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A proposed ordinance would drop the fee Sherman charges customers who pay utility bills by credit card. City staff put the card costs tied to utility payments at about $360,000 a year.
Sherman ISD says an intruder got into Frontline Education's systems in August. The district's own network was not breached, and affected employees will get letters offering two years of free credit monitoring.
AAA's Sunday reading puts regular at $3.50 in the Sherman-Denison metro, about 21 cents under the Texas average. Diesel sits at $5.71, about 26 cents off the area's record set Sept. 15.
Prosecutors say the scheme cost five Texans about $150,000; a daughter's photo of a license plate after a 93-year-old lost $19,000 led deputies to a Killeen man now sentenced to 20 years.
The treasurer's September report, up for acceptance Tuesday, shows the general fund drawn down about $4 million and the jail expansion account at $12.7 million as the new wing nears completion.
About 2.8 million Texans received food assistance in September, 20.8% fewer than a year earlier, state data show. The state processed only 64% of applications on time.
HHSC's 3% budget-cut plan would drop the program, saving about $13.7 million over two years; the founder of a provider opening a Denison clinic says families need to know where they would go.
The small-group system piloted at Piner Middle School for two years is now used at every Sherman ISD secondary campus, the district said Thursday.
The DEA's locator shows the Sherman Police Department taking unwanted medicines from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 24. Five pharmacies in Sherman and Denison accept them year-round.
Auditors found no weaknesses or questioned costs at the Sherman-based regional agency for the year ended April 30. Section 8 vouchers and help with energy bills made up most of what it spent.
The district held $279.2 million in investments on June 30, and $231.2 million of it was in its capital projects fund. Trustees review the annual report Monday.
Rudy Reynoso will give a free lecture on Houdini on Thursday, Oct. 22, and a free magic show the next night in Hoxie Thompson Auditorium, where the escape artist performed 102 years ago today.
The Sherman nonprofit popped balloons Thursday to mark its anniversary and is asking supporters to give $50 a month for a year. It answered 2,957 hotline calls in 2025.
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.
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 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.
Dillingham Elementary, Piner Middle School and the Sherman High science department lead the grant's first year. Parents at those schools have until Oct. 26 to opt students into a November survey.
The Kangaroos' new softball coach brings 25 years as a college head coach and an 819-523 record. He replaces Brandon Johnson, who stepped down in July.
Mayor Shawn Teamann says the city's maintenance plan now covers roughly 25 miles of streets a year, with asphalt replacing chip seal and Interurban Parkway due for work.
Grayson County commissioners renewed an as-needed deal Monday to house inmates at the Cooke County Jail through Sept. 30, 2027. The sheriff's office says it will revisit the arrangement once the Sherman jail is fully open.
