Sherman, TX News

• Sherman, TX News
• Earth Day Festival 2012
• Back to School for Sherman - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Firefighters Fill the Boot for MDA During Tax Free Weekend
• Sherman City Council earmarks Community Development Block Grant funds
• Denison Council discusses police chief search
• Denison city council goes on Thursday retreat
• Sherman City Council, SEDCO to meet Thursday
• Gunter City Hall to be closed early
• Four injured in Collinsville area wreck
• Greater Texoma Utility Authority okays Pottsboro water project
• Grayson Commissioners approve jail contract with Fannin County
• Motorcycle wreck claims life of Van Alstyne resident
• Sherman city council begins budget talks
• Celebrating Father's Day
• Grayson County schools, cities meeting schedules
• Junteenth celebrates Emancipation Proclimation
• Sherman summer program inspires students, adults
• Sherman's Larry Phillips named one of Texas Monthly's 'Worst Legislators'
• Collinsville ISD to discuss budget
• Van Alstyne Symphonic band plays at Disney World
• Salvation Army gets new leaders
• Sherman ISD to hold budget workshop, public hearings
• Pottsboro school board to meet on Monday
• TxDOT road closures
• Washington Digest: House votes to cut FDA funding
• Hilda Ramsay leaves legacy of public service
• Denison City Council to meet Monday
• Grayson commissioners to hold two meetings next week
• Texas Department of Transportation to meet regarding Grayson County tollway
• Bonham ISD to discuss future bond
• Denison Development Alliances meets
• Bonham City Council still undecided regarding animal shelter
• TxDOT begins long-time project in Irving
• United Way says thanks to its volunteers
• Cement truck overturns
• Southmayd police chief resigning
• TxDOT upgrading traffic controls on Houston and Lamar streets
• Pottsboro City Council approves Oncor rate adjustment
• Five area convenience stores burglarized
• GC Democratic Women hold annual meeting
• Denison school board discusses plan for budget cuts
• Denison students fare well on TAKS test
• SEDCO votes to share office space with Chamber of Commerce
• Denison school board discusses revenue, bond package
• Denison Development Alliance to meet Thursday
• Howe ISD to meet Thursday
• Howe Great Days of Service helps families cope
• Sanna, McCurrin named Byron Davis award winners
• Whitesboro school board makes budget plans
• Grayson County Commissioners hear about tollway
• Area government meeting dates, schedules
• Commissioners approve Fannin County redistricting plan
• Grayson County Veteran's Services Department gets grant
• Flag retirement gives honorable end for national symbol
• Texoma Regional Police Academy celebrates graduation
• Grayson commissioners to meet Monday
• Sherman City Council will hold budget session Friday
• Fannin County commissioners, city government to meet Monday
• Denison resident killed in wreck
• TxDOT work begins in cities of Allen and Melissa
• TxDOT closures for week ending June 18
• Denison ISD to meet Monday
• City of Sherman hazardous waste collection helps residents
• Marijuana plants destroyed
• Tyler Texas man added to Most Wanted list
• Sunflower a novel new crop
• Young Eagles program helps create a passion for flight
• Investigators seek information on Grayson County triple homicide
• Denison Great Days of Service honors public servants
• Lights on the Lake
• Bells city council splits vote, but still buys scoreboards
• Gunter leaders discuss city's future
• City of Sherman event will collect household waste
• Grant helps Sherman Police adopt new policing methods
• Sherman ISD holds special budget meeting
• Special Soutmayd council meeting set for Friday
• Whitesboro boards will meet Thursday
• Denison businessman purchases Rialto
• Sherman City Council approves new hotel
• Denison Council divided on no smoking policy
• BEDCO to hold Tuesday meeting
• Bells city council to meet Tuesday
• Grayson commissioners approve jail contract
• Area Big Brothers Big Sisters names new executive director
• Civil Air Patrol Cadet wins award
• Pottsboro student wins agricultural award
• Flag retirement ceremony planned
• Grayson County Sheriff's deputies make marijuana bust
• Investigation continues into man's death
• Monday wreck ends with teen driver careflighted to Dallas
• Controlled burn in Tom Bean leads to environmental difficulties
• Austin College starts work on new science building
• A veteran's story
• Sherman school board to hold another budget workshop
• Area schools offer summer lunch programs
• TPWD seeks public comment on proposed conservation plan
• Grayson County commissioners consider budget dates
• Sherman High students celebrate graduation
• Pathways students overcome challenges to graduate
• Sherman ISD names top scholars
• Washington Digest: House votes against witdrawing troops from Libya
• Denison alumnus challenges 2011 graduates
• TxDOT using Twitter, Facebook
• Dillingham students raise money in cancer fundraiser
• Disaster preparedness tour to stop in Sherman
• Gunter Council plans new member orientation
• Sherman police investigate convenience store robbery
• Gunter ISD hosts special meeting
• Hot Summer Night brings sizzling season.
• Sherman High School graduation slated for Saturday
• Texoma Medical Center names new Chief Operating Officer
• Sherman Fire Department asks residents to register storm shelters
• Fannin County road repairs
• Grayson commissioners approve additional jail renovation costs
• Silver alert issued for missing Plano woman
• Library Of Congress exhibit stops in Sherman
• Denison ISD selects top scholars
• pic Westhill Cemetery ceremony
• City of Denison hosts Memorial Day parade
• Taste of Texoma benefits Boys and Girls Club
• Crash on U.S. Highway 75 kills one
• Howe city council to meet Tuesday; school board to meet Wednesday
• Fannin County Commissioners Court meets twice this week
• Bill Herrington retires as Van Alstyne city manager
• Grayson County Jail construction continues
• Washington Digest: Patriot Acts extended
• Memorial Day closings
• Texoma Community Center fights audit
• Grayson County commissioner helped catch burglary suspect
• Pedestrick struck by truck, transported to hospital
• Friends help family who lost home to fire
• TxDOT road closures
• Sherman High grad promoted to major
• TxDOT conducting tests on recently repaired roads
• Memorial Weekend activities listed
• Denison developers, officials discuss subdivision ordinance
• Fire damages Howe home
• Covenant Presbyterian to dedicate bell
• Sherman High School announces award winners
• Plano police seek info on bank robber
• Serving warrant leads to investigation
• Library of Congress traveling exhibit rolls into Sherman
• Denison police chief retiring
• Tuesday's storms leave trail of damage
• Storms roar through area
• Red River District suggests changes to proposed rules
• Texoma included in 'particularly dangerous situaiton' weather advisory
• Area police involved in chases
• Pottsboro group collects items for Joplin, Mo. tornado victims
• Memorial Day activities offered in Denison
• Bikers ride through Denison for Red Cross charity
• DISD Board approves plan to hire construction manager
• Fannin County Commissioners turn down redistricting proposals
• Indigency program offered for unlicensed Texas drivers
• Greater Texoma Utility Authority debates proposed legislative changes
• John Elkins will be missed at museum he helped found
