As the summer season comes to a close, Sherman and Denison saw a slight increase to the unemployment rate for July. The Texas Workforce Commission released its jobs and unemployment report for the month of July on Friday that showed a 0.2 percent increase to unemployment rates for the Sherman-Denison market for the month.
At the end of the month, people all around the country will have the opportunity to view a movie written and directed by a local artist Frank Sanza. "The Short Game," which was also filmed in Sherman, will hit theaters across the nation on Aug. 29.
Developers and partners with a proposed new Sherman hospital are giving new details about the project and what medical services it could bring to Sherman and the Texoma region.
Downtown Denison's four-legged residents may soon have a new place to have fun. City officials recently announced plans to build a new dog park in Forest Park in order to give downtown residents an amenity for their pets.
Staff reports A Whitesboro resident has been identified as the suspect of a child exploitation case. In a news release issued to the public on Friday morning, the Grayson County…
As school districts prepare for the start of the new school year, Texoma schools are preparing for new restrictions on student use of technology. Representatives for Sherman and Denison Independent School Districts are working on ways to enforce new requirements mandated by Texas House Bill 1481 that requires districts to create policies requiring students to turn off and put away personal devices during the school day.
After nearly a year, Sherman city staff are returning home to the hub for city operations. Last week, city staff began to make the move back to Sherman City Hall following a nearly 11-month renovation process that city officials hope will expand the useful life of the building by 20-to-30 years.
Tuesday, H-E-B and the city of Sherman confirmed that the San Antonio-based grocer has purchased more than 20 acres of land in the South Sherman in the Sherman Crossroads planned development. That evening, Harkinson Investment Corporation provided additional information about the land sale and the future of the Crossroads development.
Downtown Denison lost one of its more notorious buildings Wednesday as crews began the demolition of a long-time commercial block on South Rusk Avenue. Crews with the owner of the property began to demolish a multi-unit commercial building in the 100 block of South Rusk.
The second back-to-school bash hosted by Beyond the Walls Outreach and T-Koolz is right around the corner. The event will begin at 2 p.m. Aug. 10 at Lucy Kidd-Key Park in Sherman.