STEM projects to get some love from Sparklight
A local business is looking for education-centered entities to enter into an opportunity to earn money for science, technology, engineering and math projects.
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Grayson County indicts more than 60 people at beginning of March
Grayson County grand jurors this week returned indictments against more than 60 people. The indictments accused locals of crimes ranging from bail jumping to aggravated sexual assault of a child.
Grand Central Station needs a truck driver and kitchen volunteers
Grand Central Station, a local nonprofit that provides food, showers and other help for area homeless and low-income individuals, is looking for a box truck driver and additional volunteers for a its soup kitchen.
Van Alstyne college student named outstanding senior
Audrey Bishop, a plant and soil sciences major from Van Alstyne, Texas, was selected as an Oklahoma State University Outstanding Senior for the 2024-2025 academic year by the OSU Alumni Association.
Denison approves $1.8M contract for emergency water, sewer repairs
Denison now has a new resource for on-call water and sewer system repairs. The city council recently approved a contract with SYB Construction Co. for up to $1.83 million in on-call pipeline maintenance and repair through end end of the next fiscal year.
PIT count results released
Staff reports Local agencies have received information back from the most recent point in time count. The count helps local groups understand the homeless population… Login to continue reading Login…
New US 75 expansion project to start March 19; other TxDOT projects
While construction on US Highway 75 has remained steady for five years, a new project is scheduled to begin next week affecting the roadway from the Collin County Line to FM 902. The project includes widening the mainlanes along the passage of roadway to six lanes.
TxDOT launches spring break drunk driving prevention campaign
51% of alcohol-related crashes in Texas during the 2023 spring break holiday period involved drivers ages 17–30 AUSTIN – What begins as a fun time with friends over spring break can turn tragic in an instant, and the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is reminding everyone to always get a sober ride. Shocking cell phone video shows the moments before 17-year-old Andrea Elizalde of Amarillo was killed in a crash in the spring of 2019.
