Lifestyle

Retirement is often characterized as a carefree time in life when adults who spent years in the workforce get to enjoy the fruits of their labors. But upon retiring, many retirees find themselves fighting boredom. A recent study from Indeed found that, as of March 2022, 3.2 percent of workers who retired a year earlier had already reentered the workforce.

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Eating breakfast each day can help seniors achieve their goal of maintaining a healthy weight. Achieving and maintaining a healthy weight is a lifelong processs.

Van Zandt County Friends of the Library President Ann Spruiell was the featured speaker March 26 during the weekly Canton Lions Club Luncheon at Ole’ West Bean and Burger. Spruiell was introduced to those in attendance by Canton Lions Club Member Sandra Giles.

The Van Zandt County Genealogical Society will have its regular monthly meeting at 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 22, at the Van Zandt County/Sarah Norman Library located at 317 First Monday Lane (FM 859) in Canton.

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Financial scams are as old as the concept of currency. But consumers’ vulnerability to scams has seemingly increased in the 21st century, when the Internet and devices like smartphones have enabled scammers to gain access to potential victims’ financial information and even gain virtual entry into their homes.

The East Texas Council of Governments (ETCOG) invites the public to submit nominations for its annual Regional Service Awards program honoring the achievements of individuals and organizations that make a positive contribution to the quality of life in the East Texas Region. Nominations are for service recognition during 2024.

On February 2, 2025, at 10 a.m., the Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas will be visiting St. Justin's Episcopal Church in Canton.

Van Zandt County Historical Commission Publicity Chairperson The Van Zandt County Historical Commission celebrated its 62nd anniversary on Monday, Jan. 20, at its regular public meeting at the Van Zandt County/Sarah Norman Library in Canton.