Drew Mowrer
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DAWG helping dog found injured on side of Denison road on path to recovery (opens the original)
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DENISON, Texas (KXII) - A dog left on the side of the road in very bad shape is now recovering, thanks to the help of the Denison Animal Welfare Group (DAWG.) Maggie is on the long road to recovery after her life was nearly cut short. Saturday evening, good samaritans spotted her caged and abandoned on the side of a road in Denison. “She had multiple puncture wounds all around her head and neck area,” stated DAWG President Stephanie Phillips. “It’s possible she was attacked by coyotes or another
Grayson College’s monthly mobile food pantry serves residents dealing with high costs (opens the original)
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DENISON, Texas (KXII) - A food bank in Denison is facing serious head winds these days. Across the country, there’s an ongoing affordability crisis, and families in Texoma are feeling it. “We’re struggling because prices, the rent went up, everything, gas, OH my gosh,” said Eldon McKay, one of the recipients of Grayson College’s mobile food drive. “Even my grocery bill from Kroger was over $500 recently, and I just have four people in my house, and so yeah, the prices are pretty surprising,” sai
How to make sure you’re registered to vote in Oklahoma and Texas ahead of November midterms (opens the original)
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(KXII) - Early voting for the November midterm elections is approaching fast, and if you want to vote, it’s important to register before the deadline. The first step is to check your status on VoteTexas.gov or the OK Voter Portal, but do not expect a quick online sign-up in Texas if you’re a first time vote. “In Texas, we do not have online registration for your first time voting, so if you haven’t registered to vote, you might need to plan that it’s going to take a couple of days,” said Alicia
Sherman Municipal Airport back open after runway overhaul (opens the original)
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SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - It’s wheel’s up at the Sherman Municipal Airport after a multi-million dollar runway overhaul. After months of quiet skies, the airport is cleared for takeoff once again. “Having the airport closed and the runway closed was a strain on the pilots, especially the pilots who keep their planes here full time, so to be able to have it reopened, we’re hearing a lot of good things from them,” said Sherman Communications Manager Nate Strauch. The airfield has anchored the city’s
Dove hunting season underway in Texoma, hot and dry weather leads to slow start (opens the original)
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GRAYSON COUNTY, Texas (KXII) - Dove hunting season began with a bang, sort of. “It’s going pretty good. A little slow, but it’s good,” said local hunter Jordan Henderson. Out at Grayson County’s F-M 902 Public Lands, more than 400 acres are packed with hunters, and game wardens to enforce the rules. Grayson County Warden Shane Bailey says hot, dry weather is making for a slow start, but hunters aren’t giving up. KXII 12 News joined him for a crash course on the laws for both sides of the Red Riv
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