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The Sherman Symphony Orchestra (SSO) will perform a concert on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Kidd-Key Auditorium, 400 Elm Street, Sherman, Texas.
On Oct. 24, popular YA author E. Lockhart will visit the Sherman Public Library and Sherman Independent School District for AuthorFest! A news release detailed the plans for the late October event.
Auditions for the next Theater for Hope production are right around the corner. Auditions for Little Women will be held Oct. 22 and Oct. 24 from 6-9 p.m.
Board game enthusiasts and old movie lovers are all in for treat this when Sherman Community Players opens the comedy "Clue."
The theatre department of Southeastern Oklahoma State University will offer its first production of the Fall 2024 semester – “Silent Sky” by Laura Gunderson – from September 26-28. This captivating show delves into the life and achievements of pioneering astronomer Henrietta Leavitt.
This weekend there are several events taking place for those looking for things to do. From an event centered on alcohol tourism to a car show and 9/11 remembrance event, this weekend will have more than Texas high school football.
Well, summer 2024 has come to a close. Another season of moviegoing has closed out, this time defined by the return of emotions, a foul-mouthed merc, and Nicolas Cage singing in the snow. With this season firmly in the rearview, it's clear what the biggest movies of the summer were. But what about the underrated titles of summer 2024? This is, after all, not just a season dominated by a handful of features making $1+ billion with ease. There are also smaller arthouse titles or even blockbusters worthy of your time and attention. Before the award season landscape swallows us all up whole, let's take a look back at the most underrated summer 2024 movies that you still need to see, along with information on where you can watch them now (either in streaming, premium-video-on-demand retailers, or theaters).
The Pottsboro High School Cardinal Marching Band will be putting halftime audiences into checkmate this season. Band Director Jackie Deen said the show features a number of soloists and a mix of Mozart and “Bohemian Rhapsody” and even an Andy Williams tune.
By Jerrie Whiteley, Herald Democrat The state championship marching Bearcat band at Whitesboro High School will take the field this fall to a selection of… Login to continue reading Login…