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Chamber hosts State of City luncheon

by | Mar 20, 2025 | Latest

Mayor Craig Overstreet gives his State of the City address to Farmersville Chamber of Commerce members last week. Also shown is Christi Houston, chamber executive director.

Farmersville has made significant strides in its growth as a city, but many challenges remain, according to Mayor Craig Overstreet.

Speaking at the inaugural State of the City event, Overstreet outlined the city’s successes and the hurdles it still faces. He addressed a large gathering of Farmersville Chamber of Commerce members on Tuesday, March 11, at the Carlisle Civic Center. Collin County Judge Chris Hill was also in attendance.

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