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The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) and the Van Zandt County/Sarah Norman Library, located at 317 First Monday Lane in Canton, will be sponsoring a driver safety class from noon to 5 p.m. Thursday, Aug.

Back-to-School online safety tips for kids and parents

Summer is winding down, and as the new school year approaches, now is the perfect time to make online safety a priority. The Better Business Bureau (BBB) is here to help parents and educators create a secure and positive digital experience for children.

Consent Agenda approved

davidb@vanzandtnews.com The Consent Agenda received unanimous approval from the Van Zandt County Commissioners’ Court during its regular meeting July 30.
Erin Smalling was recognized for her 15 years of service in the Van Zandt County Maintenance Department by the VZC Commissioners’ Court during its regular meeting July 30. Presenting a ‘Certificate of Appreciation’ to Smalling was VZC Maintenance Supervisor Cris Burnett. Photos by David Barber

Community involvement of VZC Historical Commission highlighted

Debra Johnson, representing the Van Zandt County Historical Commission, was the guest speaker July 30 during the weekly Canton Lions Club Luncheon at Van Zandt Country Club. Johnson was introduced by those in attendance by Canton Lions Club and VZC Historical Commission Member Heather Haimes.
Photo by David Barber Canton Lions Club and Van Zandt County Historical Commission Member Heather Haimes introduced VZC Historical Commission Member Debra Johnson as the guest speaker July 30 during the Canton Lions Club Luncheon at Van Zandt Country Club.

Temporary Restraining Order extended to Aug. 29

According to Van Zandt County Criminal District Attorney Tonda Curry, the Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) against the developers of a lithium battery storage facility being built south of Canton has been extended through Friday, Aug. 29 by VZC District Judge Chris Martin of the 294th Judicial...

Summer Street Dance successful

The Canton community came together for a night of music and celebration at the annual Summer Street Dance, a free event presented by the Canton Main Street Program. The popular street dance took place on Saturday, Aug. 2, on Buffalo Street in downtown Canton.
The Annual Canton Street Dance was again a success, according to Canton Main Street Manager Grace Richardson. The event was held downtown Aug. 2 in front of Canton City Hall. The featured bands were Front Row Sinners and Finding Shade. More photos on Page 2A. Courtesy photo
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