College Roundup — Grayson baseball beats Eastern Oklahoma
Herald Democrat Caleb Hoover was 2-for-2 with a double and a home run, walked twice, drove in two and scored twice as the Grayson College… Login to continue reading Login…
March 2025
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Denison Leadership Texoma Family Shelter
By Jerrie Whiteley / Herald Democrat Texoma Family Shelter Executive Director Daphne Levenson is singing the praises of the 2025 class of Leadership Denison for… Login to continue reading Login…
PHOTOS: Sherman Celtic Festival celebrates culture, more
The Sherman Celtic Festival continued Sunday with Highland Games, a Highland dance competition, vendor’s fair, live music, bag pipe band contest and more. Future Brown / Herald Democrat
College Roundup — Grayson baseball sweeps No. 18 McLennan on walk-offs
Herald Democrat Chase Womack hit a two-run homer to tie the game before the Grayson College Vikings scored on an error for an 11-10 walk-off… Login to continue reading Login…
Denison approves $2.31M change order for communications systems upgrades
The price tag for the overhaul to Denison's communications systems has gone up. The city council approved a $2.31 million change order to a contract with Motorola that will modernize radio communications for multiple city departments.
Moments with the Minister: If you're not a fan, take off the hat
Spring is here and with spring comes baseball season. Opening day is on the same level as a national holiday for me.
Duo to perform ‘Journey of Jesus’
A mother-daughter pair will be putting on a concert for the Texoma community at the beginning of April. Barbara Bacik Case and Lorna Case will be performing at 2 p.m. April 5 at Trinity Lutheran Church, 1515 N Travis St., Sherman.
Sadler community center works to stay open, plans for blood drive
The next location for Texoma Regional Blood Mobile drive will be at the Sadler Community Center for those willing to donate blood. The drive will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday at 101 N. Main Street.
Manslaughter nets Trenton man 20 years for daughter's death
Driving while intoxicated can be deadly and it was in the case of 38-year-old Trenton man Kyle Scott Wilson who was sentenced to 20 years in prison for the October 2024 wreck that claimed the life of his eight-year-old daughter Dorothy Ann Wilson.
