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TxDOT project updates for the week of March 4

Canton Maintenance will have one crew repairing base and performing overlay on FM 3227. Expect lane closures with flaggers controlling traffic. Also, crews will be performing bridge maintenance on FM 16, I-20, and other locations throughout the county.

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The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in Canton has announced plans to host free car seat and booster seat inspections from 3-5 p.m. Thursday, March 21 at the Van Zandt County/Sarah Norman Library, located at 317 First Monday Lane, in Canton.

Quilters Guild to host ‘Community Sit & Sew’

The Texas Star Quilters Guild has begun a ‘Community Sit & Sew’ on the second Friday of every month at the Van Zandt County/Sarah Norman Library in Canton from noon to 4 p.m. “We welcome beginners to those experienced!” said an event spokesperson.

State Parks Day Pass reservations for Eclipse opens March 8

State Park Day Pass reservations for the Solar Eclipse event Monday, April 8 will open at 8 a.m. March 8, Those hoping to view the total eclipse from a state park location can call the Texas State Parks Reservations Center at 512-389-8900 or go online for all parks except the Enchanted Rock State...

TAC election features one incumbent, two challengers

susan@vanzandtnews.com Van Zandt County residents gathered to listen to the opening statements of the candidates running for the position of VZC Tax Assessor Collector during a Feb. 19 candidate debate held at The Silver Spur Resort in Canton.
Candidates for VZC Tax Assessor-Collector participated in a debate Feb. 19. Participating were left to right, Jennifer Holcomb, David Marshall, and incumbent Misty Stanberry. Photo by Susan Harris

Early voting ends Friday for March Primary

Early Voting will come to a close March 1 for the March 5 Primary Election. As of the end of the business day Feb. 26, a total of 2,301 votes had been cast during the first seven days of Early Voting for the March 5 Primary Election, according to the Van Zandt County Clerk’s office.

City Council conducts appeal hearing

During their regular monthly meeting Feb. 20, the Canton City Council conducted an appeal hearing, the first of its kind for the city, The appeal hearing allowed Bishop Joe Donaldson and the city to present their arguments before a decision was made.
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