By Chris Edwardsnews@tylercountybooster.com WOODVILLE – For many of the visitors, both out-of-towners as well as residents, the Dogwood Festival offers more than the opportunity to relish in the coronation of a new Dogwood Queen, after all, there is also a variety of food, crafts and other goods available. For the Western Weekend and Queen’s Weekend portions of the annual festival, vendors fill the courthouse square and hawk their wares. Lori Benthall, who serves as the vendor chair and president of Tyler County Texas Business Women, which coordinates the festival vending, said this year there will be all kinds of good stuff available to festival goers. Benthall said that the money raised from vendor fees goes toward a scholarship fund, which is available for any Tyler County senior girls to apply for. She said that in 2023, TCTBW raised $7,000 from the vendor fees, but “this year I want to beat that goal,” she said. During the two weekends (March 30 for Western Weekend and April 6…