Grayson County sheriff's office joins regional task force on internet crimes against children
Working with Dallas police, the county's sheriff's office is now part of the North Texas Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, KTEN reported.
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Working with Dallas police, the county's sheriff's office is now part of the North Texas Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, KTEN reported.
History Comes Alive, a Sherman Museum fundraiser, runs at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, in Binkley Hall at First United Methodist Church. Tickets are $25.
A consent item on Monday's school board agenda would buy 300 HP laptops with 2023 bond money. A separate district report shows lunch participation reached 85% in September.
Neighbors raised the materials money for Pop Noah, Brewer and CR 292, and the county precinct will add labor and equipment, with paving expected between June and September 2027.
Sherman's Planning and Zoning Commission takes up the breakfast chain's site plan for 3721 N. Highway 75 on Tuesday, along with a senior center request and a temporary concrete plant for Highway 75 work.
Grayson County started the process Tuesday to borrow up to $8.5 million, mostly for 187 acres the county judge says could someday hold a jail and court campus away from downtown Sherman.
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Grayson County residents can sign up online for notices whenever their name or a business name shows up in a real property filing. A county commissioner urged owners to enroll before they become a target.
Crutchfield drew an F in 2026, while Neblett and Parker climbed to C ratings after F's in 2025. All three need plans filed with TEA by Nov. 20, and trustees take comment at a 5 p.m. workshop Oct. 19.
The Sherman Bearcats prepare to face Chisholm Trail at home following a recent defeat on the road.
A resolution on the Oct. 19 agenda tells the city manager not to renew or extend the agreement with Flock Group. The same day, the state comptroller barred his office's grants from paying for plate readers.
The trick-or-treat event runs 6 to 8:30 p.m. in the high school parking lot on West Travis Street. Businesses, churches and groups can still ask for a booth, and the best one wins the Cindy Carr Spooky Booth Award.
Tryouts are Oct. 26 and 27 at Hope on Houston. No appointment is needed, families can audition together, and the December shows run Dec. 17-19.
The Sherman Symphony Orchestra plays Dvorak and Rimsky-Korsakov at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 17. Adult tickets are $20, students get in free, and program books will include blank pages for concertgoers who want to sketch.
The Sherman college also gave volunteer awards to Ginger Nye, who started the Hot Summer Nights concerts, and retired political science professor Frank Rohmer, who taught on campus for nearly four decades.
Reese Nikole asked to sing Ella Langley's part of 'You Look Like You Love Me' at the Choctaw Grand Theater. Green said yes, then called her back up the next night, and the videos have passed a million views.
The regional agency is taking new portable heaters and checks at its Gallagher Drive office this month. The heaters go out in November at VFW Post 2772 during the post's Thanksgiving lunch, while supplies last.
Children 12 and under can trick or treat inside the library on Thursday, Oct. 22. Teen monster crafts, costume storytimes, a family movie and a personal finance class are also on the free October calendar.
Regular unleaded averages $3.7554 in the Sherman-Denison area, down from yesterday, down from last week and below the Texas average.
Commissioners vote Tuesday on publishing a notice of intent to issue certificates of obligation, with a final vote set for Dec. 8. A petition from 5% of voters could force an election.
The newest filing covers a 6,030-square-foot fab lab renovation set for February to August 2027. The company's 11 Sherman registrations since February list about $78.7 million in work.
Sherman Medical Center and Women Rock plan breakfast, music and breast-health information from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. Oct. 16 on North Highland Avenue.