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The chamber lists Oct. 3 hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Main Street, with food and family activities.
Maggie is beginning to recover after being found injured in a roadside cage. DAWG is seeking donations, volunteers and foster homes to support its rescue work.
Grayson County selected Kyle Holtz as airport manager as a runway project nears completion. His aviation background includes flying and airport management.
Former classmates commissioned the Main Street artwork honoring the Air Force veteran.
The United in Recovery in the Park event returned to Forest Park in Denison, featuring local support organizations and activities to celebrate recovery.
The Denison Yellow Jackets lost their UIL matchup against Frisco Emerson by a score of 21-14.
Air Force veteran Susan Currier and former Denison coach Rayce Guess were named September's honorary heroes for their community service.
A new public art piece featuring a girl and her dog has been installed on Main Street in Denison, inspired by the recent floods in Kerr County.
Renee Waggoner, who served as interim city manager since May, has been named the permanent city manager of Denison.
The city's Emergency Management team focuses on coordination and communication to prepare for various local hazards.
KFDX and Texoma’s Fox are organizing a free drive-through flu vaccination clinic in Wichita Falls on Oct. 8.
A baby goat was rescued after becoming trapped in a 75-foot-deep well in Denison.
Heavy rain and high winds caused significant flooding and property damage in Denison, prompting emergency crews to work through the night to clear debris.
Lee Mayes, a Denison High School graduate who worked on films like Rudy and Scary Movie, returned to his alma mater to speak with students about his non-linear path into the film industry.
Texoma Medical Center in Denison is celebrating five decades of expanding medical services for North Texas and southern Oklahoma.
Texoma Medical Center is celebrating five decades of service to the Denison community, tracing its roots back to a 1976 name change from Memorial Hospital.
