Witness the Spring Equinox at Austin College's IDEA Center
Austin College will observe the spring equinox on campus at the IDEA Center’s Oscar C. Page Atrium—the only solar observatory of its kind on a U.S.
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Sherman releases findings of annual racial profiling report
The Sherman Police Department has released the findings of a report on officer interactions with motorists during traffic stops through 2024. The report, which is conducted each year is a requirement of the Texas Racial Profiling Law, outlines the demographic data of police stops in an effort to identify and respond to concerns of racial profiling practices in law enforcement practices.
Pickleball, Futsal courts among upcoming improvements for Sherman parks
The Sherman City Council has set the stage for nearly $7.3 million of park improvements in the near future. The council voted unanimously Monday night to approve three design contracts for improvements to existing city parks that could be undertaken in the next year.
Historic bridge available for adoption
Adopt a Piece of Texas History Through the TxDOT Historic Bridge Legacy Program
Vehicle gets stuck in building, driver arrested for assault on officer
Staff reports Tuesday evening, the Sherman Police Department was dispatched to a vehicle that crashed into a building. In a news release issued Wednesday morning… Login to continue reading Login…
Van Alstyne Library releases March calendar
The Van Alstyne Public Library has released its schedule for March activities. The library is located at 151 W.
Pedestrians, bicyclists most vulnerable on Texas roads
On his 10th birthday in 2020, Victor Peterzen received a brand-new bicycle. Just three months later, his life was tragically cut short in a crash while riding his bike through his northwest Houston neighborhood.
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…