However, not being under a burn ban does not relieve anyone from responsibilities for burning.
The Grayson County Fire Marshal’s website lists some rules for burning. Breaking those rules can leave one open to criminal charges and fines.
The rules include a requirement to contact the Grayson County Communications Center at 903-813-4411 on the day you plan to burn to register your address and to confirm it is an allowable burn day. The Grayson County Communications is open 24 hours a day seven days a week.
Read more. https://www.heralddemocrat.com/burn-ban-could-be-issued-soon/
01/13/2026
Local law enforcement have provided information to help parents learn more about the popular gift or means of transportation.
About 12 years ago, I read The Hunger Games trilogy. At the time, the four-part cinematic series had not been completed. I think I read the trilogy in between the release of the second and third films.
Unemployment rates for Grayson County remained relatively steady over most of 2025 with only slight movements throughout the year. The Texas Workforce Commission released its monthly jobs report for the month of November, which reflected only modest shifts from where it stood one year ago.
Read more. https://www.heralddemocrat.com/sherman-denison-see-steady-unemployment-rates-for-november/
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