Texas best-selling authors, Amanda Churchill and Jack Stewart, will be the guest authors for the Friends of the Kaufman County Library’s 24th Annual Book and Author Luncheon at 11 a.m., Thursday, March 26 at the Kaufman Civic Center, located at 600 E. Fair St.
LaToya Hall of Canton was recently elected to membership into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society, at the University of Maryland Global Campus.
Submitted by Hannah Buchanan, UT-Tyler Editor/Writer-Strategic Communications and Media Relations, Marketing and Communication Artwork by Emily Everitt and Audrey Jeanes, graduate students at The University of Texas at Tyler, both of Canton, is on display now through Friday, March 27, in Spring...
The Van Zandt County Historical Commission (VZCHC) met on March 5 with the newly-formed VZC Museums group. More than 30 people gathered at the VZC/Sarah Norman Library in Canton to join forces for historical education.
The Van Zandt County Genealogy Society is having a free beginners’ workshop on March 28 from 2-4 p.m. at the VZC/Sarah Norman Library located at 317 First Monday Lane (FM 859) in Canton.
The Annual Canton Texas Chamber of Commerce Community Awards Gala will be held on Saturday April 11 at the Canton Civic Center with doors opening at 5 p.m. The theme is ‘Bourbon & Blues ‘ and the attire is cocktail- formal.
In a significant turn of events, Tom Duke emerged victorious in the March 3 Primary Election for chair of the Van Zandt County Republican Party, a position he sees as a platform for promoting unity and active engagement in the community.
McKenna Wiggins of the Andrews Center in Canton was the guest speaker March 10 during the weekly Canton Lions Club Luncheon at the Van Zandt Country Club as she discussed the services that the organization provides.