The Wills Point ISD Education Foundation unveiled a commemorative wall recognizing contributors to its Founder's Drive during a special dinner held Feb. 9 at the Wills Point High School. A
The Wills Point ISD Education Foundation unveiled a commemorative wall recognizing contributors to its Founder's Drive during a special dinner held Feb. 9 at the Wills Point High School. A
The Wills Point Masonic Lodge #422 met Feb. 9 to pay homage to longtime member Gerald Clemmons. Brother Clemmons was presented the Golden Trowel Award which is the highest award
Van Zandt County Auditor Sandy Hill, right, and Texas Bank and Trust representative Lace Deibert of Canton discussed the current bank depository contract which was renewed by the VZC Commissioners
The Wills Point Tigers entered last week with just two games left on their schedule for the 2018-’19 season, having already been eliminated from playoff contention despite several competitive efforts.
The Wills Point Tiger tennis team opened its tournament season this past Feb. 8 by playing in the freezing temperatures at the Kilgore Invitational, placing third overall out of 17
Wills Point Primary students marked the 100th day of the 2018-’19 school year Jan. 30 with a series of fun activities and games. Students in Alexzandra Cox’s class (pictured) spent
The Wills Point High School Tigerettes dominated the Regional competition held Feb. 16 at Showtime International’s Dallas Dance Spectacular, winning numerous recognitions for their performance including: best in category for
The clock for those interested in running for a position on either the Wills Point City Council or Wills Point ISD Board of Trustees struck midnight last week with the
The Wills Point Lady Tiger softball program opened its 2019 season last week, hitting the diamond multiple times during the annual Sulphur Springs Tournament. The Lady Tigers opened play Feb.
Van Zandt County athletic programs will be well represented on the playing field during the summer with athletes representing six local schools selected to be among the competitors participating in
From the time I was in the eighth grade, I was on some sort of diet. After college, every New Year became a game where I would make a resolution
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Did you know that according to the National Center for Education Statistics, seventy percent of students in America read below grade level? Reading is the foundation upon which achievement in
President Trump issued his second State of the Union address on Tuesday. In the speech he successfully identified a direction for America’s future, one that demands cooperation and the complete
Funeral services for Billie Laurent, 85, of Edgewood were held Monday, Feb. 18, 2019, at the First Baptist Church in Edgewood with Pastor Jonathan Leach and Rev. Jim Ballard officiating.
Funeral services for Dale Warren Davis, Sr., 74, of Wills Point, are scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 23, 2019, at Allan Fuller Funeral Home Chapel in Wills Point with
Funeral services for John Quincy Graham, 88, of East Tawakoni, were held Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019, at Hiett’s Ly-Brand Funeral Home in Edgewood. Burial followed at Small Cemetery. He passed
A Celebration of Life for Arthena “Tina” Mae Cox, 77, of Wills Point, was held Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019, at International Outreach Church in Wills Point with Pastor Mike Williams
