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A resolution and a contract calling and ordering a city election to be held on Saturday, May 7, were approved unanimously by the Van City Council during their meeting Feb. 10.

The Martins Mill Lady Mustangs have been close to automatic on the basketball court over the years, turning back challengers with machine like precision. That success was put into sharper focus this week as Martins Mill completed a perfect run through district play, a 17 th consecutive district championship and their 170 th consecutive district win all on the same.

The Martins Mill Mustangs found themselves in a rare position last week, looking to bounce back from a rare district setback against LaPoynor Feb. 1.

Above, Van’s KD Erskine (Trinity Valley – football), Luca Kozhev (Trinity Valley – football), Reed Johnson (Howard Payne – football) and Bella Garza (UT-Dallas – softball) all signed their letters of intent on National Signing Day. Left, Edgewood teammates Kirk Dillard and Dailyn Huett signed their letters of intent to play football collegiately at Northwestern Oklahoma to play football beginning in the fall. Courtesy photos

The Canton Eagles put the finishing touches on their third district title in as many seasons last week, notching wins over both Van and Brownsboro to move to 8-0 overall with two games left on the schedule.

The Canton Eaglettes put the finishing touches on a successful district run last week, going 1-1 overall to finish the season as the District 14-4A runners-up. Canton hit the road Feb.

“I am Sandra Plaster, your VZC Pct. 2 Justice of the Peace. Having served since Sept. 8, 2017, and after much prayerful consideration, I will be seeking a second term as your Justice of the Peace in the Republican Party election on March 1, 2022.