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2022 Cheers to a NEW YEAR

Body Glimpse back into 2021 to see what captured the top headlines in the news and sports around the county. From new festivals, expansion, along with numerous events happening in Van Zandt County, the year was one to remember.
2022 Cheers to a NEW YEAR

What’s Cooking with Carol

Body My sister always made a cheese ball for her daughter (my beautiful niece) at Christmas. Now that my sister has passed away, I am taking on the cheese ball duties, and hope I can measure up! KC (my niece) is thankful for my efforts and can’t wait to taste it.
What’s Cooking with Carol

Savory Holiday Cheese Ball

Body 2 8-ounce blocks of cream cheese at room temp 1 package EITHER dry Italian dressing or Ranch dressing 2 green onion stalks, chopped fine (both green and white parts) 1 bunch garlic (the whole bulb, not just one clove) ½ cup finely chopped pecans OR 1 tsp finely chopped parsley 1...

Sweet Holiday Cheese Ball

Body 2 8-ounce blocks cream cheese at room temp 1 small can crushed pineapple, well drained ½ cup dried cranberries, finely chopped ½ tsp almond or vanilla extract ½ cup crushed almonds or pecans Mix all ingredients together except the nuts and form into a ball.

First Day Hike event set at Lake Tawakoni

Body Lake Tawakoni State Park will host its annual First Day Hike event from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Organizers stated, “Start your new year off right with a self-guided hike at Lake Tawakoni State Park!

Edgewood High School student revamps sign

Body Edgewood High School students, in partnership with the Edgewood Development Corporation, helped The Donut Palace in Edgewood update their business sign. Wesley Hartman, a senior in advanced graphic design at Edgewood High School, worked with Mr.
From left, EDC Board member Charlie Prater, EISD Superintendent Kristin Prater, Edgewood High School Senior Wesley Hartman and The Donut Palace business owners Vatanak Kong and Ly Kim. Courtesy photo

CHAMPIONS

Body The Martins Mill High School Robotics Team has done it again, bringing home a slew of awards and accolades from UIL competition.
CHAMPION

DRIVE SAFE

Body As the holiday season wraps up, first responders and emergency officials are urging drivers to remain cautious as you travel.
DRIVE SAFE

Less than 60 new cases of COVID-19 reported

Body Concerns that the recent Thanksgiving holiday gatherings would lead to a spike in newly reported COVID-19 cases locally have been put to rest in recent weeks with just 56 new confirmed or probable cases reported by the Northeast Texas Public Health District over the most recent...
Less than 60 new cases of COVID-19 reported
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