• Grayson commissioners table road oils request
• Fannin County commissioners say no to owning animal shelter
• Red River District suggests changes to purposed rules
• Super cell storms turning deadly in Spring 2011
• Fannin County commisioners meeting addresses animal shelter
• Scholars Among Us: Lou Chandler
• Area meeting advances
• Fannin County Commissioners to meet Monday
• Grayson County Sheriff deputies make arrest
• GCC honor society wins international awards
• Jefferson Elementary staffers celebrate 115 years
• Sherman ISD schedules another budget meeting
• Denison Education Foundation honors students, teachers
• Music on Main canceled for tonight
• Grayson County College drops basketball programs
• Denison Development Alliance holds short meeting
• Van Alstyne child found safe; no charges filed
• Drug court helps participants get life back together
• Jefferson Elementary School celebrates 115 years
• Sherman Ex Students Museum celebrates grand reopening
• Sherman council approves billboard
• Sherman Planning and Zoning to meet Tuesday
• Music on Main kicks off this Friday
• Fannin County government meetings
• SPCA gets custody of animals seized in Gunter raid
• Howe ISD, Howe City Council to meet
• Tioga ISD names lone finalist for superintendent
• Grayson Commissioners meet for six minutes
• Tom Bean staff appreciation banquet set
• Fannin County portion of S.H. 121 slated for repair in June
• Texas Department of Transportation road repairs set for McKinney, Dallas
• Austin College's variance request generates debate but not vote
• Family altercation sends one to Dallas hospital
• Gunter Planning and Zoning to discuss mobile vendors
• Denison bond election draws mixed turnout
• Denison Development Alliance to meet Thursday
• Detail emerge in Denison shooting
• Texoma Health Foundation sells original Reba's Ranch House
• Denison Council welcomes new councilor
• Bonham ISD works to put bond issue on fall ballot
• Denison School Board meets Tuesday
• Sherman ISD holds budget workshop
• Media helps bust cockfighting ring
• Workforce Solutions hosts job fair
• Grayson County celebrates National Day of Prayer
• Bells city council discusses ball fields
• Fannin County animal shelter subject of meeting
• Simulator helps Grayson County Sheriff deputies stay sharp
• McKinney street and airport improvements
• Bonham ISD board approves budget
• Fire destroys Sherman apartment building
• Fire chief, Mayor disagree on sale of surplus equipment
• Texoma Council of Governments honors 911 operators
• U.S. Highway 82 pickup truck crash sends two to hospital
• Impasse with union causes TAPS suspends to suspend urban services
• National Day of Prayer on Thursday
• Early voting starts Monday
• Texoma branding meeting on Thursday in Sherman
• Denison Farmers Market has opening weekend
• Help needed to solve bank robberies
• Early voting information
• Family drug court celebrates five years
• Heavy winds knock out power in Denison
• TAPS, union yet to reach an agreement
• Bells city council to discuss hiring police chief
• Denisonians discuss city's brand
• Bonham ISD to discuss bond election
• TxDOT to replace bridge on FM 121
• Grayson commissioners consider computer aided dispatch
• National Day of Prayer ceremony at Grayson County Courthouse
• Denison council turns down settlement for unpaid occupancy tax
• Cowgirl ball starts Girl's Inc.'s summer season
• Grayson County Commissioners Court agenda
• Fannin County Commissioners Court agenda
• Brayn County RSVP seeks donations for storm cleanup
• Red River Groundwater Conservation District plans public hearing on temporary rules
• Easter egg hunts held all over Texoma
• Texoma Area Paratransit System secures some bridge funding
• Denison firsts: XXI Club
• Traci Carlson resigns from Sherman Chamber of Commerce
• Van Alstyne hosts meet the candndates forum
• Grayson County Sheriff deputies arrest parole violators
• Wreck sends two to hospital
• Sherman ISD Place 7 participate in forum
• Sherman ISD Place 6 candidates participate in forum
• Easter Weekend activities
• Sherman conducts first budget session
• Squabble could delay funding and shut down TAPS services
• Fannin County public town hall meetings set
• Sherman City Council nixes garage near park
• Grayson County College to begin construction of culinary arts building
• Denison Council moves to accelerate demolitions
• Administration building tour highlights Sherman ISD meeting
• Denison ISD offers final chance for school tours
• Texoma Council of Governments meets Thursday
• Denison Council approves new sub-division ordinance
• Interim superintendent leaves Van Alstyne ISD
• Scam targeted at those affected in recent Texas ID breach
• Denison School Board approves change to early voting times
• Shooting at Denison Country Club leaves one dead, one in custody
• Pottsboro man's death ruled accidental
• Howe city council to meet Tuesday
• Grayson County Sheriff releases details of shooting at Denison Country Club
• TxDOT to close SH 5 for repairs near Melissa
• Fannin County leaders begin plans for redistricting
• Grayson commissioners keep spare communication equipment
• Sherman Planning and Zoning votes no on apartment complex
• Crisis Center holds tours
• Denison City Council candidates address forum
• Pump station improvments discussed at Greater Texoma Utility Authority
• Readers asked to submit questions for area candidates
• Texans Credit Union placed in conservatorship
• Bells school board votes to freeze salaries
• Mr. Kaai goes to Austin
• Bells' police shortage causes delays
• Festivals dot Sherman's Saturday landscape
• Denison's Donald Mayes home to receive historic marker
• Denison attorney donates law library to SOSU
• Van Alstyne City Council approves three year plan
• 40 Days for Life campaign closes
• Tractor-trailers collide on U.S. Highway 82
• Whitesboro Parks and Rec offers lifeguard training
• Tioga voters will decide on alcohol sale
• TxDOT State Highway 161 project approved
• Pilot walks away from area plane crash
• Denison water treatment plant undergoes renovation
• Head-on crash near Howe sends three to hospitals
• Panda Energy, SEDCO enter into option contract
• Voter registration deadline nears
• Pottsboro ISD reinstitutes resignation incentive plan
• Lynn Mitchusson announces candidacy for Sherman ISD board
• Whitesboro Economic, Industrial corporations to meet
• Tioga turns city's housing authority over to Texoma Council of Governments
• Crabtrees raise money for kids through World Race
• Joe Chow to speak at SOSU commencement
• City of Bonham to purchase fire engine
• Vandals deface Eisenhower monument
• Denison Council to discuss Schuler Development
• Van Alstyne City Council to meet
• Austin College welcomes new Director of Public Affairs
• Grayson commissioners make plans to develop former SISD building
• Sherman home damaged by fire
• Livestock Show auction total exceeds 2010
• Society helps people find family tree
• Sherman Museum welcomes new director
• Wrecks leave three dead
• Wreck sends three to hospital
• Grayson commissioners discuss former SISD adminstration building
• Bonham ISD to hold special meeting Monday
• Student-built chairs more than just a place to sit
• Sherman Police arrest robbery suspects
• Investigation into Tioga shooting leads to answers
• Washington Digest: Congress avoids government shutdown
• Grayson County shooting being investigated
