County Judge addresses chamber
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Henderson County Judge Wade McKinney updates chamber members on county accomplishments.
Monitor Photo/Denise York
Henderson County Judge Wade McKinney updates chamber members on county accomplishments.
EUSTACE–At the Feb. 2 meeting of the Eustace City Council, council members voted for an early pay-off on the total remaining balance of just over $96,000 on its loan with First State Bank.
The loan originated in November 2015 with an original balance of $268,000 and was used for water and sewer improvements in the city. Having paid off $172,000 over the course of seven years, the council determined it was in the best interests of the city to pay the remaining debt in full.
In other business, council members:
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Kerens’ Bobby Williams dishes off a pass to a teammate in the Bobcats’ home finale Feb. 10.
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Lane Lynch of Kerens looks for an outlet against Cayuga during his team’s Feb. 10 loss.
ATHENS–Trinity Valley Community College (TVCC) Trustees announced Dr. Jason Morrison as the sole finalist for the president position. Morrison, currently Chancellor of Southern Arkansas University Tech (SAU Tech), was chosen from a field of 136 applicants in a national search.
MABANK–Following the previous recommendation of the district’s Fall 2021 Facility Advisory Committee, the Mabank ISD Board of Trustees unanimously called a bond election for May 6. If approved, the three propositions totaling $119 million would fund a new early childhood center, a career and technical education facility at the high school and would provide upgrades to athletic facilities.
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Mabank Lady Panther Bailey Litchfield drives up the court Feb. 13 against the North Lamar Pantherettes during their Bi-district playoff contest at Greenville High School. Litchfield leads Mabank with 11 points in their 50-33 loss.
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Henderson County Judge Wade McKinney (left) swears in new Pct. 2 Constable Jason Ramsey. Ramsey replaces Mitch Baker who retired Dec. 2022 after 24 years of service. He will fill Baker’s unexpired term which ends Dec. 31, 2024. Ramsey was previously a Henderson County Deputy.
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Entertainment for the Annual Denim and Diamonds Fundraiser for the Library at Cedar Creek Lake in Seven Points is provided by “The Eighty-eights Dueling Pianos Show” performed by Joel Henry (left) and Christine Cochran.