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Dallas developer Carbon Shepherd Development has finished Woodland Cottages Sherman, an 84-unit independent living community for residents aged 55 and older.
A vintage sign from the 1940s Texas Theater is returning to Sherman after decades away, with construction set to begin in October.
Volunteers discuss details of the upcoming Sherman Hispanic Heritage Festival, which runs from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. this Saturday at Lucy Kidd-Key Park.
The Sherman Bearcats football team travels to face Liberty Christian this Friday night in an attempt to break their current two-game losing streak.
City Council approved rate increases that will add approximately $6 to monthly bills to fund infrastructure projects amid population growth.
New restaurants and expanding industries are driving employment growth in Sherman as businesses follow residential development.
Health care, manufacturing, and retail industries in Sherman are actively recruiting new employees.
A Bonham man was sentenced to 60 months in federal prison for conspiring to deal firearms without a license.
Public records and mapping data identify at least 20 license plate reader locations in Sherman, with the police department listed on contracts for most units.
Every vote Pat Fallon cast in Washington this week, on the record for Sherman.
Grayson County residents attended the fourth annual Grayson County Health Fair hosted by Sherman Medical Center on Friday to access wellness resources and free screenings.
Thomas James Hurtt was sentenced in federal court in Sherman for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute fentanyl.
A vehicle striking a utility pole near a major Sherman intersection resulted in a nearly 90-minute power outage and traffic signal failures.
The new multipurpose stadium at Sherman High School is ready for its first home game on September 18, replacing the facility that served the school for 85 years.
Nvidia Corporation has invested $2 billion in Coherent Corp. and entered a multiyear strategic agreement to secure optical bandwidth technology for its AI systems.
Texas Instruments has introduced a new 26-channel battery monitor chip that integrates electrochemical impedance spectroscopy to improve the safety and accuracy of grid-scale energy storage systems.
The Sherman location of Raising Cane's is selling limited-edition plush toys to raise funds for ARFhouse, a local organization caring for abandoned and abused dogs.
Sherman's population has grown by roughly 20% since 2020 as semiconductor manufacturing expands, prompting infrastructure upgrades and water supply planning.
Texas Instruments has opened a new manufacturing site in Sherman, with one factory currently operational and three additional facilities planned for future expansion.
The Austin-based restaurant chain is seeking permission to build at the intersection of US 75 and US 82, with a Planning and Zoning Board vote scheduled for September 22.
Sherman head coach Efrain Ramos says the team is ready to move forward after a recent defeat.
Sherman Medical Center hosted an event to educate the public on opioid overdose response and distribute Narcan nasal kits.
Sherman Community Players will present a six-performance run of the play 'Bedtime Stories (As Told By Our Dad) (Who Messed Them Up)' starting September 4.
Jose Padilla-Sanchez faces multiple charges following a physical altercation with police during a drunk driving stop in Sherman.
A church rummage sale is set to take place on September 5.
Sgt. Michael Bell was recognized for his military service and long tenure as a city supervisor in Sherman.
Texas Instruments posted second-quarter revenue of $5.5 billion and announced a $7.5 billion cash acquisition of wireless chip maker Silicon Labs.
The Denison Yellow Jackets secured a 50-19 victory over the Sherman Bearcats in the 128th edition of the Battle of the Ax.
Jose Guadalupe Lopez-Arana pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering and was sentenced in federal court in Sherman.
Nelson Javier Christancho Parada was found guilty by a jury of two counts of federal drug trafficking violations related to a cocaine distribution conspiracy.
