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ET Crisis Center receives honorary Texas flag

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The East Texas Crisis Center received an honorary Texas Flag during the recent Republican Women of Van Zandt County monthly meeting from Texas House District 2 State Representative Jill Dutton for their work to combat the issue of domestic violence in VZC.

Republican Club to meet Oct. 28

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Transportation will be the main topic for the Republican Club of Van Zandt County’s Monday, Oct. 28 meeting at 7 p.m. located at the Van Zandt County Farm Bureau Event Center, 220 Burnett Trail, in Canton.
The Republican Club of Van Zandt County participated in the annual Van Oil Festival Parade Oct. 19. Their next monthly meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 28 at the VZC Farm Bureau Event Center in Canton. Courtesy photo

NEW TRAFFIC LIGHTS WORKING

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Weeks after installation, the new traffic lights at the intersection of State Highway 64 and Interstate 20 near Duke’s Travel Plaza between Canton and Myrtle Springs are now fully operational. .
Photo by Susan Harris

VAN OIL PAGEANT

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Isabel Sneed was named as the 2024 Van Oil Queen at the conclusion of the annual Van Oil Pageant Oct. 12.
VAN OIL PAGEANT

VZC to decide status of Texas Historical Commission Grant

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After many years of work and four submissions, Van Zandt County was awarded a grant from the Texas Historical Commission to restore our courthouse that was first occupied in 1937 making the building 87 years old.

Cayden Mosher committed to serving others

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susan@vanzandtnews.com In the heart of Grand Saline, 20-year-old Cayden Mosher stands out not just for his age, but for his unwavering commitment to service. A volunteer firefighter since the age of 16, Cayden’s journey through the fire department and public safety programs has been marked by dedication, resilience, and a deep desire to help others.
Cayden Mosher committed to serving others

Jason Groom reflects on journey from firefighting to law enforcement

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susan@vanzandtnews.com In a world where law enforcement faces unprecedented challenges, Edgewood ISD Police Chief Jason Groom stands as a testament to resilience and dedication. With a career that has spanned both firefighting and policing, Groom’s journey is both inspiring and reflective of the changing landscape of public service.
Jason Groom reflects on journey from firefighting to law enforcement
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