Michael Rogers

The Texoma Earth Day festival was cancelled earlier this year because of the pandemic, so organizers set up a drive-up community recycling event for Texomans to give back and go green.

Christmas light project honoring a Denison teacher killed six months ago.

It's the business in the front, party in the back look that defined a generation and for an 8-year-old Celeste boy it's getting him nationally recognized.

The Sherman police department held their annual entry level officer exam Saturday.

Voters across Texoma are breaking records for early voting.

A Van Alstyne police officer went out of his way to help a man abandoned at a gas station get home.

The new food truck park and bar Jake's Place is now open. A couple wanted to create a family friendly place for their son who has autism and it's already a hit.

The city of Denison held a day of events to celebrate President Dwight Eisenhower's 130th birthday.

The Wolfe City Council voted to take 'no action' in pursuing a case against the fired officer who killed an unarmed black man. Leaving his fate in the hands of prosecutors in his murder trial.

Political campaign signs reported stolen in Sherman.

As struggles with online learning continue two more Texoma school districts will be transitioning to in-person classes only starting on October 19th as COVID-19 cases drop.

With only one month until the election the Texoma Patriots held a tractor and truck parade for President Trump.

Through hard work and a partnership with Grayson County Habitat for Humanity a Denison woman's dream of owning a home came true.

Maxim Salon held it's grand opening at a new location in Sherman Saturday.

Sherman High School students took off on their first flight this morning with the new aviation program.

Several local fire departments practiced what to do when the fire fighters themselves are the ones needing to be rescued.

Joe Tuttle was among a group of officers sent out to the northeast part of Lamar County to search for men who had shot an officer that day. It wasn't until later that Tuttle found out it was David Roberts, his fellow officer and best friend, who had taken the bullet.

A Denison high school senior is out of sugery after after being bucked off a horse and suffering a traumatic brain injury Sunday.

The city of Sherman held its annual arts festival Saturday near the Sherman Municipal Ballroom on the Sherman municipal grounds and surrounding streets.

Governor Greg Abbott is allowing retail stores, restaurants, gyms and other businesses to increase their capacity starting Monday. But certain businesses, like bars, will have to keep their doors closed.

The Grayson-Collin Electric cooperative sent two crews of workers to the Texas gulf coast to help with relief efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Laura.

After four years of work and planning the city of Sherman held the Phase One grand opening of the Pecan Grove Athletic Complex.

Austin College is requiring students and employees to screen themselves for Coronavirus symptoms daily through the Austin College mobile app.

The founders of a non-profit group honoring fallen service members stopped in Tioga Wednesday with a hand-carved memorial honoring the first responders and victims of the attacks on 9/11.

After two years of work and renovation, the Fink Motel is almost open for business.

At the Celebration Senior Living home in Denison cars lined up on the street with a police escort to drive by and say ‘happy birthday’ to a special resident on her birthday.

A Plano real estate development company started construction of a new townhome community in Denison.

Warrants have been issued for the arrest of three PRO Gainesville activists who organized a march Sunday calling for the removal of a Confederate Monument at the Cooke County Courthouse.

Election officials, postal service officials say mail-in voting won't be a problem come November but some voters are still worried about the security, integrity of their vote.

There are 178 active cases of COVID-19 at a Fannin Co. jail, health official warns there's no true threat to the public

A Texoma quilting group is doing its part to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, sewing masks for anyone in need.

A Texoma man found a simple but creative way to show his support for law enforcement.

Denison I-S-D is reporting it's first case of COVID-19 of this school year just a week after they started back.

With a virtual Democratic convention underway and the virtual Republican National Convention next week Texoma delegates weigh in on the unusual process.

A Powderly family held a fundraiser Saturday night in memory of their loved one killed in a crash in June.

Sales have been steady at one Texoma gun store, but the pinch of a nationwide ammo shortage from the Coronavirus is becoming the new normal.

On 200 acres of land right by Lake Durant, there's a frisbee golf course that's almost ready for play for anyone from experienced players to beginners to enjoy.

Gainesville's Mayor held a public meeting at the city's Civic Center for all sides to weigh in on the debate over what to do with the Confederate monument in Leonard Park.

At the Saint Williams Catholic Church in Durant today volunteers from several organizations came together to give back to those in need. With a food drive for people and families struggling financially because of the Coronavirus.

Denison hold final Music on Main summer concert.

A former teacher of one of the Durant teens killed in a crash earlier this year made his dream come true.

Denison firefighters are training three new members of the department's swift water rescue team right here in Texoma.

Southeastern Oklahoma State University will welcome students back to campus in less than two weeks and will be offering a mix of both online and in-person classes for students.

A group of tribal members and organizers in Oklahoma held a protest Saturday outside Choctaw Casino in Durant in response to Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter’s recent proposed tribal agreement clarifying state and tribal jurisdiction.

After he was laid off from his job because of the Coronavirus, one Texoma man started selling homemade BBQ sandwiches from his car. With hard work, and luck he now works a popular food truck in Pottsboro living out a lifelong dream.

Local Texoma schools weigh in on Gov. Abbott waiving test grade promotion requirement of STAAR test for grades 5 and 8.

The Grayson County DA's office says they're still moving cases along but people in jail awaiting trial are going to have to wait for their day in court.

With a looming deadline for Congress to act and with stimulus payments set to expire at the end of the month tough financial situations for many Texans could be getting tougher.

The TX-DOT travel information center in Denison removed the Confederate flags that used to fly with the six flags over Texas, see how the community reacted to the move.

The Katy Trail is being built on an abandoned railroad line and the city of Denison said phase one of construction should be done by the end of September.