DEAR ABBY: I’m a 32-year-old woman. My 20s were spent in a serious long-term relationship. It was a lot of firsts for me. After we split, I took a couple of years to sow my wild oats and find out who I am as an individual.
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When they first came to Piner Middle School in 2021, coaches Tommy Reason and Alex Little discussed with other coaches about how to make lasting impacts on their students. “We talked about how we could help the school and the students beyond the contractual duties, beyond our work hours,” Little said.
A Sherman man was recently convicted of federal violations in the Eastern District of Texas. A news release from the office of U.S.
Ryan Edd, 35, of Sherman, was sentenced to 45 years in prison for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and unlawful possession of firearm by felon. A news release from the Grayson County Criminal District Attorney’s Office said the sentences will run concurrently.
Alyssa Haratyk, 33, of Denison, was sentenced to 35 years in prison for aggravated sexual assault of a child. A news release from the Grayson County District Attorney’s Office said the nature of the crime, means Haratyk will not be eligible for parole until the year 2040.
While the summer season has not officially started, this weekend is filled with activities for children and families. From celebrations related to milestones to fundraisers and so much more, if you are looking for activities for the weekend, it is not too late to plan your calendar.
In the years before oil dominated the Texas economy, farmers and ranchers made the state’s reputation through the hard days of tilling the soil and driving countless herds of cattle. Of all the ranchers who poured their sweat and blood into the dust to build lives for themselves, and ultimately their communities, Charles Goodnight stands out. He led the creation of one of the most important cattle trails in the Southwest and became a leader in ranching for western Texas.
In the years before oil dominated the Texas economy, farmers and ranchers made the state’s reputation through the hard days of tilling the soil and driving countless herds of cattle. Of all the ranchers who poured their sweat and blood into the dust to build lives for themselves, and ultimately their communities, Charles Goodnight stands out. He led the creation of one of the most important cattle trails in the Southwest and became a leader in ranching for western Texas.
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