FM 409 closure set for July 29 in Fannin County
Texas Department of Transportation officials today announced that FM 409 in Fannin County will close for cross structure repairs beginning July 29.
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Durant-based bookstore announces plans for Denison location
A Texoma bookstore plans to relocate to the heart of Denison this summer. Sundrop Books announced this week that it will be moving from its location in downtown Durant to downtown Denison next month.
Grayson College's Spring 2024 President's list revealed
Grayson College this week announced the students who made the President's and Dean's Lists. To be considered for the lists, students must be enrolled in at least 12 hours (full-time) at GC during the semester. The President’s List is awarded to students earning a 4.0 GPA. The Dean’s List is awarded to students earning 3.75 to 3.99 GPA.
TxDOT work on US 75 continues
The Texas Department of Transportation has released its list of planned projects to affect Grayson and Fannin counties in the coming week. One of those projects, construction on the new US Highway 75 northbound frontage road and Iron Ore Creek bridge is nearing completion with just a couple of weeks left of work left.
Speeding kills. Slow down and save lives
The telltale red-and-blue lights in a driver’s rearview mirror can inspire shame and guilt. But those feelings don’t come close to the guilt speeding drivers feel after killing or injuring someone – or the pain a family feels when someone dies in a crash.
Music on Main hosts Ally Venable for 2nd to last concert of series
Guitar riffs fill Forest Park in Denison Friday night as Ally Venable cranked out the tunes at Music on Main. This was the second to last concert of the 2024…
PHOTOS: Hot Summer Nights rocks out to Wheatus
Hot Summer Nights continued in Sherman Thursday. This week’s show featured Wheatus, and next week, the series ends with AB Quintanilla III and the Kumbia All Starz. Photos by Future…
The language of music: Mai Hessel's journey to Sherman Symphony
For Sherman Symphony Orchestra timpani player Mai Tadokoro Hessel, music helped her transcend language barriers when she moved from Japan to the United States.
Sherman, Lions Clubs inclusive playground contractor gets green light
By Michael Hutchins, Herald Democrat The city of Sherman is partnering with community partners to bring an all inclusive-playground to one of the city’s major… Login to continue reading Login…