• Air Evac has new program director
• United Way Celebrates Going the Distance
• Austin college honors Light Cummins
• TxDOT asks drivers to practice Work Zone Awareness
• Sherman police have survellience video of store burglary
• Grayson CASA appreciates statewide support
• Passport Fair set at Grayson District Clerk's office
• 40 Days for Life Co-Founder to speak in Sherman
• Donations help Bells firefighters
• Apparent murder-suicide claims two in Ector
• Repaving on FM 3133 near Van Alstyne almost completed
• April 14 voter registration deadline nears
• Whitesboro library gets grant
• Another added to Texas' Most Wanted List
• Texoma Health Foundation helps patients cover costs
• Bells baseball field project gets partial funding
• Community's help needed for victims of Van Alstyne house fire
• Area meetings calendar
• TxDOT embarks on road repairs
• Fire damages home, vehicle in Van Alstyne
• Denison council approves fee for solid waste accounts
• Grayson Commissioners declare April Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Pottsboro city council to meet Tuesday
• Gunter Chamber plans meet the candidates night
• Denison Chamber holds clay shoot fundraiser
• Texoma Exposition and Livestock Show: Heifer results
• Texoma Exposition and Livestock Show: Steer results
• Girl's Inc. to hold Cowgirl Ball
• Denison City Council to consider fee for late payment of garbage bill
• Grayson County Commissioners to discuss child abuse Monday
• Whitesboro students learn math through motocross
• Temple Beth Emeth dedicates new Torah
• TxDOT replacing Sherman traffic signal
• State Fire Marshal visits Denison
• Grand Central Station hosts food drive
• Beginner band parent meeting at Dillingham
• Must Jazz museum offers trumpet clinic on Saturday
• Texoma Exposition and Livestock Show: Market Swine Results
• Texoma Exposition and Livestock Show: Market Goat Results
• Texoma Exposition and Livestock Show: Market Lamb Results
• Van Alstyne ISD officially hires new superintendent
• Keep Whitesboro Beautiful awarded state honor
• Van Alstyne ISD grappling with budget cuts
• Bonham ISD calls special meeting
• Denison School Board considers fund balance
• Fatal bus accidents renew interest in safety bill
• Census Bureau to collect information on wildlife recreation
• Stolen collectable Camaro recovered by Denison police
• Woodcreek Apartment fire damages several units
• Bonham ISD making tough budget decisions
• FM 84 to receive left-turn bay
• Grayson commissioners to help Tioga
• Denison School Board to meet Tuesday
• Sherman city council annexes property
• Grayson County Sheriff promotes deputies
• Marathon forces Dallas street closures
• Fannin County deputy promoted
• Animal shelter dominates Fannin County commissioners meeting
• Welding rodeo raises scholarship funds
• Bells ISD board accepts teacher resignations
• Corps seeks public input regarding off-road vehicle use
• Doug Walters announces run for SISD board
• Denison Fire Dept. trains with new boat
• Wreck in Sherman sends four to hospitl
• Sewing the Seeds of Hope
• Golden Spike
• Sherman City Council calls meeting for Monday
• GCC Board discusses funding impact
• Water main break causes problems in Denison
• Sherman Planning and zoning splits on decision
• Fannin County Commissioner's Court to meet Monday
• Drug Courts grant application approved by commissioners
• Grayson County Commissioners to meet Monday
• Collinsville ISD could save $400,000 from resignation incentive
• Poetry submission questions answered
• Denison school district begins campus tour
• Denisonians travel to Mexico for missions despite danger
• Iconic actress Elizabeth Taylor dies of heart failure
• Grayson County College unveils renovations
• Two Denison houses destroyed
• Gryson County Livestock Show more than cattle
• Wreck leads to arrest of two men
• Arrest leads to altercation between police, suspect
• MHMR-Texoma approves name change
• Grayson jail project to start April 1
• Denison native to compete in re-creation of 1908 Great Race
• Denison Council breezes through agenda
• Sherman City Council holds short meeting
• Sherman Planning and Zoning to meet Tuesday
• Austin College to honor Light Cummins
• DISD plans campus tours for community
• Threats against Grayson DA add to inmate's sentence
• Pottsboro kids find mammoth bones
• Coast Guard Auxiliary serves boaters on Texoma, Ray Roberts
• Schools discuss lowering cash on hand
• Area meeting agendas in brief
• Texoma Expo canceled
• Sherman City Council to meet Monday
• Sherman ISD board to meet Monday
• Grayson County commissioners to meet Monday
• Denison City Council to meet Monday
• Wreck on Texoma Parkway sends man to hospital
• Denison Development Alliance discusses interest rates
• Bells ISD to discuss teacher contracts
• Crisis Center gets new Executive Director
• Bonham City Council approves home programs
• Fannin County Sheriff adds SUV to fleet
• Van Alstyne ISD board meeting agenda
• Funding forum set for March 31
• Chief deputy begins work with Fannin County Sheriff
• Denison Development Alliance meets Thursday
• City of Bonham avoiding economic downturns
• Grayson County releases warrant roundup stats
• Fannin County Commissioners purchase forensic mapping system
• Farmers market planned for downtown Denison
• Mediation continues over old Katy Office Building
• Gunter Chamber plans silent auction for teacher
• Army veterans reunite in Denison
• Grayson County College set to show off renovations
• Texoma Health Foundation loses funding to help breast cancer patients
• Pottsboro ISD approves RIF incentive plan
• Grayson Commissioners will not meet Monday
• Area meetings in brief
• Denison city manager settles into new job
• Circle of Success honors Sherman students, teachers
• Bonham City Council to consider Visitor Director salary
• Fannin County Commissioners to meet
• DHS, SHS students named National Merit Finalists
• Graves sentenced to 90 years
• Denison Fire Department rescues apartment dweller from smoke, fire
• Wreck sends four to hospitals
• Fannin County bridge repairs
• Warrant roundup nets 36
• Grayson Regional Mobility Authority welcomes new members
• Pottsboro FD to receive federal funding
• Van Alstyne ISD selects final superintendent candidate
• Bells ISD offers teacher resignation incentives
• Malorie Bullock tribute helps raise scholarship funds
• Austin College NCTC officials sign partnership agreement
• Whitesboro Area Chamber plans banquet
• Sherman Elks Lodge shooting case draws to close
• SEDCO launches several new ideas
• Denison community members read to students
• Boys and Girls Club of Denison plans family fitness program
• Pottsboro ISD to consider teacher resignation incentives
• Trial begins in Sherman murder case
• Grayson County Regional Mobility Authority to meet
• Denison Planning and Zoning denies rezoning request
• Whitesboro ISD also offers early resignation incentives
• Woman added to Texas' most wanted list
• Faulty wiring may have caused Sherman fire
• Graves' murder trial begins Tuesday
• Grayson commissioners slice through short agenda
• Denison Planning and Zoning to consider Morton Street property
• Investigation continues into fatal fire
• City manager gets quick intro to Denison city council
• Sherman business announces plans to expand
• Bonham ISD calls for bond election
• Two children die in Trenton fire
• Tri Med Sleep Medicine addresses the epidemic of sleep deprivation.
