Dear Abby: My “Uncle Fred” is rude and obnoxious whenever we’re in his presence. He talks down to not only me, but everyone around him. Holidays are unbearable as he creates constant tension, leaving all guests less than enthused. He also drinks too much at parties, which leads to obscenities and poor decision-making.
Michael Edward Sutton, living in Sherman, TX passed away peacefully Tuesday, April 4, 2023 in his home. Mike was born in Gainesville, TX on May 24, 1951 to Oscar and Lou Sutton. Known to many as “CM” or “Crazy Mike” living life loud and fast. Mike was a US Army Veteran and proud patriot. He enlisted in 1968 at Fort Hood and served two tours in the Vietnam War as a helicopter door gunner. Once stateside, he continued his service at Fort Lewis in Washington State as a Sargent until he was discharged in 1973. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather. Mike met his wife, Elaine, in Austin, TX in 1982 and were married in West Chicago, IL on April 21, 1984. They spent the last 41 years raising their children then later spoiling their grandchildren and great grandchildren. Growing up in Denison where he graduated from Denison High School and Grayson College. He was certified as an auto paint and body repair professional and an industrial mechanic specializing in cold storage.
When I woke up Monday, my first thought was of Boston, and I said a little prayer that my favorite big city in the world would make it through the day as peacefully as possible on this the 10th anniversary of the bombing that claimed three lives and changed forever hundreds of others.
Dear Dr. Roach: In a recent column, you referred to a U.K. source that stated “all-cause mortality is very significantly reduced in people who have had the COVID vaccine, compared to unvaccinated people.”
Texas Department of Transportation officials today announced that a pavement resurfacing project to improve a portion of FM 100 in Fannin County is set to begin Monday. The contractor, AK Gillis & Sons LLC, Sulphur Springs, Texas, was granted 397 working days, weather permitting, to complete this project valued at more than 9.2 million.
Grayson County Sheriffs Office’s investigation into a threat made against S&S schools last week has led local law enforcement officials to believe that threat came from another county. “After obtaining and looking through electronic records and conducting multiple interviews, some conclusions were drawn,” the GCSO said in a news release Monday morning.
A Denison woman has been jailed in Sequin\ after local officials determine her to be a suspect in the death of her partner. A news release from the Denison Police Department said Claudia Ramirez was arrested on Friday in Sequin for manslaughter following an investigation into the death of Brian Olivo.
David Whitlock has been named the Interim Dean of the John Massey School of Business at Southeastern Oklahoma State University. “This appointment will allow our school of business to continue the trajectory of success that it has experienced during the last five-plus years, as well as guide us through the upcoming reaffirmation from the Association to Advance College Schools of Business (AACSB),’’ said Southeastern president Thomas Newsom.
Nineteen students were recently inducted into Southeastern Oklahoma State University’s inaugural class of McNair Scholars. The University was awarded the Ronald E.