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Grayson County officials warn of flood risk after dry summer (opens the original)
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GRAYSON COUNTY, Texas (KXII) - A hot, dry summer has left cracks in the soil, creating conditions officials say could lead to increased flood risk as rain returns to the area. Grayson County is under a flood watch beginning Wednesday afternoon, according to Grayson County Office of Emergency Management Coordinator, Sarah Somers. “Our soils are clay. And so when we have a drought, they get very, very, very hard,” Somers said. Somers said the ground’s condition, combined with fast-moving rain, inc
Grayson County names North Texas Regional Airport manager (opens the original)
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GRAYSON COUNTY, Texas (KXII) - Grayson County commissioners have selected Kyle Holtz, an aviation professional and pilot currently employed in Concord, North Carolina, to serve as the North Texas Regional Airport’s manager. Holtz has about 15 years of experience in aviation management and as a pilot, according to Grayson County judge Bruce Dawsey. “He’s got about 15 years of experience in aviation as aviation management and pilot,” Dawsey said. The appointment comes after former Grayson County J
Sherman city council reviews learning pod protections (opens the original)
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SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - A home on South Travis Street in Sherman is the site of what owner Felicia Smith calls a “learning pod,” operating through Rise Academy three days a week for hands-on learning. “A learning pod is going to be for children who are outside the realm of private school or public school. These are students who are typically homeschooled and whose parents work or don’t have the education,” Smith said. Smith said learning pods are for children who are typically homeschooled and m
Air Force veteran, former Denison coach named September’s Texoma Heroes (opens the original)
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SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - Two local volunteers were honored Friday for putting community first. Air Force veteran and Walker House volunteer Susan “Renae” Currier spent 22 years in uniform, including 15 years overseas. She brought that same commitment to service home to Texoma. Currier served in the Air Force from September 1987 to September 2009, retiring as a senior master sergeant. Her deployments as a personnel superintendent took her to Bogota, Colombia, and Turkey. She has received several m
Gov. Greg Abbott discusses property taxes, data centers during Sherman visit (opens the original)
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SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - Texas Gov. Greg Abbott visited MG’s in Sherman Thursday to discuss two key priorities ahead of the November election: data centers and affordability. Sherman Mayor Shawn Teamann said residents have raised concerns about several issues. “It’s cost of living, it’s gas, it’s insurance, it’s housing, it’s taxation, it’s efficiency,” Teamann said. Abbott said he wants to give residents the power to decide whether a data center can come to their community. “Those local resident
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