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Anyone interested in signing up to become a 4-H member is invited to come join us for a come and go event on Thursday, Sept. 16 from 5:30-7 p.m. at the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension office parking lot located at 235 E Groves S. in Canton.
Read moreAug. 31 is the final deadline for artists to apply for the $10,000 Marty Zewick Artist Award. The award is given in honor of the late artist Marty Zewick, a champion of the arts and one of the founders of the Edom Art Festival, a Texas event organized by artists now in it’s 49th year, as well as the Edom Craft Community. She was one half of the jewelry-making team Zeke & Marty, and was a life-long creator and intimately knew the struggles of establishing and sustaining an art practice.
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The Deen Building of the Russell Memorial United Methodist Church in Wills Point was the setting for the August 7 birthday party for Wills Point resident Theo “Cotton” Miles, celebrating his 97th year.
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Jonah Pierce Robertson celebrated his fourth birthday with family Aug. 14, 2021 at the Breckenridge City Park. He had lots of fun playing, eating hamburgers and opening presents at his Transformers-themed party. Jonah is the son of John Paul and Jenny Robertson. Photo by Barbara Robertson
Read moreThe Van Zandt Extension Livestock and Forage committee, along with Potts Feed stores, are hosting a program on Aug. 26. There will be one CEU provided. RSVP is required.
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Dieticians and nutritionists tell us not to use canned foods. They tell us that canned foods are loaded with salt. preservatives and calories--and they would be right. On the other hand, when taken in moderation, cream soups are very useful. The pertinent word there is moderation. Cream soups can add flavor and depth to your recipe so don’t be afraid. Be judicious.
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The Wills Point Chamber of Commerce rolled out the red carpet at its monthly luncheon Aug. 11, welcoming BUGCO as its newest member with a special ribbon cutting ceremony. Clint Jarrell of BUGCO cut the ribbon as other Wills Point Chamber members joined in the recognition. Photo by Karla Dunson
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Josh Payne, formerly of Wills Point, achieved the rank of Master Chief in the Navy. Payne is the most junior candidate nationwide to receive this high honor. Joining Payne for the ceremony were his wife, Nikki Payne (WPHS class of 2003), and their sons, Gunnar and Carter. Payne is the son of John and Karen Payne.
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