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.
Organization prepares for upcoming fundraiser Salvation Army of Grayson County served over 15,000 individuals in Grayson County with services such as pantry assistance, shelter for the homeless, addiction, employment service, rent and utilities assistance as well as assistance for veterans in 2021. A report about the service to the community the nonprofit made in 2021 was given to the Grayson County commissioners Tuesday.
We build our lives around the things we believe. But, how do we know that what we believe is true? It has been my observation that people consider their beliefs an essential part of their being, that an attack on a person’s belief might be taken personally, resulting in defensiveness, or even a counterattack.
Standing in line at Walmart with my hands full of a mix of groceries and paper goods, I chastised myself for not getting a cart. Thirty minutes earlier, I passed the carts in a rush as I entered the store, telling myself that I would be less tempted to veer from my short list without a cart. As I stood in line, I realized that my Jenga and Twister skills mastered as a child were no match for avoiding my temptations as an adult: I was overloaded with “necessities.”
God’s House of Faith and Worship to hear from co pastor DENISON - Pastor Carrie Thomas, co-pastor of God’s House of Faith & Worship Center will deliver the message during morning service, Sunday beginning at 10:30 a.m. The message will be “Don’t Despise Small Things nor Small Beginnings” coming from Ecclesiastes 3:1.
North Dakota woman celebrates 106th birthday with family DICKINSON, N.D. – A Dickinson woman attributes her longevity to a healthy lifestyle and keeping busy.