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“We had a great turnout for Miss Hannah’s Intro-To-Music Camp. The camp helps kids learn music appreciation, instrument recognition, rhythm and more,” stated VZC Librarians. The Music Camp is just one of the programs that the library has brought to the county and to Canton during the summer months.
Read moreBlake Gordon of Wills Point is one of more than 700 students who received diplomas and were recognized as Harding University graduates for Spring 2022 during a commencement ceremony May 7.
Read moreThe Texas A&M University System’s Board of Regents will not increase tuition for Fall 2022, Chairman of the Board Tim Leach said May 31.
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Miss Texas 2021 Mallory Brooke Fuller visited Wills Point ISD campuses May 11, speaking with high school students specifically about mental health and suicide prevention.
Read moreThe Don’t Mess With Texas Scholarship Contest is now accepting applications for the 2022 school year.
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For the 11th consecutive year, Dr. Kimberly Neiman, DDS, of Wills Point and students from the Wills Point ISD combined their efforts to collect candy for the Sweets for Soldiers campaign.
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Keep Wills Point Beautiful recently partnered with WPHS welding students to complete a safety handrails project in downtown Wills Point. After being approached by several citizens concerned about step up safety on W.N. Commerce St., Keep Wills Point Beautiful contacted Ag teacher Riley Sizemore. He, along with his students, met with KWPB members to assess the issue, measure, design a plan, and work up a materials list. The FFA chapter offered to assume the cost of the project as community service. However, hotel tax money was applied to offset the cost of materials. Students under the instruction of Riley Sizemore who helped with the project were Francisco Alvarez, Justin Neal, Bradley Hogue, TJ Holland, Hunter Sowell and Kodie Walchli. Keep Wills Point Beautiful was honored to work with these fine students and their instructor in providing nine safety handrails to downtown. Courtesy photos
Read moreJulia Lodi, a junior English major from Wills Point, was among approximately 800 Bob Jones University students named to the Spring 2021 Dean’s List.
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