Welcome to Aloha: Snow cone season is here
By Future Brown / Herald Democrat For most industries early 2020 was filled with unpredictability and a lot of small businesses had to ask themselves some really hard questions related…
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Big enjoyment in small packages: Mini cows taking over the pasture
Move over golden doodles, miniature bull dogs and all kinds of felines, miniature cows, sometimes called pasture puppies, are taking over social media.
PHOTOS: Fairview Park reopens following $1.8M renovations
Community members turned out for the grand opening of Fairview Park Friday morning. The park has undergone a nearly $2 million renovation. Improvements include a new playground and pavilion at…
PHOTOS: Reception celebrates Sherman city manager’s career
After 26 years with the city of Sherman, Robbie Hefton is calling it a career. At a retirement reception held Friday, local officials and members of the community honored Hefton…
The woman behind Beyond the Walls: Kristy Kyles
Growing up, Kristy Kyles was surrounded by entertainers. While singing was not her thing, she found a love of taking audiences on a memorable journey.
Veteran's Court celebrates 10 years in Grayson County
Judge John Roach Jr. has been volunteering his time for the North Texas Regional Veterans Court since it began in 2016.
PHOTOS: Snow in Texoma on Feb 19
The Texoma region got another dose of winter weather this week with temperatures reaching the low 10s Wednesday. Snow blanketed the region with some areas receiving as much as 3…
Working at Love
Valentine's Day traditions place a lot of emphasis on romantic love and new love. But local couples who have been married for a long time agree after the honeymoon phase, it takes a lot of hard work to keep a relationship going.
Crowning achievement: Jordan McMahan named Miss Texoma's Teen
"It felt like such a safe space," 15-year-old Jordan McMahan said setting the stage for the atmosphere behind the curtains at the Miss TriCounty Organization's preliminary pageant Feb. 1.
Sherman student takes on Miss Tri-County, earns Miss Congeniality
This past weekend, 19 young women took to the stage at Sherman High School to compete in the first Miss Tri-County preliminary pageant held in the city. While just 8 titles were given out, Karlee Beavers said this pageant became about more than a title and scholarship money as she has gained new confidence through this experience.