• Electronic waste benefits Mental Health Mental Retardation Services of Texoma
• Denison Council plans short meeting
• Pottsboro ISD meeting slated for Monday
• Bonham ISD to discuss bond election
• Washington Digest: Congress keeps government running, for now
• Questions about Denison ISD bond election answered
• Marjorie Hass named Texas Luminary
• Texomans turn out for Huckabee book signing
• Bonham High School turns high tech
• City of Sherman unveils long range financial plan
• Grass fires close State Highway 289
• Time change announced in Gov. Huckabee's Sherman book signing
• Watkins seeks re-election to Denison School Board
• Two Trenton police officers indicted
• Jim Taylor announces candidacy for SISD Place 7
• Wreck sends two to hospitals
• DHS students begin TAKS testing
• Collinsville ISD adopts teacher resignation incetnives
• Sherman ISD honor students, educators
• S.H. 289 construction officially over in Grayson County
• Sherman ISD to hold election in May
• Denison street construction update
• Denison says goodbye to long-time city manager
• Slick roadways cause fatal motorcycle wreck
• Collinsville School Board to begin budgeting process
• Grayson County Sheriff's Office identifies suspects in horse shooting
• One restaurant receives "C" in health inspection
• Sherman City Council to continue long-range planning process Thursday
• Grayson County Commissioners to discuss State Highway 289
• Red Cross holds disaster training drill in Collinsville
• Denison church holds Black History celebration
• Denison, Sherman school districts prepare for state budget cuts
• Sherman ISD to consider joint election agreement with city of Denison
• Gail Utter honored by WNJ Community foundation
• Muscular Dystrophy Association locks up locals for charity
• Fairview Elementary School students hold Jump Rope For Heart event
• Mike Huckabee to stop at Books A Million in Sherman
• Sherman police make drug arrest
• Austin College student dies in motorcycle accident
• Woman pleads guilty to attempted capital murder for leaving baby in dumpster
• Governor Perry reappoints local woman
• TxDOT reworking portions of U.S. 75 frontage road
• Sherman police rule woman's death as homicide
• Brawley to run for Denison City Council
• Bonham ISD announces make-up days
• Five horses found shot, some killed
• Sherman City Council hears annexation plan
• Sherman Planning and Zoning approves all requests at Tuesday's meeting
• Sherman police investigate young woman's death
• Grayson County Sheriff's Office jails 3 people in drug bust
• Grayson County Commissioners pick construction firm for jail renovations
• Denison City Council approves waste lien ordinance
• Van Alstyne missing man found safe
• Sherman City Council approves work plan for SEDCO
• Denison dedicates Eisenhower Veterans Monument
• Statewide warrant round-up starts March 5
• Whitesboro stand-off ends without injury
• TxDot's McKinney road construction forces detour
• Fannin County legislative days invitation
• Washington Digest: Congress votes for $61 billion in budget cuts
• Wreck sends motorcyclist to hospital
• Van Alstyne ISD board meeting
• TCOG passes budget
• FedEx truck theft details emerge
• Grayson commisioners look at jail renovation bids
• Denison Citizen Police Academy accepting registrations
• Sherman Boy Scout store closes
• Veterans monument dedication on Monday
• Latin encompasses more than a language
• Charles Leslie files for new term on Sherman ISD Board
• Denison continues to see low sales tax receipts
• Motorcyclist severely injured in wreck on FM 691
• Torah theft case ends with intensive probation
• League of Women voters honors Short as citizen of the year
• Denison Developent Alliance hosts regular meeting
• Energy Assistance available for Texoma residents
• Bonham ISD facilities committee to recommend bond election
• Jury sentences Michael Prestridge to 75 years
• Pair pleads guilty for vandalizing Temple Beth Emeth
• Austin College hosts Classics competition
• Denison School Board calls $79.75 million bond election
• Area colleges sign transfer agreement
• Eisenhower statue readied for celebration
• Globitech gets additional development funding
• Wreck raises ire of Grayson commissioner
• Lake Texoma flood control structures receive ratings
• Prestridge trial begins with not guilty plea
• Woodall Rogers Freeway closed during the weekend
• Area board agenda update
• Grayson County Commissioners consider insurance settlement
• Grayson County College's Board of Trustees to meet Tuesday
• Van Alstyne's broken water lines repaired
• Tom Bean Area Chamber of Commerce disbands
• TCOG works to "brand" the area
• Texoma Expo showcases local products and services
• Denison School Board to consider bond election
• Bad weather shortens list of restaurants inspected
• Local entrepreneur, mom sees success
• SEDCO continues reorganization measures
• 99 people booked into Grayson County Jail this month
• SEDCO to discuss new draft work plan for 2010-2011
• Construction on U.S. Highway 75 starts Monday
• Truck crashes into utility pole in Sherman
• Texoma Regional Blood Center needs blood
• Sherman and Denison police investigating robberies
• Public information workshop discusses airport master plan
• Clarification: City of Sherman clarifies status of construction companies
• Weather leads to traffic accidents
• Grayson County responds to winter weather
• Van Alstyne ISD begins search for new superintendent
• Celina family uninjured in Oklahoma wreck
• TxDOT and ODOT prepare for next winter event
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest for Grayson County Sheriff's Office
• ERCOT asks consumers to reduce electricity use
• Denison High School students show support for "X the TXT" campaign
• Dorchester Grain owner pleads to criminal charges, pays $400,000
• Mother accused of dumping baby found competent to stand trial
• Ice causes tractor-trailer wreck on U.S. Highway 75
• Grayson County commissioners approve new RMA members
• Fannin County Bail Bond Board to meet Thursday
• Grayson County Storm Spotter class scheduled
• Wires keep wreck at U.S. 75 and Houston from being worse
• Sherman City Council approves lawsuit settlement
• Denison City Council hears Waterloo findings
• TxDOT prepares roads for more snow
• Crosses help advocate motorcycle awareness
• Dustin Perkins Band to play at Super Bowl
• Grayson commissioners vote to appoint two to board
• Grayson officials help get Meals on Wheels deliveries started
• Updated 11:05 p.m. Friday's school closings
• MHMRST roof-ceiling collapses, residents evacuated
• Chocolate Indulgence fundraiser postponed
• Grayson County commissioners issue disaster declaration
• Wintry weather leads to spring cleaning at Grayson County offices
• Area shelters help to keep people warm
• Updated 10:34 p.m.: Thursday's school closings
• Updated: Rolling outages affect Texoma
• GCC postpones campaign kickoff
• Additional rolling outages could be necessary
• Updated 7:15 p.m.: Wednesday's school closings
• Readers photo gallery ready for viewing
• Weather creates havoc for Texomans
• Weather forces early deadlines
• Wintry weather sets its sights on Texoma Again
• Grayson commissioners approve buying fire truck
• GCRP Annual Lincoln Day Dinner - 4 Outstanding Speakers
• Grayson County restaurants get good grades
• Grayson County commissioners to consider new fire truck
• Van Alstyne ISD hires interim superintendent
• Sherman public servant retires after 42 years
• Boys and Girls Club teaches teens business skills
• Local man to be contestant on "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire"
• Fishing Derby held at Waterloo Lake
