For many decades, the skyline of Sherman has been dotted by the sight of all grain elevators on the outskirts of downtown. Now, that skyline may soon get a much-needed facelift thanks to a partnership between the city and a silo operator.
The price tag for improvements to Sherman's water system just got more expensive. Last month, the City Council approved its first change order to a contract with Red River Construction for improvements to the water treatment plant aimed at restoring the capacity for its existing water treatment plant equipment and facilities.
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) officials have announced an upcoming new traffic signal in Whitewright at the US 69/SH 11/SH 160 intersection.
The University of Central Missouri won the 2025 Safety Olympics hosted by Southeastern Oklahoma State University’s department of Occupational Safety and Health.
The 2025 edition of the Texoma Exposition and Livestock Show was held last week at Loy Park in Deniso and hundreds of Grayson County youth have been showing off their hard work in everything from cooking and art to agriculture mechanics and animal raising. There were more than 1,250 entries in the various shows with more than 7o ag mechanics entries which is up 20 entries from last year.
The John Massey School of Business at Southeastern Oklahoma State University dedicated a pair of new student laboratories in the Russell Building with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday. The Spend Life Wisely Marketing and Entrepreneurship Lab and First United Bank Finance and Accounting Lab were created through generous donations from First United and the Massey family, as well as funds from grants provided to the Texoma Region Economic Empowerment (TREE) Center.
US Highway 75 changes will continue this week as crews work to rebuild the Spur 503 bridge deck. In a news release issued last week, the Texas Department of Transportation detailed how it is planning to close southbound main lanes on the roadway in order to complete the rebuild.
The city of Denison will be soon starting on its second phase of water connection inspections. Inspections are scheduled to begin March 17 and impacted residents will be notified.