Texas Star Quilters Guild host annual quilt show
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The Texas Star Quilters Guild held their annual quilt show Oct. 17 and Oct.
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Masonic Lodge to host 20th annual Election Day Fish Fry
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For two decades, the Canton Masonic Lodge has made a splash in the community with its annual Fish Fry held on Election Day. This year, the 20th annual event will take place on Tuesday, Nov.
‘Heroes dinner’ honored First Responders
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On Oct. 21, the Canton Lions Club hosted a special event at the Canton Civic Center dedicated to honoring the brave men and women who serve as First Responders in Van Zandt County.
County burn ban approved for 60 days
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davidb@vanzandtnews.com A 60-day burn ban, effective immediately, was unanimously approved by the Van Zandt County Commissioners Court during its regular meeting Oct. 23.
City council announces proclamations
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On the evening of Oct. 15, the Canton City Council convened for a scheduled meeting, welcoming community members and officials alike.
Election Day is Nov. 5
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Early Voting turnout remains strong in Van Zandt County with the Friday, Nov. 1 deadline approaching.
Commissioners hold special session Oct. 17
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The Van Zandt County Commissioners Court held a special meeting Oct. 17 in the VZC Courthouse.
Preparations for Halloween activities continues
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Halloween activities are fast approaching in Canton including the annual Trunk or Treat events at Stepz All-Star Gym as well as the downtown square. The annual Trunk or Treat at Stepz All-Star Gym will take place from 3-7 p.m.
Early Voting underway in VZ County
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According to the Van Zandt County Clerk’s office, a total of 956 cast their votes on the first day of Early Voting. If that average continues each day throughout the 12-day period of Early Voting, it would result in a total of 14,720 Early Votes cast which would be higher than the 2022 Early Voting total of 10,258 but lower than the 2020 Early Voting total of 17,151, which was the last year there was a Presidential election, according to numbers released by the Texas Secretary of State’s office.
Dream comes true
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Eleven-year-old Sarah Geddie, a vibrant fifth grader in Canton, is about to embark on a magical adventure to Disneyland, thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Sarah, who has faced numerous health challenges since birth, will finally have the chance to meet her favorite characters from ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas and ride the ‘Haunted Mansion,’ which transforms into a seasonal spectacle during Halloween.
