The Sherman Education Foundation (SEF) broke again this year through its Circle of Success Recognition Event by providing more than $135,000 through 102 projects to enhance learning opportunities in Sherman ISD. “This continued commitment is proof that the Sherman community is deeply invested in their local schools,” said Kathy Bickerstaff, executive director of SEF.
Austin College will welcome Texas Christian University Professor of Religion and Art Dr. Sage Elwell as the speaker for the 2025 Allen-Head Lecture.
The Southeastern Oklahoma State Department of Music will host its annual “Jazzfest” on Saturday, April 12, with numerous local ensembles performing, as well as the conclusion of the 2024-25 Musical Arts Series.
This weekend, Hands Off protests took place in large and small cities across the nation. Grayson County residents joined in the activity when more than 50 people gathered at the Grayson County Courthouse midday Saturday to peacefully protest the current administration and recent actions by the administration.
This weekend, the Sherman Police department released a statement related to the arrest of one of its own. According to the release, SPD officer Kara Peters was arrested in Collin County Saturday.
Rainy days will give way to cooler, clear conditions this weekend and the start of next week, the National Weather Service said Friday. While the weather service predicts conditions will clear throughout next week, a few showers remain in the forecast for early this weekend.
Last year USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) discontinued the July Cattle Report as well as livestock and crop county estimates. “That was as a result of the budget level that we received in March,” says Troy Joshua of NASS.
Stone Temple Pilots, Lisa Loeb and All-4-One are among the musical acts that will headline Sherman’s annual Hot Summer Nights concert series and annual Lights on the Lake Fourth of…