Incoming council members ready to mold Denison's future
New Denison Mayor Robert Crawley and Place 6 council member Teresa Adams agree that preparing for growth is the citys top priority.
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Denison City Council place 6 candidates revealed
As Saturdays special election approaches, Denison City Council candidates Teresa Adams and Braeden Wright share their campaign plans.
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Early voting underway in Grayson County races
In addition to Denison mayor and council seats, the Whitesboro ISD is seeking approval of a $118 million bond package.
United States Robert Crawley Janet Gott Denison City Council Whitesboro Independent School District Grayson College
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Denison city councilman Brian Hander running for Mayor
Current place 6 Denison city councilman Brian Hander announced his intention to run for Mayor in the spring.
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A glimpse of the past: Denison opens time capsule after 50 years
The time capsule contained, letters, documents and other items from residents 50 years ago.
John Akers Michael Hutchins Herald Dwight Eisenhower City Council Denison Police Department Denison Chamber
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Denison tables request for former Central Ward site
Denison City Council members expressed concern that the site may be too dense and not in line with the vision for the future of the area.
Michael Hutchins Herald City Council Zoning Commission Malone Plumbing Inc Council Member Michael Courtright Council Member Jc Doty
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George Hughes, the riot of 1930: Quest for Texas historical marker takes shape
George Hughes, the riot of 1930: Quest for Texas historical marker takes shape Herald Democrat A Grayson County historian is working to memorialize one of Grayson Countys darkest days, nearly a century later. Efforts are underway to have the Sherman Riot of 1930, in which a Black man was lynched and Black-owned businesses were destroyed, recognized with the Texas Historical Commission. Melissa Thiel, a masters graduate from Texas Womens University, is the woman behind a proposal to have a state...
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