Robert Sevasin needed a big pair or shoes — size 19 — for the walk to receive his diploma on Saturday.

903 Brewers has a family-friendly event planned for Saturday and another beer-themed get-together is on tap for downtown Sherman.

Marcanthony Gonzalez is graduating near the top of his class, runs his own business, and is a state champion powerlifter.

Members of the Art Club have been busy creating handmade bowls to raise funds for Denison Helping Hands.

Cash and cars were some of the prizes awarded to the Sherman ISD's top teachers, faculty members and volunteers.

By day, Cindy Bowling teaches math at Ada City Schools; in her spare time, she runs Dry Creek Hatters

The Friday night event features food, music and fun from 6 to 11 p.m.

Sulphur junior Bowdy Fires is a part of Sulphur's new after-school e-sports program, which has proved to be a valuable asset for student expression.

Calera's top cop made a decorative change to his police vehicle to spread awareness and acceptance for autism.

The Eternal Heart sculpture will be installed at the Choctaw Capitol Grounds in Tuskahoma.

Ayden Goodman beat tall odds in his successful quest to become a midshipman.

The Sherman chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association hosted their annual Young Eagles event Sunday, hoping to draw in aspiring pilots.

Children with special needs got a chance to go fishing and meet with first responders.

It's Ada's second major event since downtown renovations were completed.

Co-founder Billy Teague recalled that the first ceremony to honor veterans for their service was in January 2015.

For Khrystian Rice, it was a heart-stopping moment: Walking out of the Durant Walmart to find her car and her five-month-old Australian shepherd therapy dog gone.

JD Moore has been giving his time to AmeriCorps for 30 years now.

Anyone who attended a Denison school is welcome to Saturday afternoon's free event at Munson Stadium.

Blair and Malyn Dudley are hoping to earn the highest Girl Scouts honor with their community projects.

The Story of Art in America is focusing its lens on the lively Denison arts scene.

If you want to skip the supermarket for buying beef, the Choctaw Nation has you covered.

"In my lifetime, that was the first major thing that I can remember happening in the United States," said Criner Hills firefighter Chris Reding.

An Ada woman who runs her own private prom and bridal shop helps provide dresses at a discounted price to select girls.

Bluebonnets were adopted as the Texas state flower on March 7, 1901. Ever since, people have been stopping to admire them. 

Tom Wilson, 95, and Ken Carr, 89, are considered the godfathers of pickleball in Grayson County.