More than four decades ago, 21-year-old Rick Arnold decided he would take the confidence-building art form that he had been studying for around seven years at that time to help change the lives of children and adults in Texoma.
By Michael Hutchins, Herald Democrat Sherman will be the future site of a H-E-B grocery store. After months of speculation about the identity of a proposed grocer in south Sherman,…
As Texas saw record-breaking gains in its labor force last month, Texoma saw steady conditions in its labor market. The Texas Workforce Commission recent released its monthly job report that showed the unemployment rate and civilian labor force remained steady for June.
Grayson County community members came together Thursday to continue the work of the late Civil Rights leader John Lewis and his decades-long push for equality and civil rights in America. Area residents gathered at the steps of Grayson County Courthouse Thursday evening as a part of national "Good Trouble Lives On" protest taking place across the country.
By Future Brown and Michael Hutchins / Herald Democrat Grayson College held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new health sciences center Tuesday. The new facility, the Dr. Mary Moses Health…
The owners and operators of a new barbeque joint hope that the third time will be a charm for a Denison restaurant building. Wheeler Barbeque in Denison recently opened its doors with a quiet, soft opening earlier this month.
A long-time figure in Denison's business community and architect in the city's industrial development is celebrating a quarter century of helping the city's business community. Earlier this month, Tony Kaai celebrated his 25th anniversary as the president of the Denison Development Alliance, the economic development arm of the city.
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.
Sherman city leaders sat down Thursday to hash out the priorities and needs for the upcoming budget season during the annual city council budget retreat. The annual meeting, held each summer, allows the City Council to discuss needs and potential projects that could be included in the budget later this fall.