It’s not that Sherman Art League president Timothy Rainer has anything against AI as it impacts art, but don’t expect the league to champion AI-generated art in the upcoming Sherman Art Festival.
Downtown Denison's four-legged residents may soon have a new place to have fun. City officials recently announced plans to build a new dog park in Forest Park in order to give downtown residents an amenity for their pets.
The Grayson County District Attorney's Office released its list of indictments recently indicted individuals. Indictments are formal charges and are not an indication of guilt.
Nestled in the Davis Mountains is one of the most important centers of learning in the world located in one of the most remote parts of the state, the famed McDonald Observatory, run by the University of Texas. Throughout its decades of operation, the McDonald Observatory has attracted some of the most important names in twentieth-century astronomy and made important discoveries from the inner solar system to the furthest reaches of the universe.
The annual summer concert series hosted by the city of Van Alstyne is back this weekend with its second to last concert of the year. Quiet Riot is expected to take to the stage at Central Social District at 8 p.m.
THF Park celebrated its 7th birthday Friday afternoon with a party filled with inflatable water slides, a bounce house, petting zoo, water fight, bubble party, mini golf and so much…
An annual tradition and staple of the holiday season is returning to Denison for the 10th year. The city council approved an agreement this week for the rental of an ice rink for the return of Denison on Ice and its annual public ice-skating rink.
The 2025 sales tax holiday in Texas began Friday and continues through midnight Sunday. During this annual event, the state of Texas suspends the need for sellers doing business in Texas to garner the 8.25% tax on certain items for the three-day period.
Staff reports A Whitesboro resident has been identified as the suspect of a child exploitation case. In a news release issued to the public on Friday morning, the Grayson County…
As school districts prepare for the start of the new school year, Texoma schools are preparing for new restrictions on student use of technology. Representatives for Sherman and Denison Independent School Districts are working on ways to enforce new requirements mandated by Texas House Bill 1481 that requires districts to create policies requiring students to turn off and put away personal devices during the school day.