Bells tops Whitesboro in defensive battle
By Jerry Powers, For The Herald Democrat BELLS — A match-up that has provided some thrilling shootouts over the last couple of seasons turned into… Login to continue reading Login…
September 2024
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Tom Bean cruises past Paris Chisum
Herald Democrat TOM BEAN — The Tomcats opened the season with back-to-back victories for the first time since 2018 after controlling the air on both… Login to continue reading Login…
Howe beats Bonham with ground-and-pound effort
Herald Democrat HOWE — The Bulldogs got in the win column for the first time this season thanks to a stout defense which forced three… Login to continue reading Login…
Football Roundup — Late 99-yard drive sends Pottsboro to 2-0
Herald Democrat POTTSBORO — Cayden Humphrey scored on a two-yard keeper with 41 seconds remaining to cap a 99-yard drive and give the Pottsboro Cardinals… Login to continue reading Login…
Gunter’s 32-game winning streak ended by Anna
By Jimmy Garcia, For The Herald Democrat ANNA — The Gunter Tigers had their 32-game winning streak come to an end as the two-time defending… Login to continue reading Login…
Volleyball Roundup — Denison, Gunter pick up wins
Herald Democrat SADLER — The Denison Lady Yellow Jackets came away with an 18-25, 25-17, 25-19, 25-20 victory over S&S in non-district action. Denison is… Login to continue reading Login…
Denison drops district tuneup to Decatur
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat DECATUR — The rough edges were still apparent for the Yellow Jackets. A patchwork defense, using six new starters,… Login to continue reading Login…
Week 2 Texoma High School Football Scores, Standings
Herald Democrat 5-5A (I) Dist Year PF PA Leb. Trail 0-0 2-0 70 32 Centennial 0-0 2-0 43 16 F. Heritage 0-0 2-0 57 14… Login to continue reading Login…
SGLY: Making an effort to heal
By Tiffany ChartierSpecial to the Herald Democrat “I thought once Chris left, I’d be back to being me again,” she said. “But I don’t know… Login to continue reading Login…
Sherman sees bonds from favorable interest rates
Sherman is expected to see savings over the lifetime of bonds it recently passed for nearly $82.26 million of water and wastewater projects. The City Council agreed to issue these bonds, which will finance improvements to the wastewater treatment plant and other facilities, through the Greater Texoma Utility Authority when it met earlier this month.