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Musical preview to highlight history at luncheon

by | Mar 6, 2025 | Latest

A preview of “A Town Called Friendly” will be presented at the March 15 Historical Society event. Courtesy Misty Wiebold

The Farmersville Historical Society’s annual luncheon will offer guests a unique experience this year, blending history, music and storytelling. Set for Saturday, March 15, the event will feature a Kentucky Derby-inspired theme with a country club-style lunch, silent auction items and contests.

However, one of the afternoon’s unique highlights will be a special preview of an original musical, “A Town Called Friendly,” written by local historian Misty Wiebold.

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