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The developer of the Hickory Hill neighborhood wants to change the zoning on remaining parcels from a restrictive 'park' designation to general commercial (C-1). Commissioners expressed concern about changing the rules after residents already bought homes, so they formed a subcommittee to negotiate a more specific plan.
Tired of circling the block downtown? Sherman's exploring new ideas to make parking less of a headache, so you can actually get to the shops and restaurants you want to visit.
Get ready for a trash day shake-up in Sherman! The city's adding a new truck to beef up waste management, meaning your pickup schedule might be changing soon. Stay tuned for the official word on your new trash day.
Heads up, Sherman residents! The City Council just updated rules for West Hill Cemetery. If you have family buried there, or plan to, you'll want to know what's changed.
Sherman's downtown is getting a much-needed makeover! A $150,000 contract has been approved to bring some fresh upgrades to the area, so get ready for a revitalized city center.
Sherman's getting a huge new park! The City Council approved a massive 200-acre Greenway project, promising more space for outdoor activities and nature.
Sherman's getting a cool new neighborhood where your driveway is basically a runway! Pilots can live right next to their planes in this new 'fly-in' community that's officially moving forward.
Sherman's City Council has updated development guidelines. If you're a builder or just interested in local growth, pay attention to these new rules.
A change order was approved for the Animal Services security fence and access control project, indicating ongoing improvements to city facilities.
Sherman's City Council just approved selling alcohol at Veteran's Field. This move could pave the way for minor league baseball and bring more entertainment to the city.
Sherman is jacking up water rates, but only for the big industrial players. The city claims it's to pay for much-needed infrastructure upgrades. So, will this mean higher bills for the rest of us?
Sherman's got a shiny new wastewater treatment plant, and it cost a pretty penny! This upgrade is a huge step for keeping our water clean and our city running smoothly.