Monitor Photo/Janice Grubbs-Vincik
The Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce held their annual car show and crawfish boil to benefit the Mabank ISD Athletic Booster Club May 2. Manning the registration table is Gun Barrel Computers owner Judy Ligon (from left), Chamber office manager Vicki Elam, East Texas Limos owner Terry Norman and Home Instead owner Kim Gassman.
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Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Chair Marty Mullins (left) presents Gun Barrel City Community Engagement Coordinator Brooke Hairl with the Kathy Kendrick Award March 16. Mullins said, “The Kathy Kendrick Award is given to someone who demonstrates unwavering commitment, dedication and the true spirit of service to our community.”
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The Monitor’s Director of Sales and Marketing Janice Grubbs Vincik (from left), Henderson County Precinct 2 Commissioner Scott Tuley, Southside Bank Representative Lorri Roots, Southside Bank Vice President and Branch Manager Cheyenne Hall and Lawyers Title Escrow Officer Carie Inmon visit before the chamber lunch Jan. 8.
Monitor Photo/Carla Gray
Monitor Photo/Carla Gray
Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce members Robert Long (from left), with his wife, Trinity Valley Electric Cooperative Public Relations Representative Joy Long, The Dock and Zen-Fin Landing owner Shannon Welch, Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce chair Marty Mullins and Johannes/Sykora Group partner/director Jim Sykora keep warm by the fire as they collaborate about opportunities around the Cedar Creek Lake area during the chamber’s Business After Hours hosted by Cedar Creek Country Club Nov. 11.
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Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce held its monthly Business After Hours at The Dock Restaurant & Bar in Caney City Oct. 21. BnR Country owners Bill Grissom and wife Bobbye (from left), The Dock Restaurant and Zen Fin Landing owner Shannon Welch and Dogwood Designs Floral owner Kimberly Bramhall discuss business ventures around the lake area.
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Gun Barrel City Secretary Janet Dillard (from left), Community Engagement Coordinator Brooke Hairl, City Council Member Mickie Raney, City Administrator Dr. Angie Smith, Chief of Police Keith Stephens and Economic Development Corporation Vice President Keith Bond discuss the pride they take in their fair city during the Gun Barrel City Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce networking meeting Sept. 18.
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Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce members attend Business After Hours at the Cedar Creek Country Club May 21. The Monitor’s Director of Sales and Marketing Janice Grubbs Vincik (from left), Henderson County Network Manager Jody Vincik, Henderson County Justice of the Peace Precinct 2 Jamie Fawn, Learning with Miss Laura owner Laura Young and Gun Barrel City Economic Development Board Member Keith Bond converse about the economy around the lake.
Monitor Photo/Ashlee Sawyer
CCLACC Board Director Joy Long (left) presents the Citizen of the Year Award to Scott Tuley of Tuley’s Karaoke. Long said of Tuley, “This year’s honoree is a remarkable community leader, a man whose dedication to local youth sports, education and volunteerism is nothing short of inspiring.”
Monitor Photo/Ashlee Sawyer
Members of the Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce and leadership class, pose for a picture with State Representative Keith Bell (front center) on the steps of the state capitol Feb. 4.
Monitor Photo/Ashlee Sawyer
State Representative Keith Bell addresses members of the Cedar Creek Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Feb. 4.
