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New hotel and conference center planned for south Sherman - Herald Democrat
As development continues in southern Sherman, talks of a hotel and conference center are beginning to stir again after years of dormancy. During Friday’s monthly coffee with the mayor event, city officials and developers announced plans for The Ridge at Stone Creek, a 46-acre mixed-use planned development that will be anchored by a hotel and conference center.Friday’s announcement represents the return of talks on a convention center, which were stalled during market shifts during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Oct 9, 2026Sherman approves property transfer for fleet services facility - Herald Democrat
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Oct 6, 2026Sherman ramps up street maintenance plan
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Oct 6, 2026Mayor's Roundtable showcases current and future growth - Herald Democrat
City leaders came together to discuss the growth, both present and future, coming to Sherman during the Sherman Mayor’s Roundtable event Friday morning. The annual event, now in its fifth year, serves as both an opportunity to discuss past projects and development while also teasing or announcing future projects with guest speakers.This year’s event included the announcement that restaurant chain First Watch plans to open a new Sherman location along U.S.
Oct 5, 2026Sherman P&Z approves church monument sign - Herald Democrat
A Sherman church could soon replace a sign lost to street improvements with a new monument sign. The Sherman Planning and Zoning Commission recently approved a variance request for a new sign outside of Grace United Methodist Church during its September board meeting.The request comes as the previous sign was removed due to improvements and widening work along FM 1417 that took away from the land along the church.
Oct 2, 2026Sherman leaders address growth, new dining options at mayor’s roundtable
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Oct 2, 2026Burn ban extended 2 weeks despite expected rain - Herald Democrat
By Future Brown Herald Democrat Despite pending rain expected to come this week, Grayson County commissioners have decided to extend the burn ban with the… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Sep 30, 2026Sherman approved end-of-year budget amendments - Herald Democrat
As October and the end of the fiscal year approach, the city of Sherman is balancing its books to reflect the past year’s expenses. The city council approved an end of year series of amendments to the 2025-2026 budget during its final council meeting of September and the fiscal year.The council historically approves a final budget amendment at the end of the year to reflect actual costs and revenues the city had seen over the past year and to balance its accounts going into the next fiscal year, starting on Oct.
Sep 29, 2026Health care providers, county official continue support for local provider participation program - Herald Democrat
HomeNewsHealth care providers, county official continue support for local provider participation program September 29, 2026News By Future Brown Herald Democrat Last week, Grayson County commissio...
Sep 29, 2026Sherman approves restroom purchase for Hawn Park - Herald Democrat
Sherman’s Hawn Park could soon see new improvements in anticipation of more visitors. The city council approved a $582,000 agreement for the purchase and installation of new ADA-accessible restroom facilities within the park.
Sep 29, 2026Sherman city council reviews learning pod protections
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Sep 28, 2026Denison residents could see insurance savings, city says - Herald Democrat
The city of Denison is reminding residents of possible savings on property insurance rates. As a part of Monday’s city council meeting, the council approved a resolution recognizing the city’s achievement in receiving a class 1 rating for fire protection on its most recent ISO rating.The Insurance Services Office grades cities throughout the country on a number of factors related to fire prevention and protection.
Sep 28, 2026