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Sherman voters, get ready to hit the polls this Tuesday! A city council seat is up for grabs, and your vote will decide who represents you.
Police have blocked off Taylor Street near Highway 75 for a homicide investigation, so expect some major traffic headaches if you're driving near the Splash Aquatic Center this morning. It's best to steer clear of the area entirely to avoid getting stuck in the gridlock.
Get ready for better parks in Sherman! The city's rolling out phase two of park upgrades, meaning safer and more enjoyable spots for everyone.
Sherman's new 6 miles of mountain bike trails are a hit, bringing in riders from all over the DFW area. It's a big win for outdoor enthusiasts looking for some new trails to explore.
Sherman's Pecan Grove East Park is getting a major upgrade with a new all-inclusive playground! This means kids of all abilities will finally have a place to play together.
Water pressure issues in Sherman are officially over! Crews finished up valve repairs, so you can finally take that long shower again without any worries.
The city renewed its contract for body cameras and in-car video systems, enhancing law enforcement capabilities.
Sherman's new city services app is here to make your life easier! Need to report a pothole or find out about a city event? This app is your one-stop shop for all things Sherman, right on your phone.
Sherman's new City Hall is almost ready to open! Get a sneak peek at the impressive new building that's been under construction.
Sherman's City Hall is temporarily relocating! While the main building gets renovated, services will be available at a new spot. Plan ahead for your visits!
Good news for Sherman commuters! The new Taylor Street bridge over US 75 is now open. Get ready for less traffic and a quicker drive.
Great news, Sherman! The boil water advisory has been lifted, meaning your tap water is safe to drink again. No more worrying about whether your water is safe for cooking or brushing your teeth.
Texas Instruments is closing its Sherman plant, and that's a big deal for local jobs and the economy. Get ready for some economic shifts as the city figures out how to move forward.
Your current city council member is staying put! Sherman voters decided to re-elect the incumbent, meaning things will likely stay the same at City Hall for the next term.
Sherman's City Hall is getting a facelift! The renovations aim to make the building more accessible and user-friendly for all residents. Get ready for a smoother experience when you need to visit.
Sherman is considering a street name change for Monte Cristo Way and wants your input. This could affect mail delivery and local businesses, so make sure your opinion is counted!
A local hotel in Sherman is shutting its doors after failing health and safety inspections. This means travelers looking for a place to stay will need to find alternative accommodations in the area.
Heads up, Sherman! A new downtown trolley is about to hit the streets, making it way easier to zip around and see the sights. Get ready for a fun and convenient new ride!
Heads up, Sherman! A water main break is causing some disruptions. Expect potential water outages or low pressure while crews work to fix it.
Sherman is officially entering a new era as Mayor David Plyler steps down. This leadership change is a major turning point that will likely shift the city's priorities and future development plans.
Sherman's City Manager is retiring after a decade of service. Get ready for a new leader to take the helm and steer the city's direction.
Sherman renters, rejoice! There's a new official channel to lodge complaints about landlord issues, from leaky faucets to bigger problems. This means you can finally get those nagging repairs addressed.
Thinking of buying a pet in Sherman? Get ready for some new rules! The city council is voting on an ordinance that could change where and how animals are sold, potentially impacting local pet shops and breeders.
Sherman's city leadership is under fire again after a second discrimination complaint was filed against the municipality. This fresh scrutiny could mean more trouble and division for local government.
Sherman's considering a ban on smoking in local restaurants starting this summer. If it passes, you'll have to step outside if you want to light up while grabbing a bite.