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It was a serene and sunny morning Thursday, Dec. 30, at Canton’s Two-Acre Lake. Fishermen and their families sat up by the shore to take in the morning’s catch before a cold front moved into the area the following Saturday. Texas Parks & Wildlife dumped 1,000 trout into the lake, which attracted a fair number of people looking to bring in a few fish.
Read moreThe Van Zandt County Republican Club recently announced that they will be hosting a Candidate Debate Tuesday, Jan. 25, at the Civic Center in Canton.
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The end of the year is a turning point for us all, a time to curve the corner and face a new future and path that is laid out before us. Take time to reflect on the past year, the highs, the lows and everything in between. It’s a time to pause and reflect on the past year, over the triumphs and tragedies and the hurdles and challenges that got us to where we are today. In order to learn from our past, we must be able to appreciate the lessons that come with it and realize that yesterday’s choices are today’s reality. Take a look back at 2021 and see what we all have shared together, either in good times or bad. Know that a brand-new year awaits us, and with it an unpaved road of possibility.
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A redistricting order received unanimous approval from the Van Zandt County Commissioners Court Dec. 22 during its regular meeting.
Read moreThe Van Zandt County Sheriff’s Office released a notice to the public. The notice states:
Read moreThe Texas Department of Public Safety has released information regarding a two-vehicle crash that took the life of a Van Zandt County teen.
Read moreThe fight over a federal COVID-19 mandate for companies with more than 100 employees is likely headed to the U.S. Supreme Court after the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overruled a lower-court decision that had paused the mandate nationwide.
Read moreMost of Van Zandt County offices up for reelection are unopposed as the March 1, 2022, Texas Primary Election draws near.
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