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Four dead in triple murder-suicide

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editor@terrelltribune.com Four people were found dead in their home after a welfare check in Terrell on Christmas Eve. At approximately 5:29 p.m.

Debut novel released by J.R. Wray

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SUSAN HARRIS susan@vanzandtnews.com In a world where stories often reflect the complexities of life, J.R. Wray’s debut novel, ‘ Jesse: A Star Under the Sun,’ invites readers into the wildlife of an imaginative character who navigates the trials and tribulations of growing up.
J. R. Wray recently announced the release of his debut novel, ‘ Jesse: A Star Under the Sun.’ The book invites readers into the wildlife of an imaginative character who navigates the trials and tribulations of growing up. Standing with Wray is his wife, Kristie, who played a pivotal role in his writing journey. Photo by Bodey Cooper

Grand Saline Police Report

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Grand Saline Police Department Blotter for the week of Dec. 16-29: Welfare Concern/Check / 513 W Garland Welfare Concern/Check/Information / Country Trails.

Blotter

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The Van Zandt County Sheriff’s Office released the following arrest report from Dec. 16-23.

Republican Club of VZC to host ‘Showdown at High Noon’ Jan. 17

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The Republican Club of Van Zandt County (RCVZC) released information Dec. 29 about ‘Showdown at High Noon,’ a candidate debate/forum scheduled for noon Saturday, Jan. 17, at the Canton Civic Center located at 800 Flea Market Road.

APL expands affordable pet services in VZC

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susan@vanzandtnews.com The Animal Protection League (APL) is making significant progress in Van Zandt County by offering affordable pet vaccinations and spay/neuter services every Thursday at the Traders Square Shopping Center, conveniently located at 301 Veterans Memorial Parkway in Canton.

Linda Mays’ second volume of her book wins first place

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Van Zandt County Historical Commission Publicity Chairperson Linda Lantrip Mays of Van recently won first place from the Texas State Genealogical Society (TSGS) for the second volume of her history of the Van oil industry of the 1930s.
The Texas State Genealogical Society (TSGS) recently recognized Linda Lantrip Mays of Van with a first place award for the second volume of her history of the Van oil industry of the 1930s. Her book, Van, Texas Oil History ‘The Quiet Boom’ 1929-1939 chronicles the 10-year period that transformed Van as well as the lives of a number of Van Zandt County residents. Courtesy photo
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