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Van Zandt County Aggie Club President Tim Burke has announced that Muster 2025 will be hosted by the VZC A&M Club starting at 6 p.m. Monday, April 21 at The Old School Museum located at 701 North Green Street in Grand Saline.

Upper Sabine Cattleman’s Conference set for May 2

The Van Zandt County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will be sponsoring the Upper Sabine Cattleman’s Conference from 8 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Friday, May 2, at Gabriel Ranch, located at 8575 FM 1255 in Grand Saline. Registration will begin at 8 a.m.

History of VZC Poor Farm presented during meeting

susan@vanzandtnews.com The Canton Lions Club gathered at Ole West Bean and Burger on April 2 at its regular luncheon meeting to honor the rich history of the Van Zandt County Poor Farm, coinciding with the celebration of 175 years of Texas independence from 1836 to 2011.
Sylvia Barbee was the guest speaker April 2 during the Canton Lions Club Luncheon at Ole West Bean and Burger. Barbee discussed the rich history of the Van Zandt County Poor Farm coinciding with the celebration of 175 years of Texas independence from 1836 to 2011. Photo by Susan Harris

DJ Daniel named as ‘Honorary Deputy’ in VZC

A young 13-year-old cancer patient from Houston who became nationally known during U.S. President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address earlier this year was named as an ‘Honorary Deputy’ in the Van Zandt County Sheriff’s Department during a special ceremony April 4 in Canton.
Van Zandt County Pct. 3 Constable Jeff Caughron, left, and VZC Pct. 2 Constable Heath Burton previously made 13-year-old DJ Daniel an Honorary VZC Constable prior to Daniel being named as an Honorary VZC Sheriff’s Department Deputy April 4 during a special ceremony in front of the VZC Sheriff’s Department Office. Photo by David Barber

CORRECTION

On a front-page cutline in last week’s issue, it was stated that the Dinner on Main Street event was one of the chief fundraisers for the Canton Texas Chamber of Commerce. The event was actually one of the chief fundraisers for Canton Main Street, not the chamber. The Herald regrets the error.
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