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Emory Tourism Presents
Founders Day Concert & Festival
Saturday, May 6, 2023
Sandy Creek Park - 400 W. North Street - Emory, Texas
Live Performances featuring:
Wade Bowen , Cody Canada & the Departed
and Ian Tonroy
Tickets: Presale $30 or Gate Sale $35
NO Coolers or Outside Beverages / Bring Lawn Chairs or Blankets
For more information: City of Emory 903-473-2465
Gate opens at 5pm / opening act starts at 6pm
City of Emory
Upcoming Closings
for 2023
Friday, April 7th - Good Friday
Monday, May 29th - Memorial Day
Monday, June 19th - Juneteenth Day
Tuesday, July 4th - Independence Day
Monday, September 4th - Labor Day
Monday, October 9th - Columbus Day
Friday, November 10th - Veterans Day
Wednesday, November 22nd - CLOSE at 12pm
Thursday, November 23rd - Thanksgiving Holiday
Thursday, December 21st - CLOSE at 12pm
Friday, December 22nd - Christmas Holiday
Monday, December 25th - Christmas Holiday
Friday, December 29th - CLOSE at 12pm
Monday, January 1st - New Years Holiday
City of Emory moves to Stage 1 of Drought Contingency Plan
The City of Emory has implemented Stage 1 of our Drought Contingency Plan effective Tuesday, August 9th due to high water consumption, and consistent high temperatures over the past several weeks. This is the first of six stages that consist of (1) MILD Water Shortage Conditions, (2) MODERATE Water Shortage Conditions, (3) SEVERE Water Shortage Conditions, (4) CRITICAL Water Shortage Conditions, (5) EMERGENCY Water Shortage Conditions, and (6) WATER ALLOCATION.
Stage 1 is a voluntary reduction on the use of water. Because of our responsibility to you, we are requesting that you help us by cutting down on your water usage where you can. Try to do one thing each day to save water. Every drop counts, and every person can make a difference. Check every faucet in your home or business for leaks. Just a slow drip can waste 15 to 20 gallons a day. Fix it, and you can save almost 6,000 gallons a year. Remember to use the amount of water that you actually need. Encourage your family members to keep looking for ways to conserve water in and around your home or business.
If the city has to move into Stage 2, we will contact the Rains County Leader for publication and information will appear on the city's website and on your water bill.
For more information, contact City Hall at 903-473-2465.