Signs of a rapidly evolving landscape aren’t hard to miss in Sherman. Here is what's ahead for this Dallas-Fort Worth boomtown.

GlobiTech is currently constructing the first phase of its $5 billion silicon wafer manufacturing plant in Sherman, expected to bring 1,500 jobs at full buildout.

As geopolitical tension drives chip manufacturing to the U.S., Texas has emerged as the place to do business, thanks to a combination of low taxes and new subsidies.

Texas is positioned to capture a big piece of the $11-billion National Semiconductor Technology Center.

The French-inspired mansion at 233 Woodland Hills Drive reflects broader changes in Sherman.

Additional growth on the horizon in Sherman.

Centurion American Development is planning thousands of homes and apartments on nearly 1,500 acres just off U.S. 75 in Grayson County.

One of North Texas’ top land developers is buying almost 1,500 acres in the Sherman area for a mixed-use project.

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The Grayson County community is competing with other Finisar-owned sites in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and the United Kingdom.

Sherman’s population could double in the next five to 10 years, city officials say, and its development plan calls for 8,000 new homes.

Development may be softening in some DFW suburbs, but the U.S. 75 corridor north of McKinney is taking off.