The city of Sherman's existing and upcoming housing stock could meet its needs for nearly a decade according to a recent housing study conducted by the city. Members of the City Council received the preliminary results of the housing study late last month during the annual budget retreat.
The Sherman Police Department reported a dramatic decrease in the number of fireworks related calls inside the city limits this year.
The Grayson County Sheriff's Office recently held a special graduation. A man named Rodney recently graduated from the Solution addiction class held at the jail.
American Health Systems at Sherman Medical Center closed its Behavioral Health Unit last week. In a statement about the closure, officials said this was a strategic decision that went into effect on July 5.
The Grayson County Sheriff's Office welcomed three new patrol officers, Alex Waldrep, Alex Lemus and Jordan Lantrip, to their ranks.
A streetscape and skyline of downtown Denison is one step closer to being filled once again. Last week, members of the Denison City Council voted unanimously to approve issuing $3.86 million in bonds for the construction of a new city building om the 300 block of Main Street on what was the site of Main Street fire of 2019.
Later this week, the U-turn lanes at US Highway 75 and FM 691 will be closed as crews work to construct the middle portions of the new US 75 bridge at the intersection. The close is expected to begin July 12.
By Michael Hutchins, Herald Democrat As growth continues to come to Texoma, Denison leaders are working on ways to balance the needs of new growth and existing development. New Denison…