• Sherman Chamber of Commerce gives awards for outstanding service
• New Denison City Manager approachable
• Gunter ISD begins Rachel's Challenge
• Grayson County January indictments
• Flu cases increasing in Grayson County
• Bonham Area Chamber of Commerce annual banquet set for Feb. 12
• Landmark Bank to use solar energy at new branch
• Robert Hanna chosen as Denison's new city manager
• Van Alstyne ISD Thursday meeting agenda
• Grayson County Sheriff Gary recovering from surgery
• Former Grayson County College President Dr. Jim Williams dies
• Super Bowl dollar effect barely reaching Texoma
• Motorcyclist injured in accident on U.S. Highway 75
• Grayson County Sheriff's Office arrests Denison man on drug charges
• Bonham ISD facilities committee looking for best renovation plan
• Verizon Foundation gives $8,000 to Grayson Literacy Team
• Education initiative supported by majority of Texas districts
• Tom Bean High School holds blood drive
• High risk sex offender escapes custody
• TxDOT highway renovation updates
• DPS offers surcharge amnesty program
• High school girls uninjured in Howe rollover wreck
• Denison City Council continues deliberations on new city manager
• Denison Armory unit to move to Lewisville
• Bonham ISD facilities committee sets new bond limit
• North Texas Youth Connection to move to Denison
• Sherman ISD passes calendar for 2011-2012
• Grayson County Commissioners set wage rates
• Grayson County tax-paying time nears
• Denison Council nears selection of new city manager
• Grayson coommissioners to discuss wages for jail project
• Washington digest: Area congressional reps vote for healthcare repeal
• Bonham ISD facilities committee investigates possibilities
• SISD board to meet Monday
• Grayson County sheriff helps crack credit-card theft ring
• Denison School Board discusses state funding shortfalls
• Salvation Army Empty Bowls brings community together
• DISD board plans informational meeting
• Grayson College board of trustees discusses state budget
• Denison Development Alliance reports low sales tax receipts
• Weather could make for an icy Thursday
• Sherman Economic Development Corp. president resigns
• Sherman wreck sends woman to Dallas hospital
• Denison Development Alliance confronts technology upgrades
• Howe ISD school board agenda
• Texas Association of Business president talks about legislative agenda
• Grayson County College to offer culinary arts program
• Bonham names new fire chief
• Denison Chamber distributes school supplies
• Fire destroys Sherman home
• Denison School Board hears committee's report
• Livestock killed in Whitewright traffic accident
• Sherman city council seeks land donation from railroads
• Bower case DNA tests prove inconclusive
• Howe may change from town to city
• Commissioners discuss possible SH 289 confrontation
• Utility Authority to seek amendment to water right permit
• Working to make 'the dream a reality'
• Austin College helps celebrate life, legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King
• Denison City Council pays tribute to firefighters
• Sherman council to address parks and recreation board recommendation
• Hanley unopposed in Denison City Council race
• Brett Graham becomes chairman of Texas Association of Business board
• Denison School Board to receive committee's recommendation
• Denison City Council to consider ban on K2
• Ruiz 4 Kids offers scholarships to area seniors
• Martin Luther King Day marks a day of reflection
• Van Alstyne police make drug arrest
• Grayson commissioners take possession of former Sherman school building
• Finalists named for Denison City Manager position
• Candidate filing deadline nears
• Bonham police to test warning system
• E-waste recycle day planned
• Zoning Board of Adjustments and Appeals members sworn in
• Sherman Fire Department receives federal grant
• Denison High School students perform at Cotton Bowl
• Denison residents lost power Wednesday
• Farmers, ranchers get disaster declaration
• Chief Justice of Texas 5th Court to be keynote speaker at MLK breakfast
• Sherman school board set to schedule meetings
• TxDOT changes traffic sign on SH289 in Pottsboro
• Grayson County Commissioners agenda
• MLK celebration held by GCC ESL, Adult education class
• Grants lead to holiday DWI arrests
• Leonard man killed in car crash
• Cold weather could bring snow
• South Korean students tour Sherman schools
• Sherman-Denison area shows employment growth
• Roder brothers in arms continue military service
• Updated 10:58 p.m.: Tuesday's school closings, delays
• Efforts to treat zebra mussels have mixed success
• Winter storm hits Texoma
• Blogger raises $39,000 for needy
• CERT training open to all
• Grayson County Commissioners face light agenda at year's first meeting
• TxDOT to close portions of Dallas highway
• Grayson County officials take oaths of office
• Bonham City Council moves forward with new city hall
• TEAM Court changes teens' lives
• Grayson County Commissioners approve solicitation of bids for new jail
• Arson suspected in mortuary fire
• Fannin County sheriff appointed
• Grayson County officials and friends wish Hughes farewell
• Hagerman works to create more managed wetlands
• Fewer Grayson County residents getting flu shots
• Grayson County Commissioners approve solicitation of bids for new jail
• Fannin County officials to appoint new sheriff
• Reception planned for Virginia Hughes
• Deadline nears to submit recipes for Healthy Kids contest
• Faith Baptist Church seeks donations for youth center
• Capital murder conviction overturned for Corey Don Louis
• Denison home suffers fire damage
• Grayson County Commissioners Court accepts bond payment
• Oklahoma troopers still on patrol through New Year's Day
• Fannin County officials to be sworn in Saturday
• Body found in drainage ditch Chistmas Day
• Washington Digest - It's a wrap
• TxDOT hosts U.S. Highway 75 hearing
• Grayson commissioners to accept SH 289 payment
• Austin College names former student to Asst. Alumni Relations Director
• Denison city leaders predict an improved local economy
• Shelters benefit from Wish List contributions
• Sunday paper published early
• Track Santa's visit to Texoma
• Grayson County Commissioners to hear about juror pay
• Denison schools decorate downtown businesses
• Sherman City Council meetings cancelled
• TxDOT encourages safe driving
• Sherman police make three arrests after man held at gunpoint
• Wish List: Children's Advocacy Center
• Saluting American Valor: Gregory Ruske
• Police-update on Bryan Turner death
• Wish list: Kids Pantry
• Wish List: Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club
• GlobiTech Fab 2 plant goes online
• Salvation Army helps with Christmas wishes
• Tom Bean native named CEO of Sherman hospital
• Grayson County Christmas closings
• Wish list: Air Chapel
• WISH LIST: Sherwood Shores Fire Department
• Santa's not the only one who works on Christmas
• Fires keep area departments busy before Christmas
• Free Christmas dinner offered at Van Alstyne restaurant
• Holiday Lights still drawing big crowds
• Grayson commissioner offers place to recycle trees
• Grayson commissioners get contentious about several subjects
• Wish List: Child and Family Guidance Center of Texoma
• Sunny Delight celebrates purchase of Folgers plant
• Meals on Wheels names assistant executive director
• Cooke County Sheriff's deputies finds more human remains
• Pottsboro Elementary gets $10,000 gift for needy kids
• Wish List: Greater Texoma Health Clinic
• Salvation Army still needs help
• TxDOT announces changes to highway in Irving
