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Downtown Sherman NOW will welcomes music, beer and food back to the Sherman square for Craft The Night Away on Saturday. The sixth year for the event that was started seven years ago.

Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge has announced its weekend events. EARLY BIRD GUIDED WALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 11 AT 8 A.M.

A survey of nearly 4,000 K-12 teachers in Texas found that most do not want to be armed while in class or be expected to intercept a gunman at school, according to the state’s teachers union, which released its survey results Wednesday.

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said Wednesday that the Department of Justice’s investigation into the law enforcement response to the elementary school shooting in Uvalde won’t be criminal in nature.

It’s the inflation you’re not supposed to see. From toilet paper to yogurt and coffee to corn chips, manufacturers are quietly shrinking package sizes without lowering prices.

After a quick change in the program announced Wednesday evening, a full crowd listened to the tunes of Mike Ryan during the Thursday Hot Summer… Login to continue reading Login…

Jurors in the 397th state district court Wednesday heard that the last few moments of Pamela Pence’s life were likely painful. The beating she sustained at the hands of her husband Richard Pence, II, left her with broken ribs, a punctured lung, a brain bleed and numerous other injuries as she lay dying on her kitchen floor while he went outside and drank cocktails.

TI effect continues As construction of the new $30 billion expansion of Texas Instruments approaches, Sherman is taking steps to ensure the is ready for its increased needs. Members of the council agreed to issue more than $68 million in bonds this week for water projects that will help the city meet the demands of TI and other major projects that loom on the horizon.

The man who served Grayson County as Sheriff from Nov. 1, 1976 through Dec.

Last year the number of people killed in vehicle crashes in Texas reached a level not seen since 1981, and 34% of those deaths involved speed. In 2021, speed was the main reason we saw 163,756 traffic crashes in Texas, resulting in 6,493 serious injuries and 1,532 fatalities. That’s why TxDOT’s “Be Safe. Drive Smart.” campaign is urgently reminding motorists to slow down and drive a safe speed.