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Eustace cross country teams win Regionals, move to State

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Courtesy Photos/Eustace ISD Athletics
The tradition continues for the Eustace High School cross country program under Coach Josh Sypert, as both the boys’ and girls’ teams win the Regional Championship in Arlington Oct. 20 following both teams' 16th consecutive District championship(s) at that meet in Quitman Oct. 7. The Eustace girls are back-to-back Regional champs while it's the eighth-straight tile for the boys, the team shares on social media.

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Share the joy with older adults this holiday season

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MABANK–As the community enters the season of giving, Home Instead® is calling on Cedar Creek Lake residents to help brighten the holidays for older adults who may be feeling isolated or alone. Through the beloved Be a Santa to a Senior® program, local community members can spread joy by giving a special holiday gift to seniors who might otherwise go without.

Teague recognizes First Presbyterian Fall Festival

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Monitor Photo/Carla Gray
Mabank Mayor Randy Teague signs a proclamation to recognize Nov. 4, 6 and 7 as the First Presbyterian Fall Festival. The proclamation said,”Many volunteers contribute their time and talent to make the Fall Festival a success with their historical Election Day Presbyterian stew and sale of busy bee crafts, dry mixes, baked goods, jams, and jellies, a cafe serving dine-in and carry-out meals, and whereas the Fall Festival draws a large crowd into the city of Mabank each year and provides fun and fellowship for all that attend.”

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Triple homicide at Cedar Creek Lake leads to crash at Ennis Bu-cee’s

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Monitor Photo/Carla Gray
Oct. 20, crime scene tape remains draped across fences at a property along Taos Drive in the Cedar Creek Shores subdivision near Payne Springs, where a 29-year-old man allegedly shot and killed three people in the early morning hours of Oct. 17, including two women and a man. The man then fled to Ennis, where he shot himself after crashing into a gas station store, authorities said.

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Tool hosts an evening with the candidates

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Monitor Photo/Carla Gray
The City of Tool hosts a meet the candidate night Oct. 9. Citizens sent in questions that they wanted the candidates to answer. Mayorial candidates Greg Figueroa and Vera Bennett answered questions about working with other council members, city hall staff, opportunities for the city and their vision for spending city funds. The election will be Tuesday, November 4.

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Malakoff breezes by Winona after first-set struggle

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Monitor Photo/Russell Slaton
Malakoff’s Annel Duran begins her serve, recording multiple aces during the win over Winona.

Monitor Photo/Russell Slaton
Avery Austin of Malakoff contorts to reach the ball at the net and set for a teammate Oct. 14.

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