August 2024
SEDCO approves incentives for tortilla, chip producer
By Michael Hutchins, Herald Democrat For the past three years, Sherman has worked to solidify itself as a hub for semiconductor and chip production in… Login to continue reading Login…
Active bald eagle nest in Sherman destroyed, Fish and Wildlife Service offering reward for information
Staff reports In a new release issued Wednesday morning, the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service has said an active bald eagle nest located on private land near West Lamberth…
Texas Hunting, Fishing Licenses on sale starts
TPWD AUSTIN – Fall is drawing near and that means the beginning of new hunting and fishing seasons. Prior to venturing to the water or… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Howe tops Tom Bean in season-opener
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat HOWE — In their opening match of the season, the Lady Bulldogs got off to a fast start and… Login to continue reading Login…
Volleyball Roundup — Van Alstyne, Bells start with victories
Herald Democrat CALLISBURG — The Van Alstyne Lady Panthers opened the season with a 25-4, 25-8, 25-12 victory against the Callisburg Lady Wildcats. Van Alstyne… Login to continue reading Login…
Shadowcats lose in Mid-America semifinals
Herald Democrat ABILENE — The Shadowcats’ inaugural season came to an end with a loss in the Mid-America League semifinals after third-seeded Sherman couldn’t hold… Login to continue reading Login…
Sherman City Hall renovations expected to begin this month
The public face of Sherman government is expected to get a facelift later this month. Officials with the city has started preparations for the remodel of city hall, including the relocation of staff from the city hall building, in order to begin renovations of the facility in late August.
Beat the Heat in August Gardening
Gardening in extreme heat is no fun, but no matter how hot it gets, we still need to water, weed, and deadhead. When the temperatures in Oklahoma hit the 100s in August and usually the first part of September, it’s best to minimize time outdoors during the hottest parts of the day for the sake of the gardener and the garden. This week has been the hottest of the summer, and no rain is in the forecast any time soon. Here are a few tips to help you and your plants survive until cooler weather and rain eventually arrive – hope it’s soon.
Sharing Is Not Always Caring: Realities Of Communal Water Bowls
When taking your dog for a walk during the scorching summer heat, it may be tempting to allow your dog a few laps from the nearest drinking station in order to cool off. However, shared hydration sources can potentially have dire effects for your beloved furry friend.