Mild temperatures and bright sunshine provided the perfect backdrop for the Van Zandt County Regional Airport’s annual Fly-In event Oct. 12. Attractions throughout the day included the posting of colors
Mild temperatures and bright sunshine provided the perfect backdrop for the Van Zandt County Regional Airport’s annual Fly-In event Oct. 12. Attractions throughout the day included the posting of colors
The Van Zandt County Sheriff’s Office issued a press release Oct. 10, announcing the recovery of stolen vehicles from the Dallas/Ft. Worth area and discovery of drugs as part of
Midwest Tube Mills, Inc. will become the latest business with a facility at the Wills Point Business Park, breaking ground on a new 40,000 square foot facility recently. To celebrate
Wills Point firefighters past and present gathered together at Jack Lester Park last week, holding a special dedication ceremony Sept. 24 for a large pavilion that will serve the community
Above, Lady Tiger players celebrate after winning a key point during the first set of their three-set sweep of the visiting Athens Lady Hornets Sept. 27.
Van Zandt County Judge Don Kirkpatrick and VZC Pct. 3 Commissioner Keith Pearson presented and released signed affidavits Sept. 26 announcing that they are declining their three percent salary increases.
In QISD, we like to instill servant leader mindsets in our students. The Quinlan FFA participates each year in Bras for the Cause for Hunt County. The group creates an
The Wills Point Tigers were an outlier among District 7-4A, Divison II, teams throughout the first six weeks of the season, finishing with the same number of wins as Brownsboro,
The Wills Point Lady Tigers find themselves in a precarious position after hitting the court twice last week in District 14-4A play, dropping back-to-back matches to both Canton and Mabank
Mrs. Robert Scott has been employed in the office of the Wills Point Chronicle and began her new job September 22. Mrs. Scott and her husband reside on their farm
Dear Editor, Once again, our legislators have managed to write a proposed constitutional amendment that is worded so that if a voter votes “no” the vote means “yes” -
Ever misplaced your sunglasses? How about putting down that glass of water and then forgetting where you put it? And the ever popular “I just walked in this room
by Kent Sipes (sipeskent@gmail.com) Driving to my Mama’s house in Mesquite, I’m always confronted with an incomprehensible piece of ‘public art.’ For those of you who don’t know about this
Jay Scott Smith, 68, of Quinlan went to be with his Lord and Savior on Monday, Sept. 30, 2019, in Wills Point. Memorial services celebrating his life were held Saturday,
Funeral services for Glenda “Sue” Eaton Mason, 71, of Edgewood, were held Saturday, Oct. 5, 2019, at Hiett’s LyBrand Funeral Home in Edgewood. Burial followed at Small Cemetery. She was
Funeral services for Richard “Richie” Garrsion Oats, 40, were held Friday, Oct. 11, 2019, at the First Baptist Church, 125 E. James Street, Wills Point. He suddenly passed away Oct.
Betty Jane Polege Hubbell, 89, was born in Dunkerton, Iowa, to Ed and Lillian Polege on July 23, 1930, and joined her parents, sister, and husband, Robert Hubbell, children, Randy
