Volleyball Roundup — S&S keeps playoff hopes alive
Herald Democrat SADLER — Emily Bullard had 10 kills and a pair of aces as fifth-place S&S ended District 11-3A play with a 25-23, 25-20,… Login to continue reading Login…
October 2025
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Week 8 Texoma High School Football Player of the Week
Herald Democrat Paxton Davidson, Soph., QB, Collinsville Davidson helped the Pirates earn a 49-27 victory against Lindsay to remain undefeated in District 8-2A (II) action.… Login to continue reading Login…
Jail renovation more than 40 percent complete
Grayson County commissioners got an update on the status of the ongoing jail expansion and renovation Tuesday during their weekly meeting.
Southmayd wreck results in death of 1
This past weekend, the Southmayd Police Department released information related to a motor vehicle wreck that took place in the early morning hours Sunday. The incident took place at the intersection of Highway 289 at Valerie Lane in Dorchester around 2 a.m.
OPINION: Healthy Habits for Your Heart
Studies have shown that approximately 1 in 5 deaths in the United States is a result of heart disease. With these statistics, it should come as no surprise that health initiates are often revolving around heart health.
Foster bonds out of jail
A Denison man indicted on a manslaughter charge in the death of a former Denison teacher bonded out of jail on Friday.
Police make evading arrest/detention with a vehicle causing serious bodily injury arrest
In the early morning hours of Oct. 21, the Southmayd Police Department responded to an incident in the city.
Cranky's brings frozen treats to downtown Sherman
A new ice cream parlor hopes to bring sweet treats and smiles to visitors in downtown Sherman. Cranky's Ice Cream recently opened its doors to sweet tooths of all ages on Travis Street, near the Grayson County Courthouse square, last month.
Meet the candidates: Clay Barnett
Clay Barnett is asking voters to reelect him onto the Sherman City Council when they hit the polls this fall for the Nov. 4 elections. Barnett will face off against former City Council member Sandra Melton for his place no. 1 seat.