Sherman wants actions to speak louder against Centennial
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat With the challenges presented to them in district play based on the order of opponents, the Bearcats have gotten… Login to continue reading Login…
September 2025
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Lynn Burkhead — For early October buck success, key on food and travel routes
While things may be quiet in the local whitetail woods right now, the warm weather is bound to turn cooler at some point over the… Login to continue reading Login…
Bow season looks promising, particularly in North Texas
By Lynn Burkhead, For The Herald Democrat When it comes to growing big whitetail bucks in Texas each year, wet years always seem to have… Login to continue reading Login…
J.B. Webb — Texoma is a hot lake now that fish are showing
This month has been better than a stuffed turkey for fishermen who are getting out. Early seems to be the best time to be on… Login to continue reading Login…
Sherman residents could see 6 percent increase to the water bill this fall
Sherman residents can expect an increase in their water and sewer bills starting next month. The Sherman City Council approved an increase in water and wastewater rates that could increase water cost by 6 percent for residential users and about 9 percent for most commercial and industrial users, city officials said.
County assistance district decision heads to voters
A series of public meetings will let folks find out more about the proposed sales tax for unincorporated areas of the county that is set vote on the Nov. 4 ballot. The tax is aimed at helping to fund fire and emergency services in those areas.
Commissioners set November elections
Grayson County commissioners approved resolutions for the county elections staff to run local elections for various other entities Tuesday.
Texoma Community Foundation, Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits form partnership serving Texoma
Investment will strengthen boots-on-the-ground resources serving local communities in Southern Oklahoma and North Texas
Austin College Names Jeffrey Rosen 2025 Posey Leader-in-Residence
Austin College has named President and CEO of the National Constitution Center Jeffrey Rosen as the 2025 Posey Leader-in-Residence.