• Denison Development Alliance board to discuss computer needs
• Bonham fires Payla, searches for new Fire Chief
• Denison man gets jail time for failure to show at jury service
• Wheelchair struck by vehicle in Sherman
• Cooke County Sheriff's Office finds more human remains
• Fundraiser concert set for Thursday in downtown Sherman
• Whitesboro police search for drug store bandits
• Goodfellows still seeking donations
• Planning and Zoning Commission approves rezoning
• Wish List: Grayson County Shelter
• SEDCO purchases land from Sunny Delight
• Denison School Board looks to budgeting for next year
• Sherman ISD Board breaks in new boardroom
• DISD Board to discuss budget calendar, foundation grants
• Denison Council meeting canceled
• Commissioners approve reinvestment zone for Globitech
• NTYC - Wish List
• Denison Council approves zone change for duplex
• Fannin County Sheriff resigns
• Wish list: The Wishing Well
• Washington Digest: Dream Act
• Rebates available for energy efficient appliances
• Castillo found guilty of murder
• Wish list: Habitat for Humanity
• TxDOT's Don't Drink and Drive Campaign continues
• SISD Board to hold first meeting at new Service Center
• SEDCO to meet Tuesday
• Grayson commissioners to consider reinvestment zone for GlobiTech
• Denison City Council faces lengthy agenda
• Area meeting agendas
• Wish List: Journey to Healing
• Sunny Delight buys former Folgers plant
• DISD Facilities Committee delays final decision
• Sherman, Denison schools fared average in FAST rating
• Bank of Texas Names Fourrier to commercial banking group
• Cellarman's reviewed by Texas Monthly
• Wish list: Pottsboro Kids Club
• Area schools FAST ranking
• Report tracks students' progress
• Seminar teaches students their 'voices can be heard'
• Bikers hold 16th Annual 'For the Kids' Toy Run
• Wish List: Rehabilitaiton Center of Grayson County
• Commissioner Gene Short readies for retirement
• Sherman council approves new business near Fairview Park
• Food drive to benefit Downtown Chapel/Share Ministries
• Texoma Medical Center hosts free screenings
• Fire destroys Howe property
• Wish list: Boys and Girls Club of Denison
• Denison homicide trial begins
• Carbon monoxide sends Sherman residents to hospital
• Fire burns home on Branch Street
• Denison High School choirs present holiday concert
• Sherman police respond to wreck
• Atmos Energy promotes Share the Warmth proram
• Sherman woman indicted in baby dumping case
• Grayson sheriff's deputies make drug arrest
• Sherman named sixth best place for military to retire
• Wreck injures one in Denison
• Wish list: CASA
• Grayson commissioners look at tollroad alignment
• Three alarm fire at MEMC
• Grayson County residents notice a rise in scams
• Four Rivers Outreach receives grant
• Sherman Fire Department concerned about detectors
• Sherman City Council to address many issues Monday
• Grayson County Commissioners Court looks at proposed tollway
• Grayson County College Board approves GlobiTech tax abatement
• Sherman Christmas Parade brings holiday cheer
• Denison High School's production of "Willy Wonka" premieres Friday
• Scott's Automotive Repair Specialists to open Monday
• Whitewright emergency crews get busy with car wrecks
• Austin man added to 10 most wanted
• Comedian Brian Regan comes to Texoma
• Traffic stop in Sherman leads to 2 drug arrests
• One fatality reported in Denison single vehicle crash
• Wish List - Boys and Girls Club of Sherman
• Denison moves forward with eight city manager candidates
• Hanukkah begins for the year 5771
• Christmas parade brightens up downtown Denison
• Community announcementsL Grayson County College trustees to meet
• Light Up a Life tree shows spirit of season
• Grayson County shelter receives grant
• Police ask for help in identifying robbery suspect
• Prostate cancer: A silent danger
• Red River Groundwater Conservation District board discusses funding
• Pottsboro's Visions of Sugar Plums releases Christmas wish list
• Motorcyclists unite at "For the Kids Toy Run" Sunday
• Denison High School Choir to perform with Foreigner
• Be Santa to a Senior
• Denison Council narrowing field of manager candidates
• Wish List: Crisis Center of Grayson CountyWCrisis Center Wish List
• TxDOT to hold public hearing in McKinney
• Howe ISD Board of Trustees to hold special meeting Thursday
• Texoma Red Cross releases Christmas wish list
• Home Hospice doesn't mean 'giving up hope'
• Stephens Media buys newspapers
• Grayson County Commissioners keep meeting short
• Bells Christmas parade set for Dec. 11
• Grayson commissioners face short agenda
• SH 78 closed to one lane for bridge repair
• Wish List: Home Hospice of Grayson County
• Mental Health Mental Retardation Services of Texoma Wish List
• Man found dead at Willow Gardens
• State Sen. Craig Estes to be honored by Texas Fire Chiefs
• Herald Democrat begins annual Wish List campaign
• Winter weather expected for Thanksgiving Day
• Tax tips for charitable donations
• 911 Service out in Northwest Grayson County
• Area Thanksgiving closings
• Rep. Phillips in Texas Speaker's race controversy
• Audit points out Sherman ISD software problems
• County and city leaders recognize volunteers
• Petitoners ask Grayson commissioners to allow burials
• Pottsboro ISD receives grant
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• Grayson County Commissioners consider petition about indigent funerals
• Sherman ISD Trustees to hold special meeting Monday
• Public meeting discusses Grayson County Tollway proposals
• Rachel's Challenge to develop 'culture of kindness' at Denison ISD
• Sherman City Council looks at city's financial future
• Sherman man rescued from burning apartment
• CLEAT calls for investigation
• Both sides rally about tax cuts at Grayson County Courthouse
• GCC tables tax abatement request for GlobiTech
• Grayson County Democrats to hold rally supporting Move-On
• Sherman City Council to meet in special session Friday
• Sherman police seize 2 kilograms of cocaine
• Sherman Planning and Zoning approves plans for senior center
• Sherman police seize drugs, guns in several arrests
• Rachel's Challenge encourages change through kindness
• Sherman ISD board honors doctor
• Caterpillar purchases Bucyrus
• Sherman man faces capital murder charge in toddler's death
• Sherman Planning and Zoning passes zone change
• Denison School Board approves GCAD property purchase
• Denison Development Alliance welcomes new member
• Caterpillar digs deep, buys Bucyrus
• Grayson County deemed "storm ready" by National Weather Service
• Howe ISD Board of Trustees to meet Thursday
• Denison ISD to discuss annual audit Tuesday
• Denison Council votes down appraisal district's resolution
• Sherman City Council adopts reinvestment zone for GlobiTech
• Sherman ISD donates building to Grayson County, discusses football stadium
• Large projects on planning and zoning agenda
• Sherman council to canvass city charter election results
• Grayson County tollway project wants help with route selection
• Denison veteran's parade servesw as reminder
• Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital -WNJ names new CEO
• United Way renews energy for last mile
• PIC TMC's new CEO says quality, growth will be focus
• Fundraiser also helps promote awareness
• Sherman School Board meets Monday
• Denison City Council to discuss range of items
• Grayson County Commissioners meet Monday
• Grayson County College board meets
• Howe City Council agenda
• Police reports
• Denison City Council discusses city manager candidates
• Veteran's day reminds citizens of sacrifices made
• Sherman Economic Development Corp. reports on area economy
