Austin College has officially announced its first purchase of carbon credits with Tradewater, a leading environmental company, and its participation in the 1 Million Tonne Campaign. The 1 Million Tonne Campaign is a collaborative effort between Tradewater and Second Nature, a national nonprofit working to accelerate climate action in and through higher education.
Southeastern Oklahoma State University sophomore Emma Hamblin will participate in the Ph.D. Pathway for Advancement in the Humanities and Social Sciences (PATHS) program at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Md., this summer as part of Southeastern’s fellowship with the Leadership Alliance.
Saturday morning, local leaders, historians and members of the community came together at the Grayson County Courthouse for the unveiling and installation of the Sherman riot of 1930 historical marker.…
As the final months of the school year approach, crews with Sherman Independent School District plan to make the final touches to new elementary campuses over the summer. The district gave an update this week on the construction of three new elementary campuses that are expected to open for students this fall.
Now that Spring has arrived, so have the spring storms that can bring anything from a gentle rain to hail and tornadoes. There are five things that people should keep in mind during what can be a very active weather season in North Texas and Southern Oklahoma.
Gov. Jimmy Allred became governor of Texas in a desperate time for Texas.
While some local community members will be participating in the riot of 1930 historical marker installation ceremony at the Grayson County Courthouse Saturday, other members of the community will be remembering the May 9, 1930 in another way.
April showers may start early for residents of Grayson County as the National Weather Service forecasts continued chances for rain going into the end of March and the start of April.
A new Leadership Club at Sherman ISD’s Jefferson Learning Center is instilling confidence in its members while serving the wider community. “None of our alternative campuses has ever had a club of any kind,” said Gena Graham, Jefferson teacher and sponsor of the Leadership Club.