Sherman's downtown is getting a much-needed makeover! A $150,000 contract has been approved to bring some fresh upgrades to the area, so get ready for a revitalized city center.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 4 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
The project is expected to bring new business activity to the downtown square.
Local residents looking for new entertainment options and the downtown business district.
No groups negatively affected
Denison is taking steps to maintain its downtown streetscape following recent D3 improvements and investments. The city council quietly approved a $89,500 contract with North Texas Tree Experts last week for ongoing landscaping services for portions of Main Street.The contract comes as construction crews are closing in on completion of the second phase of street improvements under the Designing Downtown Denison program, also known as D3.
Last week, Downtown Sherman Director Sarah McRae and Sherman Mayor Shawn Teamann announced work would soon be starting on the new lighting system and sound equipment to be placed around the Sherman Downtown Square.
Sherman downtown lighting project approved by city council KXII
Poker club planned for downtown Sherman, owner goes all in KXII
A new social club and gaming room is coming to the downtown area. It will operate as a private club with a bar and gaming tables.
The council received updates on the Sherman Cultural District and accepted the annual audit report. These are informational items related to city operations and financial oversight.
Sherman reaches agreement for return of Texas Theater sign Herald Democrat
Sherman residents asked to help shape downtown's future | Texas Headline KTEN
$150,000 contract approved to improve downtown Sherman KXII
Sherman City Council approves professional help for downtown project KTEN
How Sherman is pushing for a revitalized downtown KXII
Sherman City Council approves two cigar lounges for downtown KXII
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