Army Corps warns of hazards from high inflows
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April 2025 indictments include robbery, other charges
Grayson County grand jurors returned indictments last week on people who were charged with crimes ranging from child abuse to drug possession during the month of April.
Sixteen charged in East Texas federal methamphetamine conspiracy
A federal indictment in the Eastern District of Texas has resulted in the arrest of 16 individuals charged with various violations related to a wide-spread methamphetamine trafficking conspiracy, announced Acting U.S. Attorney Abe McGlothin, Jr.
Early voting times
Early voting will be held from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 22-25 and 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. April 28-29.
Sherman sees $5.25 million savings in water project costs
In recent years, the city of Sherman has focused its resources on nearly $600 million of water and sewer projects in anticipation of growing industrial need. Now, as these projects reach completion, the city is finding that they didn't cost quite as much as expected.
Texoma Earth Day back for 2025
Here are three things to know about Earth Day Texoma:
Doc Holliday festival celebrates ninth year
Denison's annual celebration of its past as a boomtown and one of its most notorious residents will return for another year this weekend. The Doc Holliday: Saints & Sinners Festival will take over downtown for another year and transform the city's core back to when the famed gunslinger and gambler once called it home.
New trolley could hit the streets of Sherman this summer
Last year, city officials announced plans to purchase a used trolley that had previously been used by downtown Abilene to shuttle shoppers and visitors through the city core. Now, a year later, city officials say the shuttle is almost ready to be put into operation.