DURANT, Okla. -- Southeastern Oklahoma State University continues its 2009 Centennial Celebration with a full slate of events during the week of March 23-27.

DURANT, OK - The Oklahoma Association of Optometric Physicians (OAOP) recently joined with The Children’s Identification and Location Database (CHILD) Project and is partnering with the Oklahoma Sheriff’s Association to begin offering Iris Scanning state-wide.

March is Red Cross Month, and there are plenty of ways you can get involved. Check out the calendar by clicking on "Full Story".

CARTER COUNTY, OK ― Carter County tornado victims are getting some more help thanks to this weekend's "Benefit Jam" at Heritage Hall. Over $18,000 was raised at the event. That money was deposited into the Lone Grove Tornado Relief Fund at the First National Bank in Ardmore on Monday.

The DPS wants Spring Breakers to have fun, but to keep common sense and safety as their constant companions. DPS troopers in the coastal areas of Texas will have stepped-up enforcement in March looking for speeders, drunk drivers and seat-beat violators.

SHERMAN, TX -- Parkway Nautilus is recognizing the unique needs of the older adults in the community by partnering with the nationally recognized Healthways SilverSneakers® Fitness Program.

SHERMAN, TX ― The Texoma Chapter of Ducks Unlimited is now listed in the organization's "President's Top 100 List," ranking them #40 of the top 100 chapters nationwide and #6 in Texas.

SHERMAN, TX ― The Sherman Police Department welcomed a new member to the force. Officer Lauren Green was sworn in Monday morning.

SHERMAN, TX — The Austin College Communication Studies Department will present the dramatic production Ordinary People March 5, 6, and 7 at 7:30 p.m., and at 2 p.m. March 6 in the Beardsley Arena Theatre of Ida Green Communication Center. Tickets are available at the door for $8. Audience members should be aware the play deals with issues of depression and suicide.

Here is the 2009 Calendar of Events for the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce.

GRAYSON COUNTY, TX -- This weekend more than 40,000 people will descend upon Midway Mall to see all that area businesses and nonprofit groups have to offer. From digital TV converters to scented candles and from home health agencies to realtors – attendees will get an up-close-and-personal view of products and services available in Texoma.

Hello. I'm Tom Miller, inviting KXII viewers to join me on a fabulous train adventure through the spectacular Canadian Rockies, August 25th to September 3rd.

GRAYSON COUNTY, TX ― TAPS could be getting more money from the Federal Transit Administration.

DURANT, OK -- Southeastern Oklahoma State University is pleased to announce Gilbert & Sullivan's "The Mikado."

AUSTIN – Texas exceeded the national average in the percentage of students who took at least one Advanced Placement exam during high school.

One of the biggest changes in television history is about to take place in the U.S. But KXII-TV viewers may be left in the dark if they don’t take action by February 6, 2009.

Grayson County has been awarded federal funds under the Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program in the amount of $69,846.00. Applications are being accepted through the Grayson County United Way office. The deadline for submitting is February 16, 2009.

SHERMAN, TX ― The Fourth Annual Wilson N. Jones Community Breakfast took place Thursday morning at Austin College. Former Dallas Maverick and NBA All-Star Rolando Blackman was the guest speaker. Rashi Vats has more.

WHITESBORO, TX ― Students at Whitesboro High School got a firsthand look at the dangers of driving impaired Friday. A company called ‘Peers’ sponsors a virtual reality driving program designed to show students the effects of drinking and driving.

SHERMAN, TEXAS —While many college students around the nation were still enjoying holiday break, Austin College students were returning to campus January 4 to begin the college’s January Term.

DURANT, Okla. -- Southeastern Oklahoma State University¹s John Massey School of Business has earned initial accreditation in business from AACSB International ­ The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, in partnership with the Red River Fly Fishers, will host a unique program of fly tying classes and activities from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday January 24th at the Eisenhower State Park Rec Hall.

Deadline for entering the Texas State-Fish Art Contest is March 31, and students and teachers should take time now to review the contest rules and regulations.

Austin Davenport, an Eagle Scout, is slated to speak at the 3rd annual Snowflakes & Diamonds Gala on January 31st in Paris. The event, which benefits the Red River Valley Down Syndrome Society, has become an evening of fun and fundraising for the community while bringing to light the capabilities of individuals with Down syndrome in the family, the school , the workplace and the community.

Some cast members of the Sherman High School Fine Arts Department's presentation of "West Side Story" stopped by the studio to talk about the upcoming peformances.