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KID FISH DAY

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The City of Canton along with the Texas Parks and Wildlife held Kid Fish Day on May 14. Children and their families had the opportunity to fish for catfish from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Two-Acre Pond. Free hotdogs were offered, and the day was packed with families trying their hand to catch one of the catfish stocked within the pond. The Canton Fire and Police Departments were also on hand to help those who attended. More photos on 2A.Photo by Britne Hammons
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Kid Fish Day set for May 14

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Canton’s Kid Fish Day will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 14, on Two Acre Lake, located on Arnold Paul Road by the Canton Animal Shelter. Attendees are asked to bring their own tackle and gear this year, fishermen will be fishing for catfish. Hot dogs will be provided for those who attend. Fishing licenses are not needed for the event, as long as an adult has a child that they are helping fish.

Canton Bridge Club Results

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April 29: First, Bonnie Magee and JoAnn Parten; Second, Jean Roach and Suzanne Birdwell and third, Patsy Gordon and Barbara Bradford. May 3: First, Charles and Susan Ford; Second, Selma Dawson and Rosemary Mize and third, Jean Roach and Patsy Gordon.

Ruth Oleta Edwards

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A Celebration of Life service for Ruth “Oleta” Edwards, 94, was held, May 9, 2022, at Eubank Funeral Home with Bro. Steve Glosup officiating.
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Help 4 Heroes USA donates van

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Sheryl Braxton, a veteran’s widow, middle, who is raising her grandkids ages 2, 4 and 5 received a van with the help of Help 4 Heroes USA organization. Presenting the van to Braxton are left, Ron Gowin and far right, Sarah Clayton of State Farm. Courtesy photo
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CORRECTION

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The Canton Tx Chamber of Commerce presented Business of the Year to Promise Realty, Tanya Watkins. The Herald had a typo in the April 28 edition of the paper under Ms.
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Graves arrested for terroristic threat to courthouse

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On Sunday, May 1, a post on Facebook of an individual making threats of violence with a firearm caught the attention of Van Zandt County courthouse staff who in turn notified the Canton Police Department and the Van Zandt County Sheriff’s Office.
A Facebook post that police say was made by David Anthony-Damate Graves threatened a “rain of lead” would rain down on the VZC Courthouse. Courtesy photos
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