UIL football: Van Alstyne defeats Lake Worth
Van Alstyne defeated Lake Worth in a UIL football matchup, KTEN reported.
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Van Alstyne defeated Lake Worth in a UIL football matchup, KTEN reported.
A filing lists sports courts, soccer fields, a dog park, a playground and a restroom for the Lone Tree development, and a second shows a 5,040-square-foot office building planned at 876 Texana St.
The city's year-end report shows all of its investments in a SouthState Bank money market account at 3.68%. Staff say the LOGIC and TexSTAR pools pay more; the council votes Tuesday.
Regular unleaded averages $3.7624 in the Sherman-Denison area, down from yesterday, down from last week and below the Texas average.
Regular unleaded averages $3.7752 in the Sherman-Denison area, down from yesterday, down from last week and below the Texas average.
The council acknowledges five new petitions Tuesday covering 157.8 acres. Since June 2024, owners have sought to pull 87 properties and about 3,410 acres out of the city's ETJ, the ordinance says.
Monthly reports in Tuesday's council packet also show 130 fire calls, most of them medical, and a $21,327 contract to keep the city's emergency generators running.
At Thursday's Coffee & Conversation, Van Alstyne ISD's Dr. David Brown said the district holds about $11 million to $12 million in reserves and has received donated land at the Churchill site for another elementary school.
Superintendent Dr. David Brown addressed district funding, attendance, and facility planning during an October 8 community event.
Van Alstyne Public Library moved from 30 to 38 open hours a week on Oct. 1, its director told the council. A $5,000 county deal that lets rural residents use it free is on Tuesday's agenda.
Council members tabled The Landing in August and September. Staff now recommends approving the 69-acre rezoning along with a development agreement that bars pawn shops, vape stores and payday lenders.
Grayson County commissioners vote Tuesday on a contract with Permitium for an online ordering system. Requesters, not the county, would pay the fees, the order form shows.
Van Alstyne High School biology teacher Renee Jacquez was named a Golden Apple award winner, receiving $750 for classroom needs and a feature in a KTEN television segment.
The state's Oct. 6 local sales tax payment to the city was $378,050, up from $281,858 a year earlier. Payments over the past 12 months are up about 6%.
A staff update prepared for the Community Development Corporation also says Big D Lumber still aims to open by March 2027; the boards' Oct. 8 meetings have since been canceled.
The Friends of the Van Alstyne Library sale starts with a $5 preview night and continues Friday and Saturday at the college’s South Campus.
University of Virginia sociologist Angel Parham gives Austin College's annual A.J. Carlson Lecture on the Liberal Arts at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7, in Sherman. It is free and open to the public.
Van Alstyne ISD's monthly Coffee & Conversation turns to taxes, state funding and the cost of growth; the district calendar lists the 9 a.m. session for Oct. 15 at Partin Elementary.
Regular unleaded averages $3.9089 in the Sherman-Denison area, down from yesterday, up from last week and above the Texas average.
The ban covering unincorporated Grayson County was lifted Oct. 2; residents outside city limits must still register burns and watch the wind.
A three-year Greater Texas Foundation grant will pay for new advising, closer dual credit ties, job-based learning and a regional data system built on Grayson College's Texoma Promise.