Each week, the Grayson County commissioners agree to pay the county's bills as one of the agenda items. On any given week, the bills include the payment of regular bills, but this week included payments for equipment, the jail expansion, insurance and more.
Parks and parking were the center point of conversations on downtown improvements last week when the Sherman City Council met for its annual budget retreat. City staff and elected officials gather each summer for the meeting in order to discuss priorities and projects that could be included in the upcoming budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year.
As spring rains and thunderstorms continue to leave their impact across region, local business representatives recommend that homeowners look local when choosing contractors for repairs. Representatives for the Sherman Chamber of Commerce recently offered tips on what to look for when choosing roofers of other contractors during times of heavy weather.
Sherman City Leaders expect that a new grocer could have regional drawing potential and could attract customers from outside of Sherman. The grocer could have similar draw power to other major regional attractors in the Sherman market, including Sam's Club and other businesses within the Sherman Town Center, officials said.
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.
By Future Brown, Herald Democrat While summer does not officially start until June 20, the start of June means the start of area summer concert series. For those looking to…
The Grayson County commissioners meet each Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Grayson County Courthouse to discuss county roads, programs and more. This week, the commissioners approved several items from their agenda.
The Sherman Animal Shelter could soon receive much-needed upgrades to its facilities. In a unanimous vote Monday, the city council voted to approve a $53,578 contract with Onyx Construction Group of Van Alstyne for improvements to the shelter aimed at improving security and sanitation.
Friday evening, the streets of Denison will come alive with the sounds of jazz when the city celebrates the life and legacy of Denison native, the late Clora Bryant.