Recount Planned for March 10 Democrat Primary
A recount of votes from the March 10 Democratic primary is set for Thursday at 5 p.m. at the Van Zandt County courthouse in Canton. Dale Corbett and Cheryl Hebert each requested the recount, with incumbent Billy Dean and Elizabeth Everitt previously declared winners in the sheriff and county clerk races respectively. Six teams will count six precincts, and each candidate may have six observers. If needed, a runoff would occur on April 14.
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Democrat Party
van Zandt County
Canton
Sheriff's Office
Dale Corbett
Wills Point
Cheryl Hebert
Grand Saline
Billy Dean
Elizabeth Everitt
Everitt
City to Lease Durapatch Machine in Three-Year Plan
Correction on last week’s report: Grand Saline will finance the Durapatch machine with three annual payments of 14480 dollars totaling 39970 dollars. The city has agreed to lease purchase the equipment under the revised arrangement.
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Grand Saline
Local races filing ends with candidates still arriving
Filing for Grand Saline local races closed at 5 p m on Wednesday March 18. Incumbent Billie Davis Brown and Bill Latham remain in the City Council race for three seats. New school board contender Kimbra Bogue joins Kathy Baker Mike Maciel Victor Conley and Kevin Fowler contesting two seats with incumbent John Teague. Election set for May 2. Late filers to be listed next week.
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Sun
Grand Saline
Billie Davis Brown
Bill Latham
Brown
Frank Churchwell
Johnny Clower
Kimbra Bogue
Grand Saline Chamber honors educators and volunteers at banquet
The Chamber banquet recognized Educators of the Year Beth Fisher Billy Myers Patsy Veltz and Edward Bailey with service awards. Pioneer Service Award went to Grand Saline Volunteer Fire Department and Pioneer Business Award to Hill Real Estate owner Aldene Hill. President's Awards honored Debbie Thompson Judson Bailiff and Lou Patrick amid a $6200 fundraiser.
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Bob Stringer
Beth Fisher
Billy Myers
Patsy Veltz
Edward Bailey
Grand Saline
Chamber
Carolyn Jones
Robert Coffman
Aldene Hill
Hill Real Estate
Hill
Grand Saline High School
Howard
Grand Saline Public Library
Friends of the Library
Study Club
Van Zandt/Kaufman Board of Realtors
Sauseda
Debbie Thompson
Judson Bailiff
Lou Patrick
First Baptist Church to Host Anger Workshop
The First Baptist Church of Grand Saline will present a study on the emotion of anger. Pastor Jack McNeely will conduct the workshop which begins at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The public is invited to attend.
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First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Grand Saline
Jack McNeely
Rotary Club Moves to Wednesday Noon Meetings at Ranchero
The Rotary Club now meets each Wednesday at noon at The Ranchero restaurant. The notice invites interested persons to attend and join the organization.
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Rotary Club
Study Club sale to benefit Grand Saline library
The Grand Saline Study Club sponsors a three day sale at the Civic Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through Saturday to raise funds for the Grand Saline Public Library. Items include antiques books crafts and more. Sally Worthington at 962-3439 for details.
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Grand Saline
VFW
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
East Garland
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Corbett, Hebert
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Grand Saline Chamber of Commerce
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Marshall
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Waskom
Chamber of Commerce
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Stringer
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Singing Hills
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Spring Lake Addition
Hwy 17 S
Grand Saline Homes
Main Street
West Side
N. Main St
Joe Hancock
the Chamber of Commerce
Moreland's Tax Service
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Jan Adamson
David Flowers
Donna Limberger
Angie Bramley
Melissa Allen
Shirley Yarbrough
Westward Communications
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Grand Saline Sun
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