Login to continue reading Login…
Denison native Looney wins Pac-12 swim titles in 200 fly, 500 free
Herald Democrat FEDERAL WAY, Wash. — Former Denison standout and Arizona State redshirt junior Lindsay Looney won a pair of titles at the Pac-12 Swimming… Login to continue reading Login…
Get to know the Sherman Art League
The Sherman Art League is preparing for a great new year bringing opportunities for artists and art admirers all across the Texoma area. The Sherman Art League (SAL) is the longest established art organization in Grayson County, dating to 1961. The mission of the Sherman Art League states, “We desire to encourage artists of all ages, to promote excellence and diversity in the arts, and to increase the awareness and appreciation of art in the community. To promote the visual arts through lectures, shows and workshops in an informal collegial atmosphere.”.
Grandmother feels anything but welcome during visits
Dear Abby: When I visit my three grandchildren on Fridays, my daughter-in-law never offers me any refreshment -- not even a glass of water or a cup of tea. She will eat in front of me and not offer me anything. I was taught that this is rude. Should I bring my own refreshment? (If I did, I would feel as though I would need to feed the whole family.)
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
NEW YORK (AP) — Christian Siriano lined his New York Fashion Week runway Thursday with thousands of multicolored flowers and put wide-brimmed hats worthy of muse Audrey Hepburn on some of his models to top off a big week.
Former Bells resident to celebrate 100th birthday
Elva Goracke was born at her family home in the Bells area and into a family of 10 siblings back before hospital births were a common thing. This weekend, Goracke will celebrate her 100th birthday at Cedar Hollow Rehabilitation Center in Sherman though her actual birthday is Feb. 27.
At the movies: Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania wants to soar but never feels comfortable in its own skin
In the book Nobody Does it Better: The Complete, Uncensored, Unauthorized Oral History of James Bond by Edward Gross and Mark A. Altman, there’s an interesting anecdote from a creative figure involved in classic James Bond movies on what kinds of people you need to make those big-budget films. Specifically, this person noted that it was fine to pair an inexperienced leading man with a blockbuster veteran director or a famous leading man with a filmmaker whose never tackled a blockbuster before. But if both the leading man and director are novices, that’s where problems occur.