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Job fair scheduled for Friday in Kaufman

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Kaufman County Economic Development Corporations are hosting a job fair on Friday, May 6 from 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. at 607 E. Fair St. in Kaufman. Economic Development Corporations from Terrell, Kaufman, Forney, Kemp, Mabank and Crandall, working alongside Workforce Solutions of North Central Texas, have put together an amazing opportunity for employers in Kaufman County to be matched with individuals looking for that perfect job close to home.

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Van to celebrate Cinco de Mayo Saturday, May 14 The Van Area Chamber of Commerce will be sponsoring a Cinco de Mayo celebration from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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A real treasure

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One lucky man in Edgewood has won a $250,000 Texas Lottery scratch off ticket prize, thanks in part to Newman’s Convenience Store cashier Mary Erwin. Newman’s, off Highway 80 in Edgewood, is a popular spot for passersby, with a steady stream of customers coming in and out, chirping hellos and goodbyes to the store’s most treasured cashier.
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Senior Walk

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Friday, April 27, Canton High School seniors took their final walk through the campuses of Canton ISD, high fiving the students who will follow in their footsteps on the way to graduation. The graduates donned their caps and gowns and went through the hallways while inspiring younger students. Courtesy photos

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.
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OPENING DAY

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Saturday, April 23, was the first day of the 2022 Farmers’ Market in downtown Canton. The Farmers’ Market saw a busy opening day, with people filing in to check out the booths until its close at noon. Fresh eggs, jams, jellies, honey, vegetables, baked items, canned items, beef and quilts were just some of the items offered for sale. The market is celebrating its fifth year and will be open every Saturday through October. Photo by Britne Hammons