Evading police got a Whitewright man a 35-year prison sentence this week. A news release from the Grayson County District Attorney’s Office said David Hewitt, 41, was sentenced to prison after a trial in the 59th state district court this week.
The Village People will be among the acts headline Sherman’s summer of music this year as one of two headlining acts for Sherman’s Lights on the Lake concert and fireworks show. City officials announced the lineup for Lights on the Lake and its Hot Summer Nights concert series Friday as a part of coffee with the mayor.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy asked Belgian lawmakers for more help and took aim at the continued import of Russian diamonds to Belgium’s port of Antwerp on Thursday while repeating calls for a no-fly zone over his country.
America’s employers extended a streak of robust hiring in March, adding 431,000 jobs in a sign of the economy’s resilience in the face of a still-destructive pandemic, Russia’s war in Ukraine and the highest inflation in 40 years.
Calvin Holland hopes to bring a focus on career tech and special education to the Sherman School Board if elected this spring. Holland is one of two candidates who are seeking election to the Place 3 seat on the Board of Trustees as a part of the May 7 elections.
Jennifer Shelby hopes to bring an educator’s focus and mentality to the Sherman Independent School Board, if elected, this spring. Shelby is one of two candidates running to replace Tim Millerick, who is not seeking reelection, in the Place 3 seat.
BILLINGS, Mont. – U.S. officials on Wednesday announced approval of a conservation group’s proposal to expand bison grazing on prairies in north-central Montana as part of a vast nature reserve over objections from some ranchers and elected officials.
After seeing it posted to an online music teacher group, Piner Band Director Mackenzie Viviano decided to apply for the middle school grant from the Peter R. Marsh Foundation for reed player upgrades.
For thousands of Denison ISD students, successful futures in college, careers and the workplace don’t just happen. They’re carefully planned and orchestrated down to the last detail in a wide variety of programs that provide vital information and guidance for parents and students throughout their school careers. One of them is a program called PEP (short for Pre-Enrollment Planning) that has proved key to helping kids find success in high school, college and beyond.
Grayson County grand jurors this week returned indictments against a number of area residents on drug-related and other charges. Indictments are formal charges and not an indication of guilt.