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With the March 1, 2022, Texas Primary Election fast approaching, candidates who have filed for election gathered at the Canton Civic Center for a candidate debate Jan. 25. The debate featured candidates in the Van Zandt County races of VZC Judge, Pct. 4 Commissioner, Pct. 2 Justice of the Peace, and the state races for Governor and Lt. Governor along with land commissioner. This article features the debate for the VZC Judge and VZC Pct. 4 commissioner.

Van Zandt County District Attorney Tonda Curry has confirmed that there is an ongoing investigation into allegations of excessive force used by employees of the Van Zandt County Sheriff’s Office after an email was sent to media outlets regarding the allegations last week.

A new contract between Van Zandt County and the Humane Society of Cedar Creek Lake for animal shelter services was approved unanimously Jan. 19 by the VZC Commissioners Court.

A drainage issue on a private road that was not previously designated as a city street was a topic of a great deal of discussion Jan. 13 during the regular monthly meeting of the Van City Council.

The Edgewood Lady Dogs squared off against a familiar foe this week, hitting the court in Grand Saline Jan. 19 for a matchup with the Lady Indians.

The Martins Mill Lady Mustangs kept their foot pressed firmly on the accelerator last week, notching to more wins to remain perfect in district play with the playoffs looming just over the horizon. The Lady Mustangs began their week at home Jan.

The Wills Point Tigers played host to a talented Brownsboro squad Jan. 18, looking to even their district record after fading late in a 60-42 loss to Mabank back on Jan.

The Martins Mill Mustangs were in action twice last week, clashing with state-ranked LaPoynor at home Jan. 14 before squaring off against Kerens in District 19-2A play Jan.