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The Sherman City Council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 6951 to rezone a tract on the 1400 block of South Branch Street from heavy manufacturing to single-family residential use. The measure includes a penalty provision not exceeding $2,000.
Sherman City Council will review Ordinance No. 6953 to rezone 18.3788 acres on the 5301 block of West Houston Street. The site, currently zoned for residential agriculture, would shift to a planned development district with a general commercial base. The measure includes a...
Sherman City Council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 6950 to rezone a property at 300 North Bryant Avenue from single-family residential to neighborhood commercial. The site covers Lots 10 and 12 in the Greenmount Addition and includes a penalty not exceeding...
The City of Sherman will host a public hearing on July 20 to consider five zoning changes and an alley closure.
The city of Sherman and Grayson County have finalized an agreement to exchange road maintenance responsibilities to clarify jurisdictional boundaries and improve repair efficiency.
City leaders in Sherman are asking residents to provide feedback regarding a proposed expansion of Farm to Market Road 1417 before the comment period closes.
Sherman law enforcement evacuated a movie theater after receiving a report of a threat, according to local news coverage.
The Sherman City Council has authorized a project to replace 12 utility poles around the Grayson County Courthouse with technology-enabled decorative posts, with work expected to begin soon.
The Sherman City Council will review Resolution No. 7657 to authorize a license agreement with Garney Companies, Inc. The proposal outlines an exchange of land and facilities to support municipal operations.
The Sherman City Council will discuss commercial and financial information provided by a business prospect. The agenda covers ongoing economic development negotiations and potential financial incentives for the company to locate or expand in the area.
The Sherman City Council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 6946, which proposes amendments to municipal cemetery regulations. The measure modifies fees for grave space, lots, and related services, and establishes a maximum fine of $500 for violations.
The Sherman City Council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 6949 to rezone approximately 183.681 acres near Tate Circle from residential agricultural to a planned development with mixed residential districts. The measure includes a penalty provision not exceeding...
Sherman City Council will review Ordinance No. 6948 on July 6, 2026, to annex 183.681 acres east of US 75 and south of Tate Circle. The landowner requested the annexation. The measure grants city rights, establishes zoning penalties, and authorizes a service plan.
The Sherman City Council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 6947 to rezone 173.083 acres along Blue Flame Road and FM 691. The proposal moves the land into the Joiner Ranch Planned Development with mixed zoning districts.
The Texas Department of Transportation announced that all lanes of US-82 will close near US-75 in Sherman from Monday evening through Tuesday morning for deck paving.
Bill Hollomon presented plans for the Showdown Social Club to Sherman city leaders, citing legal exceptions for private poker clubs in Texas.
Sparklight has invested more than $21 million over three years to expand its fiber-rich broadband network in Sherman, delivering internet speeds up to 6 Gigabits per second to local residents and businesses.
Van Alstyne City Council approved a $16 million bond to extend water and sewer lines west of U.S. Highway 75, laying groundwork for a major commercial development and future growth north of the highway.
The Texas and Oklahoma departments of transportation are now sharing real-time traffic data across state lines, giving drivers and emergency responders better visibility into conditions along Red River corridor routes.
The Van Alstyne City Council has approved a $16 million bond to upgrade water, sewer, and road infrastructure ahead of anticipated commercial development west of US Highway 75.
The Sherman City Council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 6940, which proposes abandoning a 26-foot water and wastewater easement and a portion of a 140-foot drainage easement in Lot 1, Block A of Jamestown Square.
