Monitor Photo/Carla Gray
QuikTrip is building the new Generation 3S store in Mabank on the north corner of US Highway 175 and State Highway 198. The store will open in the spring of 2024 and will supply approximately 20 - 25 jobs to the area.
Monitor Photo/Denise York
The Pineywoods Leadership, Experience, Opportunity (LEO) Club based in Crockett brought 20 members and others to help lay wreaths. LEO Club Advisor Ellen Brooks said the club is sponsored by the Lions Club and is a community service organization for students ages 12 to 18 years of age. The Club marked the graves of veterans in Oaklawn Cemetery days prior to volunteering to place wreaths Dec. 16.
Monitor Photo/Carla Gray
Mabank Mayor Randy Teague opens the Ole Fashion Christmas on Market Street with the lighting of the city Christmas tree Dec. 8.
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Mabank Volleyball Head Coach Stacy Shelton with the Lady Panthers. Shelton announces her retirement from coaching and education after 35 years, including the last 23 years at Mabank High School.
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The Grinch and Cindy Lou Who stop by Market Street for Mabank’s Ole Fashioned Christmas Dec. 2.
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Mabank Police Officer Doss (right) assists members of the Explorer unit in serving hot chocolate to the community.
Monitor Photo/Ashlee Sawyer
The Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce welcomes ATWOODS with a ribbon cutting Nov. 16. Atwoods is located at 801 North 3rd Street, just north of Highway 175 in Mabank. For more information visit www.Atwoods.com.
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The new ATWOODS location in Mabank opened it’s doors Nov. 16.
Monitor Photo/Ashlee Sawyer
A Be a Santa to a Senior tree is located at The Monitor office located at 1316 S. Third St. in Mabank.
MIDLOTHIAN–The Mabank varsity cross country teams are off to a great start this season. The Panthers competed Sept. 1 at the Midlothian Invitational and continued their success.
The boys, who finished second and third in previous meets, brought home the team championship.
