Latest Posts

The Edgewood School Board held its first regular monthly meeting of 2026 on Jan. 19. Among the items presented to the trustees included the annual audit report detailing the district’s financial performance including financial statements, general fund insights, and capital assets. See story on page 2A.

On Saturday, Jan. 24, the SPCA of Texas’ Animal Cruelty Investigations (ACI) Unit assisted the Van Zandt County Sheriff’s Office in the arrest of a man and woman who allegedly mistreated a dog on their property.

Students in Van Zandt County were able to enjoy an extended weekend break as classes were cancelled in all seven VZC school districts Jan. 26-28.

susan@vanzandtnews.com In a meeting marked by thorough discussions and significant financial updates, the Edgewood School Board convened on Jan. 19 as they addressed several key points.

Van Zandt County Historical Commission Erwin Concrete Inc. recently received a Texas Treasure Business Award from the Texas Historical Commission, in recognition of the Fruitvale business’ 80 years of continuous operation serving Van Zandt County and the surrounding region.

A remarkable freshman at Edgewood High School is making waves in the gaming community. Luke Hunter, at just 15 years old, stands as one of the fastest documented solitaire players globally and perhaps the youngest to reach this elite level Luke’s journey into the world of solitaire began when friends introduced him to the classic card game.

The Wills Point Independent School District (WPISD) Board of Trustees convened on Jan. 12 at the Willis Point Administration Office, where community spirit and student accomplishments took center stage.