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With residents throughout the country abiding by social distancing guidelines established by health experts with the Centers for Disease Control and local government entities, residents are taking it upon themselves to keep families both sane and entertained by hosting neighborhood “bear hunts”.
Read moreThe office of Texas State Comptroller Glenn Hegar issued a statement regarding the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on local businesses March 25, offering assistance to entities struggling with tax payments and compliance issues brought on by the current crisis.
Read moreAs government officials, news outlets and health officials are keeping the public appraised of the COVID-19 situation, consumers are finding the cost of high-demand items, such as hand sanitizers, tissues, face masks and other products skyrocketing.
Read moreUntil further notice, the Myrtle Springs Water Supply Corporation Office will be closed to the public in an effort to prevent the further spread of the novel coronavirus. To pay your water bill, visit the website, www.myrtlespringswater.org, or mail to P.O. Box 99 Canton, TX 75103, or leave check or money order in our drop box at the MSWSC office.
Read moreThe Van Zandt County Sarah Norman Library has been monitoring information about the Coronavirus (COVID-19).
Read moreA local outcry across various social media websites asked for an update from county officials during the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus. County officials responded to the request, releasing a press release regarding the virus and the impact of it on Van Zandt County.
Read moreVan Zandt County was declared eligible for Farm Service Agency (FSA) disaster emergency loans on March 7, 2020. Generally, farmers who have lost at least 30% of their production or suffered any physical loss due to the damages and losses caused by drought occurring November 1, 2019 and continuing are eligible for FSA loans. Proceeds from crop insurance and/or hazard insurance are taken into consideration when determining a producer’s eligibility and total loss.
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The most tightly contested local race from the March 3 Republican Primary officially drew to a close this week with incumbent Precinct 3 Constable Robert Tisdale holding off challenger Brent Deen by a slim 1,116-1,106 margin following a March 26 recount.
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