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Canton Police Department Blotter

Correction In the police blotter that was published in last week’s print edition of the Canton Herald, the suspect in an assault case was erroneously reported as 77-year-old Alan Ray Franklin. The actual suspect in the case is a 77-year-old person with a different name.

County Library

Visitors to the Van Zandt County Library have had plenty to see and do over the long summer months, with activities for every age group.
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City enacts Stage 1 Drought Contingency Plan

The City of Canton joined the growing list of Van Zandt County entities to call for water conservation efforts to intensify, following similar announcements issued by the cities of Wills Point, Van and Edgewood in recent weeks.

Dog days of summer

The Van Zandt County Library played host to three canines, Clyde, Piper and Mercy Me, as well as handlers Carol King Woods and Regena Bell, for their weekly Therapy Dog Team Bringing Miles of Smiles event July 21.
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Financial advisor speaks to trustees

A representative from Live Oak Public Finance L.L.C. made a presentation to the Canton School Board about the possibility of becoming the new Canton ISD financial advisor during the board’s regular monthly meeting July 25.
Canton ISD Superintendent Dr. Brian Nichols, right, presented his monthly superintendent’s report July 25 during the regular monthly meeting of the Canton School Board. Listening to the report is Canton School Board President Kenneth Pruitt. Photo by David Barber

Correction

In the police blotter that was published in last week’s print edition of the Canton Herald, the suspect in an assault case was erroneously reported as 77-year-old Alan Ray Franklin. The actual suspect in the case is a 77-year-old person with a different name.

Tips for gardeners during a heat wave

Summer is always a challenging time for Texas ornamental and vegetable gardens, but a record heat wave and drought have made it especially difficult to keep plants from turning brown and crispy. So, how can we manage our gardens until rain and cooler temperatures bring relief?
Plants scorched by the summer sun in hanging baskets. Many plants need help to survive during an extended period of high temperatures and drought. Photo by Adam Russell

Church to celebrate 30th anniversary

Grace Bible Fellowship, located at 17897 FM 1255 in Canton, will celebrate its 30th anniversary July 31, with a special event and dedication ceremony. Organizers behind the effort noted, “We want nothing more than to have you there! We will have one service on that day starting at 10 a.m.

Young joins EXIT Realty in Canton

EXIT Realty Pro in Canton announced the addition of Dominick Young to its team of real estate professionals. “We’re excited to welcome Dominick to EXIT Realty,” says Mike Murdock, Broker/Owner of EXIT Realty Pro.
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