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  • Air Tractor in Olney celebrated a major milestone last week after they hit 5,000 airplanes produced at the production facility in Olney.

    A legacy 5,000 aircraft strong

    By News Staff – Posted Tuesday, June 2, 2026 at 6:36 pm in News
  • The Graham City Council approved a first reading of an ordinance that could increase water and sewer rates during their meeting Thursday, May 14. The city council set a public hearing for the increases for Tuesday, June 9.

    Public hearing on water, sewer rate increases next week

    By News Staff – Posted Tuesday, June 2, 2026 at 6:26 pm in News
  • Members of the Graham City Council meet Thursday, May 14. Following an executive session, the council agreed to a $139,500 settlement agreement pursuant to a lawsuit with RKJ Adventures, LLC.

    City of Graham releases statement following RKJ Adventures settlement

    By News Staff – Posted Tuesday, June 2, 2026 at 6:26 pm in News
  • Graham ISD Chief Financial Officer Gary Browning speaks Aug. 27, 2025 with the GISD Board of Trustees regarding the upcoming fiscal year budget for the district. The board will meet Wednesday, June 3 to approve the budget and tax rate for the new fiscal year.

    GISD budget, tax rate on track for approval

    By News Staff – Posted Tuesday, June 2, 2026 at 6:11 pm in News
  • (THOMAS WALLNER | THE GRAHAM LEADER) Graham Savings and Loan announced that Legend Bancorp, Inc., the holding company for Legend Bank, will be acquiring the local bank and its $160 million in assets, with a closing date expected for fall and the merger for 2027.

    Legend Bank to acquire Graham Savings and Loan

    By News Staff – Posted Thursday, May 28, 2026 at 3:55 pm in News

News

Air Tractor in Olney celebrated a major milestone last week after they hit 5,000 airplanes produced at the production facility in Olney.

A legacy 5,000 aircraft strong

The Graham City Council approved a first reading of an ordinance that could increase water and sewer rates during their meeting Thursday, May 14. The city council set a public hearing for the increases for Tuesday, June 9.

Public hearing on water, sewer rate increases next week

Members of the Graham City Council meet Thursday, May 14. Following an executive session, the council agreed to a $139,500 settlement agreement pursuant to a lawsuit with RKJ Adventures, LLC.

City of Graham releases statement following RKJ Adventures settlement

Graham ISD Chief Financial Officer Gary Browning speaks Aug. 27, 2025 with the GISD Board of Trustees regarding the upcoming fiscal year budget for the district. The board will meet Wednesday, June 3 to approve the budget and tax rate for the new fiscal year.

GISD budget, tax rate on track for approval

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Sports

(LINSEY TAYLOR | CONTRIBUTED PHOTO) Former Graham Steer Ryder Taylor represented both Graham and Seminole State University during the Alpine Bank NJCAA Division I JUCO World Series held Saturday, May 23.

Taylor, Seminole State bounced from JUCO World Series

Although the Seminole State Trojans played a pair of high-scoring thrillers in Colorado this week, their trip to the Alpine Bank NJCAA Division I JUCO World Series ended early with back-to-back los
(ARCHIVE PHOTO | THE GRAHAM LEADER) Lady Blues younger soccer campers participating in a longest kick competition in July 2025. Soccer camps will be held July 21-23 and July 22-23 for different age groups.

Soccer, volleyball camps coming in July

As the Graham High School athletic camps kick off next week, The Graham Leader continues to highlight this summer’s opportunities for young athletes to hone their skills under the direction of GHS
(THOMAS WALLNER | THE GRAHAM LEADER) Walker Bennett runs in for a touchdown against Dallas Life Oak Cliff at the Mineral Wells State Qualifying Tournament for 7on7 held Friday, May 22. The Steers beat Dallas Life Oak Cliff, Godley, Krum and Stephenville to advance to the state tournament in June.

Steers 7on7 advance to state at Mineral Wells SQT

The Graham High School 7on7 football team will compete in the state tournament after advancing out of the Mineral Wells State Qualifying Tournament. 
(ARCHIVE PHOTO | THE GRAHAM LEADER) Participants in the Graham Steers basketball camp practice shooting and dribbling during the 2023 camp. The camp will return June 8-10 at Graham High School.

GHS camps training next generation of athletes

With summer break in full swing, the Graham High School athletic program is continuing with a full slate of summer camps to keep Graham’s young athletes active and improving their skills.
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Lifestyles

(THOMAS WALLNER | THE GRAHAM LEADER) Those in attendance at the Boland-Kemp 80th family reunion during a group photo taken Sunday, May 24 at Fort Belknap.

Boland-Kemp celebrate 80th family reunion

Food, faith, fun and family. That is what two families have celebrated for more than 80 years as they gather annually for their family reunion.
(RON EISELE | CONTRIBUTED PHOTO) At left, Cade Owen won the award for smallest fish caught at a fishing tournament with the Family Fun and Fishing event Saturday, April 25 at Firemen’s Park in Graham. At right, Coen Cretors won the award for largest fish caught at a fishing tournament with the Family Fun and Fishing event.

All Things Outdoors: Future fishermen gather at Fireman’s Park

It wasn’t your usual tournament of big shiny new bass boats. The entrants didn’t have jerseys festooned with sponsors, there wasn’t even a dock as a starting point.
(THOMAS WALLNER | THE GRAHAM LEADER) Graham Community Foundation members pose with North Central Texas College Graham Director Charise Bewley in one of the newly renovated classrooms at NCTC. Shown from left to right are Colby Kramer, Bewley, Neal Blanton and Kyle Peavy.

Graham Community Foundation donates for NCTC renovations

The Graham campus of North Central Texas College will have two new renovated classrooms for dual credit classes due to support from the Graham Community Foundation.
(DAN FERRIS | CONTRIBUTED PHOTO) Colonel Max H. Krupp served 28 years of military service to the United States through the U.S. Army and National Guard.

The Price of Freedom: What are Mustangs?

“Mustang” Means to go from the military enlisted ranks to the officer ranks programs. Different branches have different names for this program. 
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