CEDAR CREEK LAKE–The Nov. 8 election which decides area city council and school board trustee positions results are as follows. Results are as of press time at 10:05 p.m.
In the City of Tool election to elect a candidate for one - one year term John Brasfield won with 357 votes against Kathleen Donoghue who earned 307 votes. Three-two-year terms for Tool City Council were decided from four candidates. Candidates Greg Figueroa, Mark Holley and Incumbent Mike Dumont won those seats with 434, 275 and 304 votes respectively. Stephanie Love earned 235 votes. 

Courtesy Photo/Lisa Anding
The Texas Flag, which was a popular point of interest at the Anding Acres Wedding Venue south of Malakoff is damaged from a confirmed EF-2 tornado that swept through the area Nov. 4.

Courtesy Photo
The Athens Steel Building Company suffered the most noted damage during the confirmed EF-2 tornado Nov. 4. 

Monitor Photo/Janice Grubbs-Vincik
Raddix takes the stage during the Electric Arts Festival Nov. 5. 

Monitor Photo/Janice Grubbs-Vincik
Cedar Creek Brewery was on hand at the Electric Arts Festival as the vendor for beer and wine beverages.

Jonathan Michael Boyd, 33, of Kemp, passed away at his home Nov. 4, 2022. Jonathan was born Jan. 16, 1989, in Terrell to Greg and Linda (Day) Boyd.
Jonathan was a faithful member of Calvary Baptist Church in Cap City, where he was baptized and became a loyal follower of Christ. He loved hunting, fishing, mowing his lawn and really loved hanging out in his shop but most of all, he loved spending time with his little man Brooksy B.