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CES Student Council for May

1 month ago By News Staff

Members of the Canton Elementary School Student Council for the month of May were front row, left to right, Jamison Thompson, Dominic Baillargeon, Jeremiah Parra, and Jeremiah Wilt; and back row, Ezekiel Alejos, Jackie Davis, Rynleigh Rogers, Melina Quijano, and Layla Carter.

CES Student Council for May

Canton Lions Club announces scholarship recipients

1 month ago By Terrie Harrison
The Canton Lions Club hosted a celebration luncheon for their 2026 Canton High School Scholarship Recipients May 6 at the Van Zandt Country Club. What a pleasure meeting these young people who are completing their CHS years and have wonderful goals for furthering their education and aspirations for life paths.
The Canton Lions Club recognized their Canton High School Scholarship Recipients during a celebration luncheon May 6 at the Van Zandt Country Club in Canton. Standing with Canton Lions Club Vice-President Doug Harrison, far left, were CHS scholarship recipients, front row, left to right, Andres Sebastian Galan, Dylann Christina Marie Hillhouse, Clara Jeanette Boggan, and Mallory Alexander; and back row, Gabriel Battisto, Mauricio Lopez, Ella McMillan, and Andra Lynn Kinsey. Photo by Terrie Harrison

The .410 shotgun: No longer a pea shooter

2 months ago By Luke Clayton
The modern-day eastern turkey restocking program that began back in 1979 has been successful in some areas and somewhat of a bust in others. In earlier days, pen raised domestic birds were introduced in the wild without success.
More hunters are using the little .410 shotgun to go after their spring gobbler. Loaded with #9 tungsten shot, the 410 is becoming a popular turkey gun. Bill Carey with Striper Express on Lake Texoma is shown with his double barrel Stevens Springfield .410. Photo by Luke Clayton

CHS LEO Club shares community involvement in their work

2 months ago By David Barber
Officers representing the 2025-26 Canton High School LEO Club served as the guest speakers April 22 during the weekly Canton Lions Club Luncheon at the Van Zandt Country Club. Led by CHS Family and Consumer Science Teacher and Faculty Advisor Kim Burch, the club officers introduced themselves individually to those in attendance before discussing the work of the organization.
Following their program presentation April 22 at the weekly Canton Lions Club Luncheon at the Van Zandt Country Club, the Canton High School LEO (Leadership, Experience, and Opportunity) Club Officers and their CHS Faculty Advisor Kim Burch were presented with a ‘Certificate of Appreciation’ by Canton Lions Club President Sandy Sims and Canton Lions Club Secretary Terrie Harrison. Photo by David Barber

Texas Bank and Trust announces officer promotions

2 months ago By News Staff
Texas Bank and Trust announced multiple officer promotions at its employee awards dinner held in Longview on March 17. Among those recognized were Lance Tate who was promoted to assistant vice president and commercial lender and Blake Waymire, promoted to banking officer, lending.
Blake Waymire

Briefs

2 months ago By News Staff
Submitted by Karen Alfano, Van Zandt County Genealogical Society Publicist Do you have Native Americans in your family tree? Join the Van Zandt County Genealogical Society from 2-4 p.m. Saturday, April 25 at the VZC/ Sarah Norman Library located at 317 First Monday Lane (FM 859) in Canton to find out how to locate them.
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