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Chris Jennings > CHRIS JENNINGS / HERALD DEMOCRAT L-R, Terri and Tim Malek walk along the shore line of Lake Texoma Monday afternoon. The couple used a Monday off to do a little training for adventure racing.
Chris Jennings > CHRIS JENNINGS / HERALD DEMOCRAT Signs and barricades direct traffic through the construction on Loy Lake Road in Sherman. Loy Lake Road has been changed to southbound only between U.S. Highway 82 and Taylor Street during this portion of the construction project. Shutting down a lane and making a street one way is news people need to know, and I brought to you in a visually appealing way.
Chris Jennings > CHRIS JENNINGS / HERALD DEMOCRAT Ladonia city council members, Upper Trinity Board of Directors, and members of the media stand under the Hwy 34 bridge in the Sulphur River during a tour given by the Upper Trinity water district Tuesday afternoon.
Chris Jennings > CHRIS JENNINGS / HERALD DEMOCRAT Dr. Alan Skinner demonstrates how he searches through different levels of the river bank to find artifacts that may indicate a significant find requiring more study. between his hands on the opposite river bank can be seen steps his team has cut into the river bank to study at the different levels. Skinner said he believed he had about 10,000 years exposed in those steps.
Chris Jennings > CHRIS JENNINGS / HERALD DEMOCRAT Ed Motley a consulting engineer with Chiang, Putai , and yerby points out the area belonging to Jerry Lane. Lane is a landowner that in in favor of building Lake Ralph Hall even though he stands to lose an estimated 200 acres as it would go under water.
Chris Jennings > CHRIS JENNINGS / HERALD DEMOCRAT Ladonia City Council members, Upper Trinity board members, and members of the media listen to Jason Voight (cowboy hat) talk about what he is doing to study and catalog the enviroment in the area that would be just under the dam if the proposed lake Ralph Hall were built.
Chris Jennings > CHRIS JENNINGS / HERALD DEMOCRAT A bird sits on a bouy at Randall lake in Denison apparently unaware of the frigid water underneath it.
CHRIS JENNINGS / HERALD DEMOCRAT
L-R, Terri and Tim Malek walk along the shore line of Lake Texoma Monday afternoon. The couple used a Monday off to do a little training for adventure racing.
Chris Jennings > CHRIS JENNINGS / HERALD DEMOCRAT L-R, Terri and Tim Malek walk along the shore line of Lake Texoma Monday afternoon. The couple used a Monday off to do a little training for adventure racing.
CHRIS JENNINGS / HERALD DEMOCRAT
L-R, Terri and Tim Malek walk along the shore line of Lake Texoma Monday afternoon. The couple used a Monday off to do a little training for adventure racing.
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