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In this week's Crafty Creations, Brenda brought in everything but the kitchen sink... literally. We're looking for fun ways to decorate the kitchen and not break the bank. Here are few ideas.More >> In this week's Crafty Creations, Brenda brought in everything but the kitchen sink... literally. We're looking for fun ways to decorate the kitchen and not break the bank. Here are few ideas.More >> SHERMAN, TX---- The medical transport provider CareFlite could be establishing a new base in Sherman in the near future. While an official decision has not been made on whether or not the company willMore >> SHERMAN, TX---- The medical transport provider CareFlite could be establishing a new base in Sherman in the near future.More >> ARDMORE, OK-- Dental work can be expensive, but one local man is getting a complete smile make-over thanks to a local dentist. It's an effort all part of the dentist's grand opening celebration. They releasedMore >> ARDMORE, OK-- Dental work can be expensive, but one local man is getting a complete smile make-over thanks to a local dentist. It's an effort all part of the dentist's grand opening celebration. They releasedMore >> DURANT, OK-- Authorities said five Southeastern Oklahoma students have filed a lawsuit against the university after they were suspended for an April fools prank. The football players were suspended lastMore >> DURANT, OK-- Authorities said five Southeastern Oklahoma students have filed a lawsuit against the university after they were suspended for an April fools prank. The football players were suspended lastMore >> ARDMORE -- Ardmore police chief Keith Mann and deputy chief Eric Hamblin have been relieved of their duties pending an investigation. Officers in the department tell us they received an e-mail informingMore >> ARDMORE -- Ardmore police chief Keith Mann and deputy chief Eric Hamblin have been relieved of their duties pending an investigation. Officers in the department tell us they received an e-mail informingMore >> SADLER, TX -- Gene Deckard is a farmer and, technically, an elected official although he doesn't consider himself much of a politician. "To me all farmers are good," he said. "But not all politicians areMore >> SADLER, TX -- Gene Deckard is a farmer and, technically, an elected official although he doesn't consider himself much of a politician. "To me all farmers are good," he said. "But not all politicians areMore >> BRYAN COUNTY, OK --More >> BRYAN COUNTY, OK --The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has identified the man who drowned Monday afternoon in the Red River near the base of the Denison Dam.More >> LAKE TEXOMA -- Bruce Hysmith and his team from the Texas Park and Wildlife Department have been studying the dead fish in Lake Texoma since last week. "Its hard for us to really pinpoint a cause becauseMore >> LAKE TEXOMA -- Bruce Hysmith and his team from the Texas Park and Wildlife Department have been studying the dead fish in Lake Texoma since last week.More >> TEXOMA---- Several new grocery stores could be coming to Texoma offering new food options and new jobs. The German-based Aldi will be opening their second Texoma location in Sherman in July.Today, AldiMore >> TEXOMA---- Several new grocery stores could be coming to Texoma offering new food options and new jobs. The German-based Aldi will be opening their second Texoma location in Sherman in July.More >> MADILL, OK-- Investigators said two men that were in town working the Sand Bass festival in Madill are now in custody on drug trafficking charges. The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics said 59-year-old LuciousMore >> MADILL, OK-- Investigators said two men that were in town working the Sand Bass festival in Madill are now in custody on drug trafficking charges. The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics said 59-year-old LuciousMore >>
SHERMAN, TX -- An agency that helps the mentally challenged showed how one man's trash truly can be a treasure, during a fundraiser that collected old items.
Texoma Community Center volunteers held a Recycling fundraiser in the parking lot at the building on West McLain Street. They collected old computer monitors, vacuum cleaners, and other trash items, which are given to a company called Bubb Fundraising, which reimburses the center that helps the mentally ill.
"We've actually done seven of them in the five years and it's just good for the community and then we make money from it, so it's good for us," says center employee Paula Cawthon.
The agency, formerly known as MHMR, hoped to raise $5,000 thanks to a "matching" donation from Modern Woodmen of America, Cawthon said. A similar event will be held April 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on South Mirick in Denison.
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