
Herald Democrat · Sherman, TX
Saturday morning, Bros House of Fades in Sherman celebrated its 10 year anniversary with a car show and block party. The downtown Sherman business is known for community initiatives and outreach including its back-to-school giveaway and upcoming Christmas giveaway. Photos by Michael Hutchins / Herald Democrat
The Atoka County Times · Cartwright, OK
Nearby: Cartwright, OKA Cartwright resident was injured Thursday afternoon after an all-terrain vehicle rolled over along Central Road, according to a preliminary report from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. The collision occurred around 1:48 p.m. Nov. 5 at the intersection of Central Road and Sixth Street in Cartwright. State troopers reported that Jeremy A. Craig, 26, of Cartwright, was driving an ATV southbound on Central Road at a high rate of speed when the vehicle departed the roadway to the right. Upon re-entering the road, the vehicle overcorrected and overturned approximately one time, ejecting Craig. Craig sustained injuries in the crash. Troopers noted he was not wearing a helmet at the time of the collision, and no passengers were present on the vehicle. The collision was investigated by OHP Trooper Bobby Davis.

The Henderson News · Gunter, TX
Nearby: Gunter, TXAs Veterans Day approaches, our nation rightly pauses to honor the men and women who have worn the uniform of the United States Armed Forces. We express our tremendous gratitude for their sacrifices, applaud their service, and reflect on the true cost of freedom. Having served on active duty in the U.S. Army, I deeply appreciate those tributes. But as a veteran who now leads a public school district, Veterans Day always turns my attention toward a group of heroes who rarely receive a medal or stand in a parade: the military-connected children sitting in our Texas classrooms. I know firsthand the cost these children pay. I remember what it felt like to zip up a duffel bag and look into my children’s eyes, knowing that for the next nine to twelve months, a grainy screen or a brief phone call would be our communication to bridge the thousands of miles between us.

Herald Democrat · Whitesboro, TX
Nearby: Whitesboro, TXAt this month’s meeting, the GFWC History Club of Whitesboro will be celebrating our county’s Veterans with a potluck dinner. In addition, the club will present a white magnolia tree to the city of Whitesboro to honor the United States’ 250th birthday. Festivities are open to anyone and will be held at Wesley Hall of First United Methodist Church on November 16 at 6:15 pm .

Big Bear Grizzly · McKinney, TX
Nearby: McKinney, TX"Sparkle & Shine Auto Spa, window tinting in McKinney, TX, a white Rolls Royce Cullinan at the shop's event booth beside its car care products."Paint protection film adds a separate layer for paint, while window tint covers sun, heat and glare inside the car.McKinney, Texas - November 11, 2026 - Sparkle & Shine Auto Spa offers window tinting in McKinney for drivers who want to know the Texas tint limits before choosing a shade. The shop's tint page lists a Front Two Package, a Whole Car Tint Package and a Visor Tinting Add-On, and the state sets separate limits for the windows beside the driver and for the windshield.Texas Transportation Code Section 547.613 says a window to the left or right of the driver that carries a sunscreening device must, together with the glass, let in at least 25 percent of light and reflect no more than 25 percent. A lower percentage means a darker film.

Mineral Wells Index · Princeton, TX
Nearby: Princeton, TXPrinceton visits the Rhode Island Rams after Christopher Kirkpatrick scored 23 points in Princeton's 69-59 victory against the Stony Brook Seawolves. The teams square off Sunday for the first time this season.

The Exponent · Frisco, TX
Nearby: Frisco, TXTo Bobcat football fans, Jared White is an outstanding running back who wears jersey No. 3. But this season, White has been sharing another side of himself with the world. From game days to weekday resets, White shows his growing audience on Instagram a glimpse of what it’s like to be a Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) player competing in the Big Sky Conference. “I wanted to start last year because I saw a couple of college athletes doing it,” he said. However, White held off making videos until his girlfriend encouraged him to do so this season. “The mindset was if I could go back to high school, what would I want to see personally? And that’s really how I make my videos,” he said. Even in the midst of football season, White finds time to post vlogs consistently. “Just staying one step ahead. Just thinking of an idea before I actually have to make it. So I post videos pretty much the day after I record them, edit them that night.

Fun News Daily · Denton, TX
Nearby: Denton, TXYes — Launch Family Entertainment is now open in Denton. According to Cross Timbers Gazette, the company opened a 30,000-square-foot center on Friday inside Golden Triangle Mall at 2201 S. Interstate 35, its fourth Texas location alongside Arlington, Lewisville and West Houston. The interesting part is not the opening itself. It is what the opening tells you about where the indoor family entertainment business is heading — toward bigger footprints, food and drink built in, and malls hungry for tenants who pull crowds on a Saturday. And Denton is about to become a test case, because Urban Air Adventure Park is also prepping a Denton location, per the same report. Here is the expert read on what changed, why the details matter, and what families should watch for before the grand opening on Saturday, Dec. 5 — including a free-jump offer with a ladder worth understanding.

The Nevada Independent · Nevada, TX
Nearby: Nevada, TXElectric vehicle purchases are on the rise in Nevada, but the vast majority of Silver State drivers — 92 percent — still rely on gas-powered vehicles. Those vehicles consumed 1.2 billion gallons of gasoline last year. When combined with jet fuel and diesel, the amount of fuel used in the state last year jumped to 2.5 billion gallons. All that fuel was delivered to the state via just three pipelines — two from California and one from Utah. If one of those lines goes down, or if a refinery that feeds the pipelines closes — scenarios that have both played out over the last few years — Nevada has no alternatives for procuring fuel. At any given time, it only has one week's worth of fuel in storage. Because fuel is used for everything from trucking to emergency response, "a fuel disruption can quickly become a public safety issue, not just an inconvenience at the pump," according to the Office of Emergency Management/Homeland Security. Last year, Gov.

The Nevada Independent · Nevada, TX
Nearby: Nevada, TXIt's Election Day in Nevada. Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m., but people can still vote if they are in line by that time. Find out where to vote here. Throughout the day, Nevada Independent reporters will be on the ground talking to voters, tracking the dynamics that will shape the results and keeping an eye out for noteworthy developments. Nevada has robust early and mail voting, meaning that most of the vote is already in. In 2022, the most recent midterm election, 21 percent of the electorate voted on Election Day. This year, that share could be more than enough to swing the state's most competitive races. Read on to learn more about the races Indy reporters are following most closely. And be sure to check out The Indy's voter guide for information on the races, candidates and voting process. This page will be updated throughout the day. Refresh our site at 7 p.m. for our election night live blog, where we'll be delivering news about the results.

The Henderson News · Wylie, TX
Nearby: Wylie, TXNext week, Henderson ISD will conduct a full-scale reunification exercise involving students and staff from Wylie Primary and Wylie Elementary schools, along with district personnel and local emergency responders. There is no emergency associated with this exercise. We are practicing so that if the day ever comes when we need these procedures, our people and our partners are ready. Reunification is the process we would use to safely bring students and their families back together if an emergency required us to evacuate a school and move students to another location. Texas schools are required to plan and practice for emergencies, including evacuation, and to include reunification as part of their emergency operations plans. This exercise helps us meet those responsibilities while giving our staff and community partners an opportunity to practice the entire process together.