Austin College football opens at Kalamazoo
Herald Democrat Year Two under head coach Tony Joe White kicks off for the Austin College football team today with a non-conference contest at Kalamazoo (Mich.) at… Login to continue reading Login…
September 2024
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Lynn Burkhead — Blued by you is siren song of early teal season
Early teal season will soon be at hand, ushering in one of September’s biggest wingshooting thrills for those willing to gather up the waterfowling gear,… Login to continue reading Login…
Tips for some early teal success in September
By Lynn Burkhead, For The Herald Democrat With the possibility of a good September early teal season looming this fall for many parts of Texas… Login to continue reading Login…
J.B. Webb — When the time is right those fish will bite
The final days with a crowded lake have arrived as most people are interested in football now. Hunting is right down the road. The only… Login to continue reading Login…
With Ax secure, Sherman now seeks 2-0 start
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat The new home for the Ax hasn’t been established yet but the display will figure prominently in the trophy… Login to continue reading Login…
Week 2 Texoma High School Football Previews
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat Note: All games are non-district and begin at 7:30 p.m. Friday unless otherwise indicated. Sherman at Prosper Rock Hill… Login to continue reading Login…
AC men’s water polo ready to start season
Herald Democrat The Austin College men’s water polo team heads into the 2024 campaign with high hopes after finishing last season with an record of… Login to continue reading Login…
Austin College women’s soccer earns third straight shutout
Herald Democrat Austin College put seven goals in the back of the net in the opening half and cruised to an 8-0 victory over Arlington… Login to continue reading Login…
Denison increases property tax rate by 6 cents
A combination of high inflation, increasing costs and growth led the Denison City Council to approve its first property tax increase in five years Tuesday night. The city council formally adopted its budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year this week and set the property tax rate, which includes a six-cent increase over the current rate.
Grayson County community calendar Sept. 5-14
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