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2 days ago |
kxii.com | Drew Mowrer
SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - Road trips are a summer staple, but it’s good to check how much gasoline will cost before you go. “June is really one of the most expensive months out of the year when it comes to fuel prices,” said AAA Spokesperson Daniel Armbruster. According to AAA, the average price of gas in Texas jumped from $2.711 per gallon on June 3rd, to almost $2.747 per gallon on June 4th. In Oklahoma, it’s over a penny more, averaging $2.764 per gallon.
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3 days ago |
kxii.com | Drew Mowrer
TEXOMA (KXII) - Schools are out and the weather is warming up; even though it’s a rush to get to that summer getaway spot, it can be easy to forget about the most important destination: home. “One of the things you definitely want to do is make sure that you lock your doors before you leave,” said Lt. Jeremy Cox, Grayson County Sheriff’s Office. “Check your windows, check your doors.” Besides the simple things, there are other ways you can protect your home while you’re gone.
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4 days ago |
kxii.com | Drew Mowrer
SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - For years, the City of Sherman has been looking for another grocery store – now, they’re taking a big step in that direction. “To really say that this is a reality, it’s a very, very exciting day for the city.” At Monday’s meeting, the Sherman City Council will discuss their plans to support development of a new grocery store.
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1 week ago |
kxii.com | Drew Mowrer
TEXOMA (KXII) - Right in the heart of graduation season, students are stepping off the stage and into the “real world,” but many are unsure of where to go. One resource for new grads is Texoma Workforce Solutions, helping jobseekers in Grayson, Fannin and Cooke counties. “We work with employers to find skilled workers,” said Janie Bates, Texoma Workforce Solutions Executive Director.
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1 week ago |
kxii.com | Drew Mowrer
SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - The Sherman City Council met last week to discuss how they’re going to tackle the city’s biggest problems through the budget, kicking off their annual talks for the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). “We talk about the big things, the high dollar items that the city is going to spend the money on in the next 12 months,” said Sherman Communications Manager Nate Strauch. Before, the city of Sherman had their sights on growth, but this year, the priorities are different.
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