As of 3:30 p.m. Thursday, the Red River at I-35 north of Gainesville had risen to 23.16 feet, according to the National Weather Service. A flood warning is in effect from Friday, Oct. 12 until Sunday, Oct.14 or until the warning is canceled, according to the NWS. The river is predicted to c…
A two-vehicle collision Wednesday evening on East U.S. Highway 82 sent five people to area hospitals, according to Cooke County Emergency Medical Services Chief Kevin Grant.
More than $1.2 million in donations helped build the new Muenster Volunteer Fire Department fire house.
Farm Bureau offers teaching grants
Police are on the lookout for a 17-year-old who escaped from Gainesville State School overnight.
Live coverage of election results. This page will be updated throughout the night.
Results are in and voters rejected a proposed $8 million bond for the Sivells Bend Independent School District.
Gainesville High School student Asael Lagos was full of excitement Thursday as he greeted recipients of the highest and most prestigious military decoration upon their arrival to GHS.
Members of Gainesville Fire-Rescue are more than just firemen to students at Gainesville Independent School District, they are mentors.
The Lindsay Independent School District Board of Trustees has officially hired Trevor Rogers as the district’s new superintendent.
Fifty area professionals took time from their day Friday to talk to students during a job fair at Callisburg High School.
Remembering the lives of women lost to domestic violence is the theme of a candlelight vigil planned for 7:30 p.m. Sunday, October 30 at the Steven K. Fleming Public Safety building in Gainesville.
A popular fixture recently returned to the Frank Buck Zoo.
A Cooke County grand jury issued an indictment Wednesday against District Clerk Susan Hughes.
Texoma Medical Center and the TMC Volunteers will celebrate the 100th birthday of longtime volunteer Vera Kennedy.
Staff members and residents at Pecan Tree Rehab and Healthcare showed their support for cancer victims Friday with a walk around the assisted living center.
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Noah’s Ark animal shelter in Gainesville has a need for them.
Each year Enderby Gas Inc. donates a percentage of its sales to a breast cancer research organization, Enderby representative Betty Jarrell said.
North Central Texas College will present “How To Survive A Zombie Apocalypse” in the Outside Box Theater at the First State Bank Center for the Performing Arts on the Gainesville campus at 7:30 p.m. October 28, 29, and 30. A special midnight performance is set for Saturday, October 29.
The Sam Rayburn House State Historic Site has planned a day of activities Saturday, October 29.
Monday — the first day of early voting for the November 8 General Election — was a record-setter for Cooke County.
Three Cooke County high school seniors were honored for their excellence at October’s Soroptimist Club of Gainesville meeting.
The time to find out about hospice care is before there’s a need for it, said Becky LaSalle, Home Hospice of Cooke County Communications and Development Coordinator.
Mary McKinney’s house at 1504 Nila Drive in Gainesville is popular this time of year.
A group of World War II U.S. Army veterans met Saturday at the Texas Travel Information Center in Gainesville.
Gainesville Daily Register challenged longtime residents to send in their memories of Cooke County.
Organizers are preparing for the 11th annual Red River Regional Select Beef Replacement Sale at 1 p.m. today.
North Texas Medical Center is one step closer to new management, NTMC spokeswoman Kristi Rigsby said in a news release Friday.
Searching for something to do to get in the Halloween spirit? Look no further. Gainesville High School drama students are preparing for their first ever horror production.
Call it the price of progress.
Marvella Rossen had to cancel her annual Halloween yard display at 1420 East Broadway this year due to a city construction project which runs from Broadway to Fair Avenue. Rossen said visiting her home on Halloween has been a tradition for some residents for more than three decades.
United Way volunteers collected donations from area businesses Thursday during a blitz event in Gainesville.
Cooke County residents have one week remaining to apply for a ballot by mail for the upcoming general election.
Thirty area high school students toured local manufacturing plants Friday during the second annual Manufacturing Day.
Home Hospice of Cooke County will host its third annual “Deck The Halls Christmas Rummage Sale” from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, December 3 at Gainesville Civic Center.
All through October, Gainesville Fire-Rescue promotes breast cancer awareness.
An investigation into an early morning robbery is underway, according to the Gainesville Police Department.
Gateway Industrial Park is ready for tenants, said Gainesville Economic Development Corporation Executive Director Arleene Loyd.
A unusual thing happened during auditions for Butterfield Stage Theater’s production “G.I. Holiday Jukebox.”
No women auditioned.
Gainesville Municipal Airport reached 88 degrees Tuesday afternoon, but that’s soon about to change.
Adopting a pet can be like finding someone to love, Noah’s Ark shelter director Kirsten Cox said.
As of Tuesday afternoon, Cooke County had 25,101 registered voters with more applications expected to arrive in the coming days, according to Assistant Voter Registrar Angie Sloop.
The Rebecca Crockett Chapter DAR of Gainesville had speaker Dr. Jim Johnson, retired University of North Texas art professor present his program on John Trumbull’s Art of the Revolutionary War at a recent meeting.
Flags were at half staff this weekend at Gainesville’s Medal of Honor park for MOH recipient Richard Pittman, 71.
Cooke County commissioners court held a workshop Monday with representatives from engineering firm Freese and Nichols, Inc. and the Texas Department of Transportation to discuss long term transportation needs in Cooke County.
Three teenagers who police believe attacked a 31-year-old woman with BB guns while wearing masks last week remain in custody.
Two men were jailed Sunday morning for allegedly robbing a donut shop in Gainesville.
A Saint Mary's Catholic School student was recently cited for her kindness and dedication to God.
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