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Tiffany Smith shares her experience in human trafficking with chamber members at the Gun Barrel City Chapter of the Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce breakfast June 15 at Chicken Express.
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Gun Barrel City Chapter Chair Marty Mulins (right) presents the Jean Nichols Lifetime Service Award to Joy Long. Long has served the chamber in many capacities, works tirelessly with the Kiwanis Club of Cedar Creek Lake and along with her husband Rob, operates The Refuge of Cedar Creek Lake.
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Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce GBC Chapter Chair Marty Mullins (left) holds House Resolution H.R. 212, making Feb. 14 Cedar Creek Lake Area Day at the state capitol. The resolution is signed by Rep. Keith Bell (center). Also pictured is Henderson County Commissioner Pct. 2 Scott Tuley who attended the event.
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Henderson County Judge Wade McKinney updates chamber members on county accomplishments.
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Gun Barrel City Computers owner Charles Ligon (from left), Gun Barrel City Mayor David Skains and Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce GBC Chapter President Marty Mullins visit at the end of the breakfast meeting held Jan. 19 at Chicken Express. Mayor Skains was the featured speaker and Gun Barrel City Computers was the Spotlight business.
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The Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce held their December luncheon Dec. 8 and was sponsored by BNR Country. Pictured are The Monitor’s Director of Sales Janice Grubbs-Vincik (from left), BNR Owner Robbye Grissom, Will Grissom, Lynsey Grissom, BNR Owner Bill Grissom and Kenny Daniel.
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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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Vice President of Operations with Texas Water Utilities Terry Benson spoke to chamber members about water conservation during the Aug. 11 luncheon.
Monitor Photo/Ashlee Sawyer
Mabank ISD welcomes “new to the profession” and “new to the district” teachers at its annual new teacher orientation and luncheon Aug. 9. Over 75 new educators were introduced by business and community leaders at this annual event. The new teacher luncheon has been co-hosted by Mabank ISD and the Cedar Creek Lake Chamber of Commerce for over 20 years.
