PHOTOS: Juneteenth celebration fills Munson Park
The Concerned Citizens held their annual Juneteenth celebration in Denison Saturday. The day began with a parade from MLK Street to Munson Park and continued with a festival at the…
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PHOTOS: Grayson County “No Kings” protest
People all around the United States joined hands Saturday morning for “No Kings” protests ahead of the military parade in Washington, D.C. on the same day. Area residents marched around…
Good Morning: A happy birthday to the US Army
By Michael Hutchins / Herald Democrat Over the next week, the United States will celebrate the efforts of countless servicemen and servicewomen with the 250th… Login to continue reading Login…
SEDCO approves right of way deed for Tortilla Way
The Sherman Economic Development Corp. cleared the road, figuratively and literally, for two proposed food production sites along Progress Drive Tuesday afternoon.
Spring rains give way to summer heat this weekend
Spring rains and stormy weather could give way to the summer heat this weekend for portions of Texoma and North Texas. Meteorologists with the National Weather Service are expecting chances for rain to drop in coming days and be replaced by summer heat.
Whitesboro, S&S softball players receive TGCA all-state accolades
Herald Democrat Whitesboro and S&S each had a pair of softball players receive Class 3A all-state honors for the 2025 season by the Texas Girls… Login to continue reading Login…
Denison’s Hunt chosen for Texas Tech Hall of Fame
Herald Democrat Texas Tech Athletics unveiled its eight-member class to the Texas Tech Hall of Fame and one of the selections is Denison native Aaron… Login to continue reading Login…
PHOTOS: Music in Main hosts concert 2 of 2025 season
The 2nd concert of the 2025 Music on Main concert series featured Maddox Ross and The Damn Quails. The free concert series at Forest Park continues next week with Wilder…
Juneteenth celebrations begin
June 19, 1865 was the day Major General Gordon Granger reached the city of Galveston with a proclamation from then-President Abraham Lincoln. The recitation of the Emancipation Proclamation in South Texas that day effectively proclaimed the freedom of slaves in Texas, the last state to receive the word.
Housing developer announces plan for Gunter
Platinum Ranch Project Set to Break Ground in Late 2025 Staff reports In a news release issued Friday afternoon, the Farmers Branch-based Centurion American Development Group announced a master-planned community planned for…