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Money wins Primary Election

Body davidb@vanzandtnews.com After losing in a special called election Jan. 30, Brent Money of Greenville rebounded in the March 5 Primary Election to win the Republican Primary as he defeated Jill Dutton of Van in the three-county race for the Texas House District 2 seat.
Brent Money of Greenville captured the Republican Primary race for Texas House District 2 State Representative in the March 5 Primary Election as he spoke to supporters in Greenville. Money defeated Jill Dutton of Van after Dutton won the special called election Jan. 30. Dutton will serve until December 31, 2024. Money will face Democrat Kristen Washington in the November General Election. Courtesy photo

Major accident shuts down I-20

Body A major accident involving multiple vehicles caused major delays at Interstate 20 in between Terrell and Canton Sunday afternoon. Engine 5501 of the Elmo Fire Department was driving by as the accident occurred March 10 and immediately started assessing the scene.
A major accident caused hours of delays on eastbound and westbound Interstate 20 in between Terrell and Canton Sunday, March 10. Photo courtesy of Elmo Fire Department Facebook page

Not all white bass ‘up the creek’

Body One of my favorite ways to spend an early spring morning is tossing small Roadrunners or Beetle Spins into the slow-moving current of a stream feeding a lake with a healthy population of white bass. When conditions are just right, catching can be nonstop.
Not all white bass are spawning in creeks and rivers. Luke caught these out on the main lake with guide Brandon Sargent (Lead Slingers Guide Service) and Luke’s son, Drew. Photo by Luke Clayton

Republican Club meeting set for March 25

Body How many times after elections do we hear if only more Christians would have voted, the outcome would have been better. Our keynote speaker for the March 25 meeting of our Van Zandt County Republican Club will be Bunni Pounds with Christian Engaged.

State sales tax revenue totaled $3.7 Billion in Feb.

Body Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar recently said that state sales tax revenue totaled $3.69 billion in February, .05 percent more than in February 2023. The majority of February sales tax revenue is based on sales made in January and remitted to the agency in February.
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