Together, Fort Clark Springs and Brackettville host one of the best hometown Independence Day celebrations to be found in Southwest Texas. This year’s celebration will be held July 6-7. It’s family-friendly fun for all ages! Best of all, admission to all events is FREE.
History. Native Americans, Spanish explorers, cowboys, Buffalo Soldiers – and assorted tourists -- have all been drawn to Las Moras Springs through the ages. It was these very springs, which made the site of such military significance, causing Fort Riley to be established in 1852, with the land leased from none other than Samuel A. Maverick. Fort Riley was renamed Fort Clark, and in 1856, the settlement of Las Moras changed its name to Brackett, after Oscar B. Brackett, who established the supply village. The two – Brackett and Fort Clark, have been two halves of the same coin since then.
Today. Brackettville and Fort Clark Springs are still thriving and drawing travelers to the area. Though no longer a military post, the fort is a favored destination for tourists and those seeking an active retirement lifestyle. Come on in for a peek into the rich history, beautiful architecture, and fascinating museum. Take a dip in the 3rd largest (and possibly coldest) natural swimming pool in Texas, if you need to cool off between activities!

Congratulations to 3 Pizza Hut leaders and a congratulations to the whole Pizza Hut team. Some in attendance said it was a "MUY" night, and the team sure did a lot of walking back and forth to the stage.
The members of our team recognized were:
Jean Moeller- RGM at El Paso Kenworthy DelCo for the "Highest Volume DelCo in the Universe" at $2 million in sales. Jaime Davalos- RGM at Carrizo Springs Red Roof for "Highest Sales Growth for a Red Roof in the Universe" and with 2 awards: David Peoples- RGM and now DM from the Pleasanton RBD/WingStreet SportsBar for "The highest Sales Growth for a RBD and for the Entire Universe"
MUY was also recognized as one of the top 4 new store developers in the system.
Your hard work, dedication to the team, and support make this all possible.

Forty-five local children will perform the beloved classic musical “The Wizard of Oz” by L. Frank Baum on Friday and Saturday, June 29-30 at 7 p.m. at the C.C. Winn Auditorium.
Tickets are only $5 and may be purchased at the door on both nights of the performance.
Cast members listed below are also selling tickets prior to the performances.