• Grayson, Fannin county offices closed Thursday
• Korean veteran shares service experiences
• Department of Public Safety releases most wanted list
• Fire in Pottsboro burns several out buildings
• Denison Council will get briefing on city manager search
• Understanding thought processes of death
• Sherman Economic Development Corp. shows plan to meet city's goal
• Sherman Economic Development Corp. amends bylaws
• Grayson commissioners accept federal, state monies
• Van Alstyne City Council agenda
• Winter weather precautions begin now
• Austin College students give back to community
• Grayson County Commissioners Court to consider taxes Monday
• Ruiz Foods' Denison plant celebrates 5 years
• Grayson County United Way to report on fundraising goal
• SEDCO to consider project incentives Tuesday
• Veterans Day activities planned across the area
• Whitewright Fall Festival offers fun for all
• Area HS FB standings, scores
• Truck driver flown to Parkland after wreck in Van Alstyne
• Southmayd to buy assets of water supplier
• SEDCO grants marketing money to Austin College
• Hall "honored, humbled" by re-election
• Bonham to test emergency system on Nov. 10
• TCOG offers help with Medicare Part D Registration
• Grayson County Crisis Center mourns loss of executive director
• Sherman resident dies from injuries
• Bynum returns as Grayson County judge
• Republicans win Grayson County Commissioner and treasurer races
• Apartment complex shooting victims identified
• Sherman Economic Development Corp. calls special meeting on Thursday
• Fannin County backs Republicans in general election
• All but one Sherman Charter amendment passes
• SPCA of Texas takes custody of 35 animals
• Grayson County gets police car for task force
• Grayson County polling places
• Missing Fannin County woman found
• Denison City Council hires consultant for pool feasibility study
• Update: Sherman apartment shooting ruled a murder-suicide
• Sherman City Council hears residents' complaints
• Breaking news: Two found dead at Sherman apartment complex
• SHS Band finishes season with Frisco contest
• For Up to Date info on Grayson County Poll Sites, Early Voting Totals and Other Election News
• Sherman City Council to meet Monday
• Monsters on Main slated for Sunday
• Sherman Economic Development Corp. to meet Monday
• Robotics competition teaches engineering
• Van Alstyne industry to shut down
• Questions arise in Grayson County judge candidates' campaign finance reports
• Commissioner's Precinct 2 candidates file finance reports
• Denison Development Alliance offers incentive to Stanley
• Grayson County Polling Places General Election 2010
• Fannin County composite sample ballot
• Denison City Council to get results of police seized property audit
• Fannin County polling places Nov. 2
• Grayson commissioners to consider gifts from U.S. Marshal's Service
• Roo Boo set for Sunday
• County Treasurer campaign finance reports
• Video included: Sherman student council teaches fatal results of drunken driving
• Friday's high school football scores
• Grayson sheriff's deputies seizes 32 malnourished horses
• Grayson commissioners OK memorial tree
• Grayson County residents turning out for early voting
• Collin County to close S.H. 5 for repairs
• Greater Texoma Health Clinic hosts reopening
• Austin College symposium addresses Hispanic culture
• No amendments on November's ballots
• International journalist speaks at GCC lecture
• Habitat for Humanity Fall Warehouse Sale and Tool Trailer Tour
• HOV Lanes on LBJ I-635 scheduled to close for 28 days
• Whitesboro doctor plans center for traumatic brain injury patients
• McKinney soldier killed in Afghanstan
• County Judge candidates report campaign finances
• Bonham man dead after police shooting
• Grayson County Fair opens with good weather
• DPS searching for high-risk sex offender
• Trenton Police Department gets new drug dog
• Sherman High School marching band excels in contest
• McKinney armed robbery suspect caught
• Appeals Court meets in Bonham to hear murder appeal
• Sherman paralegal honored for public service work
• Changing Lives Harley Event lets participants help kids, win prizes
• Texoma Regional Police Academy gets new training system
• Grayson County Fair opens Thursday
• Tom Bean agricultural barn replaced
• Cities work together to extinguish Southmayd fire, no injuries reported
• Commissioners OK county fair security payment
• Allen elementary school named for Grayson County native
• Honey Grove man featured in PBS film
• Denison City Council covers most of agenda quickly
• Sherman Council puts mayor on SEDCO Board
• Howe ISD calls special meeting
• Denison City Council to meet on Monday
• New District Clerk takes office
• Austin College to break ground on new housing options
• Grayson commissioners to discuss fair security
• Sherman Police Department schedules Fright Fest
• Denison Fall Festival about more than just crafts
• New Perrin Air Force base museum opens
• Research starts to clarify CLEAT freedom of information request
• IRS changes puts area non-profit groups close to non-compliance
• Homecoming parade honors alumni, community
• Candidates for Grayson County Judge answer questions
• Poet Laureat of Texas to visit Sherman
• Law enforcement sends out extra patrols for Texas-OU game traffic
• Volunteers give back to city of Denison
• CLEAT makes open records request of city of Denison
• Grayson County District Clerk to be sworn in
• Grayson County College refinances bonds to save money
• Officers, public prepare for Texoma Night Out
• Dinner honor women who make community better place
• Perrin Air Force Base opens on Saturday
• Denison Fall Festival set for Saturday
• Grayson County judge candidates spar in debates
• Bennett earns Roosevelt award
• DHS celebrates homecoming
• Home Hospice moves into new building
• Denison Great Days of Service begins
• Fundraiser helps former Sherman peace officer with medical expenses
• City close to acquiring right-of-way needed for overpass project
• Grayson commissioners table vote on internet service provider
• Charter bus crash in Sanger injures 18
• "Shoot for the Heart" benefit helps former police officer
• Birthing Center gives expectant mothers a new option
• Baby Moses law protects parents, babies
• Update: Three people killed in Tom Bean car crash identified
• Grayson County Commissioners to meet Monday
• GCC Trustees to talk savings
• Woodmen Circle Home tour a historical success
• Denison leaders talk about city's economic future
• Early Childhood Intervention celebrates 30 years of service
• Denison Economic Summit scheduled for Friday
• Holiday lights set for tenth year start
• Update: Mother of baby found alive in dumpster identified
• TPWD battles to stop spread of zebra mussels
• SEDCO, city of Sherman meet in joint session
• Three fatalities reported in Tom Bean car crash
• Denison Economic Summit scheduled for Friday
• Breaking news: Baby found alive in Sherman dumpster
• National Aerobatics Championship comes to NTRA
• County Judge candidates debate for the Bar Association
• Triple homicide preliminary autopsy results released
• Update: Pedestrian killed in Sherman identified
• DISD board gets good news about student achievement
• GCSO investigates triple homicide
• Grayson County Commissioners refuse court reporter salaries
• Former Fannin County official sentenced to jail
• Grayson County officials square off in political debates this week
• GTUA board approves budget
• DISD to move through simple agenda
• Texoma Health Foundation funds new training for nurses
• Denison awarded community development grant
• GCC celebrates Constitution Day
