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Toys for Tots campaign begins in Texoma

Last Updated: 5:31 PM 12/02/08 - It's that time of year again. See how your donation of a new, unwrapped toy can bring smiles to the faces of Texoma's children this holiday season. Click on Full Story for details. (Full Story)
Eye on Education: Admission cuts

Last Updated: 11:18 AM 12/02/08 - State budget cuts mean public universities will be accepting fewer students than in years past. CBS News' Bill Whitaker has more in our Eye on Education report. (Full Story)
Living Lean After Thanksgiving

Last Updated: 11:00 AM 12/02/08 - Fitness expert Jimmy Rosser from Nautilus Sport & Fitness was in studio to show you how pop squats can jump start shedding those Thanksgiving pounds, and nutritionist Tori Park shows you how to turn those Thanksgiving leftovers into a healthy salad. (Full Story)
The Power of Prayer- Conner's Story

Last Updated: 10:06 AM 11/25/08 - It's been over two years since little Conner was severely injured in a wreck that killed his father and brother. This morning we look at how far this little guy has come. He's now kicking and moving his arms, even though doctors said it wouldn't be possible. (Full Story)
Cooking with Cathy: The Thanksgiving Bird

Last Updated: 10:42 AM 11/26/08 - Every year, Chef Cathy Zeis and our Lisanne Anderson prepare a turkey. They've shown you how to prep the bird for the oven. Now it's time to show you how to cook it and serve it.
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Church bus vandalized in Sherman Save Email Print
Posted: 12:47 PM Aug 21, 2008
 Last Updated: 1:03 PM Aug 21, 2008
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SHERMAN, Tex. -- Another Texoma area church has fallen victim to vandals.

Someone spray painted the hood and the back right corner of a pre-school bus at the Key Memorial United Methodist Church in Sherman.

Key Memorial United Methodist Church is located in the 900 block of East Houston Street in Sherman.

Authorities are seeking suspects in the case.
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Posted by: Anonymous on Aug 22, 2008 at 11:01 AM
What is our world coming too? I am scared for my children having to live in a world with such lowlifes!
Posted by: TX Mom on Aug 22, 2008 at 08:03 AM
I am with "Knows Better"! Churches and cemeteries were always off limits. What kind of loser does stuff like this! When they catch this individual, they should be required to work the maximum allowed community service hours cleaning, mowing and any other maintenence the church needs. Perhaps they should have to look the victims of the crime in the face and accept responsibility for the LOW thing they have done.
Posted by: Worried Grandmother Location: Sherman on Aug 21, 2008 at 05:11 PM
We need to help get this fixed so these kids do not have to ride around with Gang writing on the front of their van. This is very sad for our church community.
Posted by: Billy Bob Buck Location: Carpenters Bluff on Aug 21, 2008 at 04:44 PM
You are right, I was raised by my grandparents, there would have been a need for hide healing if that stupid thought and even crossed your mind, however, we did put a goat in the school house on halloween, yea that was me.
Posted by: Knows Better Location: Sherman on Aug 21, 2008 at 03:57 PM
You know, I have done some crazy stuff in my life, but I had a couple of major rules: Don't mess with Churches or Cemeteries. Bad stuff will come to those who do...
Posted by: JMO on Aug 21, 2008 at 01:08 PM
Talk about low.
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Help spread holiday cheer to Texoma's seniors

Last Updated: 3:39 PM 12/01/08 - Home Instead Senior Care has partnered with The Area Agency on Aging, The Sherman Dialysis Center and local Home Health companies to collect names of Seniors in need this holiday season. These are Seniors who might not get a Christmas otherwise. (Full Story)
Toys for Tots campaign begins in Texoma

Last Updated: 5:31 PM 12/02/08 - It's that time of year again. See how your donation of a new, unwrapped toy can bring smiles to the faces of Texoma's children this holiday season. Click on Full Story for details. (Full Story)
Senior Beware

Last Updated: 2:30 PM 11/24/08 - Lindsey Pledger Bolin, the Ombudsman for the Area Agency on Aging of Texoma, works with the nursing homes and assisted living facilities in Grayson, Fannin, and Cooke County. She takes an active role as an advocate for the seniors’ rights and quality care and resolves residents’ complaints in their facilities. She spoke with Nicole Holt on First News at Noon. (Full Story)
Local church collecting gift-filled shoe boxes for kids for the holidays

Last Updated: 11:48 AM 11/18/08 - SHERMAN, TX ― The holidays are right around the corner and local churches are asking for donations so that children will receive gifts this holiday season. Hagerman Baptist Church is accepting donations of gift-filled shoe boxes. (Full Story)
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