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Army Corps Docks on Lake Texoma and the Permit Moratorium: What Happened and What's Current
Sep 28, 2026 6 min read
Army Corps Docks on Lake Texoma and the Permit Moratorium: What Happened and What's Current

Yes, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers really did stop issuing new private boat dock permits at Lake Texoma — twice. The most recent pause ran from March 5, 2020 to May 1, 2021, while the Corps' Tulsa District rewrote the lake's Shoreline Management Plan (SMP). That moratorium has been lifted, and as of the most recent confirmed information, the Lake Texoma Project Office has been accepting new do

What's Really Being Built in Texoma? Interactive Map of Every Data Center, Power Plant & Solar Farm
Sep 27, 2026 19 min read
What's Really Being Built in Texoma? Interactive Map of Every Data Center, Power Plant & Solar Farm

Quick answer: As of September 2026, Texoma has plenty of power plants, but very few big data centers. The major builds are a 570 MW gas plant in south Sherman, a 400 MW gas expansion at Hugo, and Google-backed solar near Durant. Real data centers are mostly in Plano and Allen. Most other data-center proposals have been withdrawn, paused or are still rumors. Scroll down for our interactive map of

The Army Corps Dock Permitting Process on Lake Texoma, Explained
Sep 27, 2026 7 min read
The Army Corps Dock Permitting Process on Lake Texoma, Explained

Getting a dock permit at Lake Texoma starts with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Tulsa District, not a city or county office, because most of the lake's shoreline sits on federal land held under flowage easements. To build or maintain a private boat dock, an owner must submit a Shoreline Use Permit application (USACE Form SWT 1133) to the Lake Texoma Project Office, along with engineer-c

Brand-New in Sherman: Every New Construction Neighborhood Worth a Look
Sep 27, 2026 6 min read
Brand-New in Sherman: Every New Construction Neighborhood Worth a Look

Sherman, TX is in the middle of one of the biggest homebuilding booms in the Lake Texoma region, with more than a dozen active new-construction neighborhoods underway from builders including D.R. Horton, Lennar, Century Communities, Highland Homes, LGI Homes, Meritage Homes, DRB Homes, and Chesmar. The surge traces back largely to one project: Texas Instruments' semiconductor campus on the north

Durant's New Construction Boom: Where Builders Are Breaking Ground Right Now
Sep 26, 2026 7 min read
Durant's New Construction Boom: Where Builders Are Breaking Ground Right Now

New construction in Durant, OK is picking up in real time: current MLS activity shows active subdivisions and infill lots with homes priced roughly in the high $200,000s to low $400,000s, a steady flow of custom-build listings from local builders, and undeveloped lots selling in several platted neighborhoods on the city's edges. If you're shopping for a brand-new home near Lake Texoma, Durant is

Highland Homes Communities & Current Incentives (Sherman, Denison & Van Alstyne, TX)
Sep 25, 2026 8 min read
Highland Homes Communities & Current Incentives (Sherman, Denison & Van Alstyne, TX)

Highland Homes is currently building new construction in five communities across our Grayson County, TX coverage area — Sherman, Denison, and Van Alstyne. This dossier rounds up every one of those communities in one place — pricing, lot sizes, amenities, schools — plus the builder's current mortgage-rate incentive, so you can compare all of Highland Homes' Texoma-area options at a glance before y

Coalgate, Oklahoma: A Small Town With a Big Coal-Mining Past
Sep 24, 2026 2 min read
Coalgate, Oklahoma: A Small Town With a Big Coal-Mining Past

Coalgate, Oklahoma is the county seat of Coal County, a small south-central Oklahoma community of around 1,700 people that was literally built around coal — the town's name comes from the steel gate that once separated incoming trains from the mines that put it on the map.The town started in 1889 as a coal camp called Liddle, named for a mine superintendent, before it was renamed Coalgate in 1890

McGee Creek State Park: Atoka County's Hidden Lake Getaway
Sep 23, 2026 2 min read
McGee Creek State Park: Atoka County's Hidden Lake Getaway

McGee Creek State Park sits on roughly 2,600 acres in Atoka County, Oklahoma, wrapped around the 3,800-acre McGee Creek Reservoir — and when you add the connected Wildlife Management Area, the whole protected footprint runs close to 20,000 acres, making it one of the larger, quieter outdoor destinations in the Texoma region.The park is in southern Atoka County, closest to the small town of Antler

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