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Sherman ISD has released data regarding its English as a Second Language and bilingual education initiatives.
One Sherman team was in action this week. Every local result from Thursday through Saturday, with rankings where they apply.
The Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority award covers a Motorola plate-reader project for Grayson County, with a $4,000 local match. A condition in the same document says reimbursement for such cameras is paused, possibly indefinitely.
Sherman police arrested Matthew Ponce after a homeowner reported a suspicious individual, leading to charges related to online solicitation.
One Sherman team was in action this week. Every local result from Thursday through Saturday, with rankings where they apply.
A federal judge in Minnesota approved Tyson Foods' $47 million settlement with indirect beef buyers, a day before approving a separate $48 million pork deal.
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.
The Sherman Bearcats prepare to face Chisholm Trail at home following a recent defeat on the road.
Texas Instruments introduced three semiconductor products aimed at power monitoring, high-voltage distribution and timing in AI data centers.
Emerson has launched the Rosemount 8795 Magnetic Flow Sensor for hydronic cooling applications in data centers.
A federal judge in Minnesota approved Tyson Foods' $48 million deal with commercial and institutional indirect pork buyers and dismissed their claims, part of a price-fixing case filed in 2018.
One Sherman team was in action this week. Every local result from Thursday through Saturday, with rankings where they apply.
Every county office on the sample ballots has one Republican candidate. Early voting starts Oct. 19 at the elections office on West Houston Street, Sherman's only early site; seven Sherman vote centers open Nov. 3.
AAA’s Oct. 7 report puts regular gasoline about 6 cents below the state average. A 15-gallon fill-up still costs nearly $5 more than a month ago.
