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Sparklight® is serving as a drop-off site for a food drive to assist local college students. The campaign, which is being conducted by the Denison Area Chamber of Commerce, the Sherman Chamber of Commerce and Ambassadors United Against Hunger, will benefit Grayson Cares, a Grayson College program that helps students address basic needs.

Austin College officials have announced the Dean’s List for Fall Term 2024. The Dean’s List recognizes the top 20 percent of students taking a minimum of three graded, full-credit courses. For Fall Term 2024, 227 individuals are recognized.

Denison could soon have new rules and guidelines for signage throughout the city. City officials recently unveiled a proposed rewrite of the city ordinance regarding the placement of signs that would add clarity and other updates to Denison's rules and regulations.

Texoma could see a return of cooler weather this weekend when a cold front makes its way through the region. The National Weather Service is forecasting a cold spike next week that will culminate with a return of freezing weather by midweek.

A 24-year-old man is in the Grayson County Jail facing charges of evading arrest or detention with a vehicle, evading arrest or detention with a previous conviction and attempted theft of property $30K-$150K.

Denison took steps this week in prepare for continued surveys for lead and galvanized steel water service lines. The City Council unanimously approved a $3.68 million contract with RJN Engineering for services during the second phase of the city's ongoing lead pipeline project.

Southeastern Oklahoma State University sophomore Karma McDonald has been awarded a scholarship to attend the Middlebury Language School this summer for studies in Spanish.

A Buna man has been convicted of federal firearms and drug trafficking violations in the Eastern District of Texas, announced Acting U.S. Attorney Abe McGlothin, Jr.