To the one who lost their smile somewhere between then and now, who can’t remember the last time you really laughed, I pray you find renewed joy. I hope upon hope that peace finds you in the presence of a new day and that the Lord’s love rests so gently upon you that you feel relief in the calm of His company.
Christian singers headed to Allen church Singers Greg and Janna Long will lead worship from 9:30-11 a.m. Sunday at Cottonwood Creek Church.
Kansas to let 15-year-olds drive alone to religious events TOPEKA, Kan. – Fifteen-year-olds in Kansas will be able to drive by themselves to and from worship services and other religious activities, starting in July.
More than $3 billion in federal money has flowed to Texas health care providers in recent months to help pay for CO- VID-19 treatments, tests and vaccines for patients without health insurance, according to national health officials.
Three new businesses will be able to transform their entrepreneurial ideas and concepts into reality. The first three grant recipients under the new Raising Innovative Sherman Entrepreneurs program, which offers funding for new companies willing to do business within the city, were awarded Tuesday by Sherman Economic Development Corporation.
The Texas Department of Transportation will be getting some outside help in acquiring land for the expansion of FM 1417. The Sherman City Council approved a $164,540 contract Monday night with Halff Associates for assistance in acquiring right of way for the project and related utility projects.
OPELOUSAS, La. – Three years after an arsonist torched three small Black Baptist churches in rural Louisiana, rebuilding is well under way.
Former state Sen. Wendy Davis has filed a federal lawsuit challenging the state’s near-total ban on abortion, the latest effort by abortion advocates to overturn the Texas law.
AUSTIN, Texas – A Texas judge on Wednesday pushed back the first jury trial over how much conspiracy theorist Alex Jones should pay the families of Sandy Hook victims after his Infowars company sought bankruptcy protection this week.
PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas – Three people were injured when a fire broke out early Wednesday at a residence hall at a Texas university, officials said. The fire happened shortly before 6 a.m.