pleasanton cowboy homecoming 2020

This year’s musical lineup is ready to rock your socks off all day Saturday with a variety of performances. You must have a valid ID or proof you live in the district. I am a member of NHS and also on the Varsity Volleyball and Softball teams. Parade entries are still needed and forms can be found on the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce’s website at www.pleasantoncofc.com on the right side of the home page. Pleasanton Cowboy Homecoming is an annual event that dates back to1955. Cindy Mumm will be the contact person for any questions. It is important to note that no candidate shall campaign prior to Friday, August 2, 2019. Thank you.Hi, my name is Jussiah Lopez. Join the league of Pleasanton royalty by vying for the position of Cowboy Homecoming Queen. Elections are held at the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce office located at 605 2nd Street. I am 16-years-old and a junior at Pleasanton High School.I am the daughter of Stephanie Chapa and granddaughter of Richard and Elvia Chapa. The 54th Cowboy Homecoming will be held Sept. 13-14, 2019 at the Pleasanton River Park.The Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce is issuing a call out for candidates for Cowboy Homecoming Queen 2019-2020. The band recently reunited at the Larry Brown Memorial Concert on September 28, 2018 for the first time since September 21, 2016. With this opportunity, I would spread awareness to children’s cancer considering my brother once had it.

It would be an honor to be your 2019/2020 Queen!Copyright © 2018 - 2020 PLEASANTON EXPRESS. We would like to extend an invitation for you to join in the fun and participate in our parade. The Cowboy Homecoming Parade will be held Saturday morning, March 8 in downtown Pleasanton. The 53rd Cowboy Homecoming parade is this Saturday, March 9 starting at 10 a.m.! Many thanks The Chamber has scheduled a meeting for candidates and parent/ guardians for Thursday, August 1, 2019 at 7 p.m. held at the Chamber office.

Join them and the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce next Thursday, Sept. 12 at The Office located at 205 East Hunt St. in Pleasanton at 7 p.m. for the crowning of your 54th Cowboy Queen. The meeting is mandatory unless it interferes with a Pleasanton ISD sanctioned event.Deadline for turning in signed Rules Form will be Friday August 2, 2019. Photograph of the Pleasanton Cowboy Homecoming Booth at the Texas Folklife Festival in San Antonio, Texas. Submit narrative and photo to the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce office.Election Dates will be Friday, August 30 and Saturday, August 31 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. I am Leanna Marie Alcorta, a 2019-2020 Cowboy Homecoming Court candidate.Opportunities to join traditional organizations such as the court will allow me to strengthen and exercise important skills such as time management, communication and leadership skills. One of the performers, left, plays a violin.

Hello, my name is Claudia Acuff. Every vote is greatly appreciated.As a Pleasanton Homecoming Court representative, I am dedicated to representing my community by integrating young adults like myself and the youth of our community to being more involved, being a positive role model, and bringing others my age to doing the same.I feel the saying is true that it takes a village to raise a child. I’m an athletic trainer, powerlifter and business manager of yearbook. The festivities kick off Thursday, September 12 with the crowning of the Queen followed by the Little Mister and Miss CH pageant held at The Office, 205 East Hunt Street in Pleasanton, at 7 p.m. Cost is $15 preregistration and $20 the day of event. PISD teachers and PISD students who live outside the district can vote with proper school ID. The Chamber of Commerce works hard to provide great entertainment for the whole family during the three day festival and this year is no different. In the photograph, a man is standing on a wooden platform pressing hot iron spokes into the wood to create cattle brands.

Sponsorship opportunities available for businesses please call 830-569-6130. I’ve spent much of my time working for Chuck and Kristine Fretwell on their ranch, helping to take care of livestock, and traveling to various places helping them out.But as a proud fourthgeneration and descendant and a junior in high school, Pleasanton is my home.