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The Wills Point High School Athletic Department continued to power its way through the early months of June with a full schedule, continuing its summer speed and conditioning camp daily while also hosting both its summer tennis and baseball camps.
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The Wills Point Tiger Band program recognized its own prior to the close of the 2019-’20 school year, making housecalls in order to present year-end awards in a variety of categories. Honorees included: Gissel Rodriguez, Outstanding Colorguard; Austin Doering, Most Improved; Hayden Taylor, Outstanding Freshman; Victoria Hernandez, Outstanding Sophomore; Camden Mize, Outstanding Junior; Emily Beck, Outstanding Senior; and Kristin McGough, John Phillip Sousa Award. Additional photos on 12A.
Read moreThe wait is almost over for local residents with the City of Wills Point and office of Precinct 3 Commissioner Keith Pearson scheduled to host their annual cleanup event June 26-27 at the VZC Precinct 3 barn (located on Highway 64).
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City leaders throughout the State of Texas found themselves in a holding pattern over the past three months, waiting to learn the full impact of COVID-19 as it relates to sales tax revenue collections and future budgeting from the office of Texas State Comptroller Glenn Hegar.
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Think you have the stomach to win the first annual Canton Texas Chamber of Commerce (CTCC) Hot Dog Eating Contest? Would a grand prize of $500 give you a little motivation?
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City workers embarked on phase two of their brick street repair project June 8, tackling sinking and buckling issues around the Rose Monument. The effort to repair the historic brick streets comes more than three months after workers fixed similar issues near the North Fourth Street-West James Street intersection in late February. Initial plans called for the second phase of repairs to begin earlier, but those plans were ultimately pushed back due to the coronavirus pandemic. Photo by David Kapitan
Read moreThe Wills Point City Council continued to embrace the challenges of holding monthly meetings during an ongoing global pandemic last week, utilizing both Zoom as well as a call-in system for those interested in participating in their June 9 meeting.
Read moreWith the start of early voting for the Tuesday, July 14 Republican Party Runoff Election just a few days away, voters will have the opportunity to hear from those seeking office as the VZC Republican Club will host a 2020 Candidate Runoff Debate at 6:30 p.m. Monday, June 29, in Canton.
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