Howe hopes to raise expectations
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat HOWE — For the Bulldogs the recent trend has been easy to follow: injuries have sabotaged them at certain… Login to continue reading Login…
August 2024
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Switches signal new course for S&S
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat SADLER — A fresh outlook. Some fresh ideas. A fresh start. These Rams know how difficult it can be… Login to continue reading Login…
Tioga throws hat in ring as region’s best
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat TIOGA — The breakthrough by the Bulldogs seemed right on schedule, even though there was a new coach in… Login to continue reading Login…
Work ahead as Whitewright seeks improvement
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat WHITEWRIGHT — There were changes for the Tigers last season and there will be some this year as well.… Login to continue reading Login…
Tom Bean about to end playoff drought
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat TOM BEAN — Last season teams in Tom Bean’s district didn’t have to worry about the Tomcats being a… Login to continue reading Login…
Collinsville reloads in bid to remain contender
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat COLLINSVILLE — The past two seasons the Pirates were among the last eight teams standing in Class 2A Division… Login to continue reading Login…
Texoma Christian’s small flock ready to rock
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat After a one-year gap in the program, the Texoma Christian Eagles returned to the field last season and weren’t… Login to continue reading Login…
Sherman approves five-year capital improvements plan
Road repairs, water system upgrades and other infrastructure improvements are among the projects the city of Sherman plans to pursue over the next five years through its new capital improvement plan. The city council approved the updated plan, which will guide city capital projects over the next five years, during its regularly scheduled meeting Monday night.
Young thespians ready to tell the tale of a princess with an uncertain fate
More that 20 young actors in Sherman Community Players Theatricks program are just a couple of weeks shy of opening their telling of what might have become of a long-ago Russian princess.
Sherman approves $3.67M contract for city hall remodel
The updates to Sherman's city hall building now have a price tag. The Sherman City Council approved a $3.67 million contract this week with Allen-based Tegrity Contractors, Inc for a remodel of the building that city officials hope will extend the usable life of the facility.