Seven Points News

Workforce Solutions East Texas in partnership with The Library at Cedar Creek Lake is sponsoring a Job Fair on Tuesday, July 29th from 4:00pm to 7:00pm. The Library is located at 410 East Cedar Creek Parkway in ...

A late afternoon thunderstorm resulted in a Cedar Creek Country Club home being ignited by lightning Sunday.

The Henderson County Sheriff's Department will have to wait awhile before getting approval to purchase laptop computers for patrol vehicles.

Protesters organized to fight proposed sour gas well on CCL By Michael V. Hannigan Residents of the Cedar Creek Lake area are organizing to protest a proposed sour gas well near Payne Springs that would tap ...

If you See It you can Snap It and then Send It to KLTV. A 9-1-1 call at 3:46 p.m. Monday alerted authorities that a swimmer was in trouble, had disappeared, and was feared to have drowned.

Tobacco funds stay with county By Michael V. Hannigan Henderson County taxpayers have saved about $685,000 in indigent health care costs since last year's lawsuit settlement with the East Texas Medical Center ...

A 44-year-old man who escaped from Seven Points police on May 6, was arrested Saturday at a RV park on State Highway 85.

Sandra Miller Brookshire's store manager, Lometa Johnson, Lucky Mayfield, Willie Johnson, Pat Spivey, Yvonne Flanigan, Helen Bennett, Vicki Fuller, SueAnn Kosydar, Shirley Arnold, Nancy Fraser, Evelyn Hobbs, ...

Friends of Cedar Creek Lake held a Flag Raising Ceremony at Tom Finely park this past Memorial Day weekend.

Last week Seven Points City Council election was a close race between Dean Moore and Richard "Yankee" Smith.

The Library at Cedar Creek Lake is declaring an amnesty on all patron fines for a period of one week from May 19-24, 2008. via Cedar Creek Pilot

“This is a good job by all officers and agencies involved. We can be very successful when we all work together”

Two people were arrested early Monday morning and a juvenile detained after fleeing from Van Zandt County Deputy John Neal. via Van Zandt Newspapers

“You will want to check out one of her books as you leave the library, I'd be willing to bet.”

The community of Seven Points will have a rare opportunity to witness literature come to life when BETTY JEAN STEINSHOUER, an actress and literary scholar from St. via Cedar Creek Pilot

“Nice enough guy, but with a hot temper”

When the capital murder trial of Glenn Ray Sharron begins sometime next month, or in early June, jurors will be taken on a 29-year historic journey - a journey which will accuse the former Seven Points ... via Cedar Creek Pilot

The Henderson County Commissioners Court has voted to accept a settlement agreement in a lawsuit brought by a Seven Points man who was severely beaten while an inmate in the county jail. via Athens Daily Review

“You're going to make a contest out of this aren't you”

For a council meeting that started on such a sad note with Mayor Paul Eaton reading a proclamation to proclaim the month of April as Child Abuse Prevention Month, this one lightened up considerably. via Cedar Creek Pilot

Seven Points, TX March 27, 2008. The Library is hosting a small business workshop for area residents interested in starting a business of their own. via Cedar Creek Pilot

A week of early voting begins Monday for the April 8 Primary runoff election. Henderson County Republicans will choose the candidate for Henderson County sheriff to face Democrat Bill Casey in November, while ... via Athens Daily Review

“Voters in Seven Points will have to come around to Payne Springs to vote. On the east side of the county it looks like an awful long run to the Cain Center.”

To cut down the cost of conducting the April 8 runoff election, the Henderson County Commissioners Court on Tuesday approved a slate of consolidated polling places for the vote. via Athens Daily Review

“We got through it all right. We made it”

A mother and newborn son are doing well at East Texas Medical Center Athens after Seven Points Police Department personnel participated in an impromptu delivery Sunday afternoon. via Athens Daily Review