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First Amendment Audits discussed during program at VZC Library

davidb@vanzandtnews.com Retired Nacogdoches County Sheriff Thomas Kerss of Austin, who is recognized as a Texas Association of Counties (TAC) Law Enforcement and Simulator Consultants Supervisor, was the guest speaker during a special program on First Amendment Audits Dec. 6 at the Van Zandt...
Texas Association of Counties (TAC) Law Enforcement & Simulator Consultants Supervisor Thomas Kerss presented a program on First Amendment Audits Dec. 6 at the Van Zandt County/Sarah Norman Library’s Buchanon Room in Canton. A number of VZC and area law enforcement agencies and public officials were in attendance. Photo by David Barber

Uniform speed limits on VZC roads approved

Following a public hearing during its regular meeting Dec. 6, the Van Zandt County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a uniform speed limit of 35 MPH on most or all VZC maintained public roads in all The commissioners’ court also unanimously approved a 20 MPH speed limit on most or all VZC...
Van Zandt County Pct. 3 Constable Jeff Caughron discussed his support for reduced speed limits on VZC roads during the regular meeting of the VZC Commissioners Court Dec. 6. The commissioners’ court voted unanimously to have a uniform speed limit of 35 miles per hour on most or all VZC maintained roads in all four precincts.

Last day to file for Primary is Dec. 11

Monday, Dec. 11 is the deadline for all candidates filing to run for an office in VZC to get on the ballot for the March 5, 2024, Texas Primary Election.

Van Chamber holds final luncheon for 2023

Approximately 25 people were in attendance Dec. 5 for the final Van Area Chamber of Commerce Quarterly Luncheon of 2023 held downtown at The Movie House.
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