Grayson College officially broke ground this week on a new facility that will be the home of generations of Vikings for years to come. The college held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday morning for its newest dorm hall, which will add additional capacity for student living on campus.
New garbage trucks, street repairs and stormwater staff topped the needs and requests of Denison's public works department this past week when city leaders gathered to hash out the upcoming budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. Each summer, city staff and the city council gather to discuss the various needs of the departments ahead of the drafting of the budget for the fiscal year.
Now’s the time to weigh in on proposed projects in communities across the state. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is working on a new 10-year statewide transportation plan to meet the demand of a growing population and a thriving economy.
The Texas Department of Public Safety has released information related to a fatality wreck that took place near Terrel Monday. Six people have been confirmed dead following the wreck that involved multiple semi-trucks and vehicles.
The US Army Corp of Engineers Lake Texoma Manager provided an update about Lake Texoma lake levels following a spring wet spring season. The flood gates are closed the release said.
A Sherman church is temporarily opening its doors to an area non-profit while its facilities undergo needed renovations. West Sherman Baptist Church will host distribution and lunch service for the Meals on Wheels of Texoma for the next two weeks while the Sherman Senior Center is renovated for new accessibility improvements.
Staff reports Fannin County has returned an indictment against a former Fannin County Sheriff’s Office employee who has been accused of stealing inmate commissary. In the news release issued Tuesday,…
A Port Arthur woman has been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for child exploitation violations in the Eastern District of Texas, announced Acting U.S. Attorney Jay R. Combs.
Last week, the Grayson County commissioners had several items on their agenda. Items included routine matters like paying the bills and a reappointment, but they also included things like approving agreements, contract negotiations and purchasing new equipment.