• Grayson County Commissioners get a look at jail plans
• Three people found dead at house fire
• Denison City Council meeting covers simple items
• Sherman City Council raises water rates
• Pedestrian killed in Sherman
• Washington Digest: Small business bill passes
• Flynn retires from Texas Health Presbyterian-WNJ
• Sherman Arts Festival thriving after 28 years
• Grayson commissioners to consider jail renovation
• Denison council to discuss budget
• Sherman school board to meet Monday
• Saluting American Valor: Anthony L. Viggiani
• Video included: Sherman PD releases video of armed robbery
• Monument dedicated to the American dream
• Sherman Arts Fest set for weekend
• Texas jobless rate at 8.3 percent in August
• Gov. Perry brings campaign to Grayson County
• Sherman Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Marijuana farm found in Grayson County
• New Denison library project funding stalls
• Denison High marks Constitution Day
• Breaking news: Southbound 75 closed
• Grass fire burns along S.H. 289
• New high school possibly soon in Denison ISD's future
• Wreck sends one to hospital
• Howe ISD to meet on Thursday
• Denison City Council approves budget
• Sherman High begins homecoming week activities
• Grayson commissioners pass tax rate and budget
• Public invited to local observances for Sept. 11
• Sept. 11 touched Texoma, nation
• Sherman toddler pronounced dead; one man arrested
• Local women honored by National Federation of Press Women
• Grayson County Commissioners to discuss budget, tax rate
• Denison Councilors to decide on budget
• Sherman City Council gets to work, adopts budget at meeting
• Gov. Perry to campaign in Sherman
• Weems addresses voters in run for Railroad Commissioner
• Van Alstyne City Council to meet twice this week, vote on budget
• As rains continue, be wary of high-water spots
• Suspect in toddler death to be charged with capital murder
• Remnants of Tropical Storm Hermine produce flash floods in Grayson County
• Locals reflect on visits to 9-11 site
• Video included: Tropical Storm Hermine causes flooding, tornadoes
• Reba's Ranch House opens to all area hospitals
• Lessons from past helped with Hermine floods
• Woodmen Circle Home: History comes alive
• Salvation Army Food Bank needs help
• Plea agreements end murder case
• Huntsville police search for homicide suspect
• Whitesboro dedicates land for Diamond Station park
• Man found dead in Sherman yard
• TCOG still has funding for weatherization projects
• County officials assess damage from Tropical Storm Hermine
• WHO program helps kids make a plan
• Labor Day clty closings
• Sherman Economic Development Corp. meets Tuesday
• Sherman city council to meet on Tuesday
• Denison city manager to prepare for February retirement
• Time to start getting flu vaccines
• Traffic stop leads to arrest, charges
• Montessori School honored by Workforce Texoma
• Howe dentist receives fellowship award
• Grayson commissioners court to meet on Tuesday
• Assaults top Grayson County indictments
• Countdown to election day begins
• Grayson County Precinct 2 offers amnesty program
• Wind damages structures in Texoma
• Power outage hits parts of Grayson County
• Reports of tornado at Grayson County airport
• GCC adds new industrial maintenance program
• Bonham to provide high schoolers laptops in coming months
• Granddaughter arrested in assault case
• Video included: Marijuana bust keeps Grayson sheriff's deputies busy
• Groundwater conservation board continues to make progress
• District clerk resigns; Ashmore to assume duties
• Denison Council debates budget cutbacks
• Denison Main Street program gets new director
• Denison city council work session update
• Colleges back in session, boosting local economy
• Denison City Council to discuss budget
• Denison ISD facilities planning committee visits schools
• Grayson County Commissioners to consider elections, taxes
• Sherman City Council calls special meeting
• Denison Development Alliance announces incentive for company's expansion
• United Way of Grayson kicks off fundraising campaign
• VALOR - Brian M. Stann
• Woodmen Circle Home opens to the public for museum benefit
• McKinney gunman worked security, often praised police
• Grand Central Station expected to open in early fall
• Oklahoma man sentenced for Texas burglary conviction
• James Sutherland dies from injuries sustained in car wreck
• Sherman man sentenced to 40 years for robbery
• Local groups to pay tribute to veterans
• Grayson County jury sentences sex offender to 65 years
• Tom Bean High School students bring home gold
• Operation warrior fundraiser comes to Loy Park
• Grayson County college adopts budget, tax rate
• Grayson County Sheriff's Office seizes 60 pounds of marijuana
• Grayson County Deputy arrests suspect after high speed chase
• Community philanthropist Margaret Hill leaves legacy of volunteerism
• Tractor-trailer truck crashes into Post Oak Creek leaving 1 dead
• Little change in Denison school enrollment numbers
• GTUA approves expense, changes orders
• TxDOT road update
• Downburst hits Sherman
• Sherman school takes new approach
• Denison's first day of school goes smoothly
• Midway Mall sells to New Jersey business
• GCC Trustees to consider tax rate
• Commissioners give choices on pay schedue
• Bonham city council to meet
• Drive safely as students head back to school
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• Greater Texoma Utility Authority calls special meeting
• Grayson commissioners to discuss pay schedules
• Administrators share back-to-school memories
• Shoppers look for bargains during tax free holiday
• Bill White visits Grayson County
• Denison school board passes resolution that will go to state legislators
• Pat Flynn leaving Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital-WNJ
• Sherman police jail Tennessee man on internet solicitation charges
• Texas Department of Transportation announces candidate sign placement rules
• New rule would require seat belts on new motorcoaches
• St. Mary's School gets OK from Sherman planning commission
• Sherman police recover vehicle
• Sales tax holiday begins on Friday in Texas
• Cold Case: Jack Morris
• Two men in critical condition after car wrecks
• Breaking news, Update: Wrecks of Sunday morning
• Grayson commissioners hires architects for jail revisions
• Denison school board meets Tuesday
• Sherman school district sets tax rate
• Denison City Council discusses budget
• Sherman charter amendments proposed to ballot
• Sherman City Council to hold hearings on city charter amendments
• Updated 10:32 a.m.: Shots fired at McKinney police station
• Sherman's proposed City Charter amendments
• Reports of gunfire near McKinney police station
• New teachers welcomed at lunch in Sherman
• Gunman dies after firing at McKinney police
• FBI offers reward to catch white powder letter sender
• Sherman city council seeks grant application help
• Blood Center to celebrate 35 years with party
• Austin College included in Fiske Guide
• Banquet honors community members, awards college scholarships
• Bill White to stop at Grayson County College
• Father, son dispute results in car crash
• Collin County commissioners vote to limit pension contributions
• Howe City Council to meet Tuesday
• August downpour contributes to area wrecks
• Upcoming TxDOT road repair work
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• Lights on the Lake Presented by Landmark Bank
• Texoma Earth Day Festival
• ALTRUSA INTERNATIONAL OF SHERMAN
• Sherman Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games

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