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Seven Points Mayor-Elect Raymond Wennerstrom (right) is sworn in, at the temporary city hall, by City Secretary Charlotte Whitherspoon, holding the Bible is Council Member LaJohnna Wells (left) May 13.
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Henderson County District Attorney’s Office is on site conducting a formal and thorough investigation of the damaged evidence April 29.
SEVEN POINTS‑According to a Nov. 7 press release, Seven Points Mayor Keith Betts said he has placed the police department and dispatch on paid administrative leave because of an investigation of a Nov. 6 incident which he did not define.
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Joe Bridges, David Bridges and Drew Lowry make memories July 11 while participating in the cakewalk at the 97th annual Aley Picnic to benefit the adjacent King Cemetery, located west of Seven Points.
SEVEN POINTS‑Seven Points City Council met at the Civic Center March 13. The meeting was relocated due to storm damage at city hall. Mayor Keith Betts gave an update on the progress, “the adjuster came last Friday (March 7), we are now waiting on the engineer. But it does not sound favorable for the building to be fixed due to it will have to be brought up to code. The police department was by far the worst hit. ”The temporary location of the city hall is 715 Seven Points Drive (State Highway 274).
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The Seven Points City Hall is closed due to the damage from storms March 3. Mayor Keith Betts has acquired help from Hamilton 360 to remodel existing office space for the police department, city hall and municipal courts at 715 S. Seven Points Drive (State Highway 274). Betts is hopeful to have all work completed and departments moved into the building by Monday, March 17. Betts is working under a disaster proclamation so the work can be expedited. To reach city hall call (430) 477-1963 and for non police emergency call (903) 477-2051.
SEVEN POINTS—During the Nov. 14 regular city council meeting, the City of Seven Points discussed the possibility of a Community Development Block Grant. With a deadline of December, the city will have to work quickly but could receive up to $750,000 of assistance towards road repair, and construction.
Monitor Photo/Exiyannah Lujan
Kim Cramm (from left), Rennie Elliot and Cedar Creek Brewery Owner Jim Elliot hold a raffle for prizes during the Cedar Creek Brewery Fall Festival Oct. 12.
Monitor Photo/Exiyannah Lujan
Resident Kade Rasbury enjoys playing cornhole at the Cedar Creek Brewery Fall Festival Oct. 12.
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