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susan@vanzandtnews.com The Hope Center in Canton celebrated another successful event on Aug. 23 attracting over 150 attendees to First Baptist Church in Canton.

susan@vanzandtnews.com After more than four decades in ministry, Dan Tarno has officially stepped into retirement, a move filled with reflection, gratitude, and excitement for the future. Alongside his wife, Cindy, the Tarnos reflected on their journey, the challenges they faced, and the fulfilling life they built together in service to their community.

TOM DUKE Member of the Republican Club of Van Zandt County A new chapter in the long-running debate over religion in public schools is unfolding in East Texas. Recently, the Republican Club of Van Zandt County has presented posters of the Ten Commandments to all seven ISD boards in VZC.

New street signs were installed recently by City of Canton workers throughout the city. The signs were purchased by the Canton Economic Development Corporation (CEDC).

Van Zandt County Historical Commission Chairman Elvis Allen will be having a book signing on Saturday, Aug. 30, from noon to 4 p.m.

susan@vanzandtnews.com The Canton Lions Club gathered on Aug. 20 at the Van Zandt Country Club for a meaningful meeting filled with camaraderie, reflections, and updates on community service initiatives.

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susan@vanzandtnews.com The Canton School Board held its monthly board meeting on Aug. 18 with discussions centered around the upcoming school year, budget considerations, and community initiatives.

The Canton City Council convened on Aug. 19 with a strong community presence and a focus on important local issues. The evening began with an invocation led by Pastor Mark Robinson from Crossroads Church, who called for unity and wisdom among the council members and community leaders.

A series of agenda items that focused on city operations and community concerns were highlighted during the Aug. 19 regular monthly meeting of the Canton City Council.