Best
of Van Zandt County 2005
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Picture This
Jan Kaye gives us the low down on how
to attach and otherwise transfer and
receive pictures in emails.
Van Zandt County Embraces Hurricane
Evacuees
Tom Geddie takes a look at images and
impressions of evacuees of Hurricanes
Katrina and Rita and Audray Landrum
gives some easy advice on how to cope
during stressful times.
Edgewood’s Log Cabin Bazaar Takes
Visitors Back in Time
The festival, now in it’s 28th year,
celebrates days of the turn of the
century with music, food,
demonstrations, and a new vintage
model train in full operation.
Memories of One Halloween Night
Feature writer Beverly Peters Sellers
shares another intriguing story of
life in Van, Texas, many years ago, on
a Halloween night with her protective
big brother.
Readers
Write
Poetry submitted by Stefnie
Gregory and Ali Reese, both of Canton.
Stay tuned in future issues for more
contributions from area writers, as
space allows.
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Last Trip to Grandma’s
A rare view into the heart of a
28-year-old man who shares his story
of the emotional pain of his
grandmother’s death...it is sure to
touch anyone who has lost a loved one
and reminds us all to cherish each
moment.
Volunteers Needed to Build Playscape
Pennies for the Park volunteers are
looking for more volunteers to help
build a spectacular playscape in
Canton that will benefit the entire
county.
Singing Quincy’s Praise
In Country Roads Bob Mauldin
hare’s news of a talent he’s found in
Quincy Rose.
On Stage
Highlights
Read about West Side Story and The
Butler Did It, just a couple of the
theatre performances scheduled in our
area in the coming months.
Soups On!
Susan Harris shares her delicious soup
recipes that are sure to warm hearts
and bellies.
The
Artist’s Way
In Bookmark’s we learn
about Julia Cameron’s book that helps
artist-wanna-be’s get in touch with
their creative side.
Fill ‘er
Up!
Jerry Tolbert’s returns to his
Louisiana roots and talks some Cajun
talk on filling up with gas.
A Fist For Bait
Barry St. Clair is discussing the
sometimes illegal act of fishing,
noodling he sometimes calls it, with
your hands. |
