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Loving Wife Takes a Bite Out of Her Husband’s Packed Lunch to Let Him Know She’s Beside Him Texas native Tracy Howell, 56, lives in the town of Leonard with her husband Clifford, 63. “I had been fixing his sandwiches and taking nibbles for years,” Tracy told The Epoch Times via email, “so maybe God thought the world needed to hear our little story.” On Dec. 2, 2020, Tracy shared a photo of her husband’s packed lunch on Facebook alongside her touching explanation. “Clifford and I have been married almost 41 years and I have made his lunch every working day since day 1,” she w...

Charlotte Cannon passed away 2021-03-06 in This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Wilson Little Funeral.

Water tested, boil orders for Sherman, Denison fully lifted Herald Democrat Cities across Texoma continued down the road to recovery this week following unprecedented winter storms and historic low temperatures that cut off utilities for many residents. Multiple cities across the region announced the full lifting of boil orders Tuesday and Wednesday following widespread damage to water sources across the state. Both Denison and Sherman fully lifted their boil orders. This comes as both cities partially lifted extensive boil orders earlier this week. "The public water system has taken the nec...

Herald Democrat While the winter weather that gripped the area for several days was expected to start to thaw on Thursday, the response from local communities and agencies will be something that will be studied for quite some time to come.  State Representative Reggie Smith, District 62, said he has watched the situation unfold and been as upset as anyone else by the number of people who have been left in the cold and without water during this event. "It has been agonizing to tell you the truth because there is not a whole lot that those of us in leadership can do but hope these guys catch ...

The number of new COVID-19 cases dropped during the bad weather as testing centers were closed.