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Town tax revenue should go up

When the final tallies are made, Sherman is projecting it could see about a 14 percent increase in its sales tax revenues over the previous year. The sales tax forecast was discussed as a part of one of the city council’s first budget talks last week in the leadup to the 2022-2023 budget season.

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Looking forward to summer

Watching weather reports this week of the snow that was left in part of the country as the Easter weekend faded into memory left me longing for the long hot evenings of summer. Sure in July I will be complaining and wishing for fall weather, but right now, I can't wait for the long summer nights when the honeysuckle that grows on the edge of my drive way wafts through the air and cicadas sing for rain.

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Bryan County History: Celebrating graduation

The word prom is short for promenade, a leisurely walk taken in order to be seen by others. Similar to the debutante balls of earlier times, today’s proms are social events unequaled by any other in the school year. The night often includes fancy limos, elaborately decorated ballrooms, live bands, expensive clothing, and the crowning of a king and queen. Hundreds of photos and videos are taken for social media.

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