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The Amsler Building |
The Bosque |
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Anderson |
ATMOS Energy Corporation |
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Auto Glass Masters |
Award Specialties |
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Billy Boy's Travel Discount Disney CruisesDiscount rates on Disney Cruise lines and all the other major cruise lines | |||
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B & S Port-o-Jons LLC |
Better Business Bureau |
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Bottlinger Grain |
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Clifton Chamber of Commerce |
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City of Crawford |
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Crawford Coffee Shop |
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Dacotah's Embroidery & Apparel |
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Eagle Eye Signs & Graphics |
Elite Boutique & Spa |
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First Choice Power |
First National Bank - Ranch House |
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First Things First Landscaping & Spas |
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Gathering Oaks Retreat |
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Harrell State Farm Insurance |
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Kerr Refuse Services |
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Lammert Shopping Center |
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McGregor Chamber of Commerce |
McGregor Mirror |
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McLennan County Electric Cooperative |
McLennan County Republican Women |
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MP Electric |
Mustang Ranch Enterprises |
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Prairie Chapel School |
Progressive |
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Red Bull |
River's Bend Bed & Breakfast |
Revive |
Rock Prairie Ranch |
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S & H Powerline Construction Inc. |
Security Bank of Crawford |
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Smith Pump Company, Inc. |
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Texas New Mexico Power Company |
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Waco Chamber of Commerce |
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Family Members> Retail StoresThe Red Bull Gifts and Gallery, known as "the store with the friendly atmosphere," has merchansise sold on consignment which provides a market for local artists and crafts persons. Products featured include: fine arts and crafts, Presidential, Texas and Crawford souvenirs and collectibles, clothing, cookbooks, and toys. ChurchesCanaan Baptist Church First Baptist Church Live Oak Baptist First United Methodist - UMC Perry Chapel - UMC St. Paul Lutheran - ELCA Shiloh Baptist Church RestaurantsCrawford Coffee Station Is open everyday. Our convenience store is complete with all convenience store items including fuel. If you are looking to tell your friends that you visited Crawford, our souvenir shop can help you do that with many items. LodgingBear Creek Guest House is a lovely NEW bed and breakfast serving Central Texas. It is nestled on a very scenic and peaceful, 12-acre wooded estate in Crawford, Texas, the home of President and Mrs. George W. Bush. It is also just minutes away from Waco, home of Baylor University, as well as from China Spring, Clifton, McGregor and Valley Mills, TX. < ServicesAtmos Energy, the largest pure natural gas distributor in the United States, delivers natural gas to more than 3.1 million residential, commercial, industrial and public-authority customers. Our regulated utility services are provided to more than 1,500 communities in 12 states. Auto Glass Masters has been serving Central Texas since 1970. We offer in shop or free mobile service for all your auto glass needs. Insurance claims are handled promptly and professionally. Satisfaction guaranteed. In shop window tinting is also availabel. Family owned and operated. Member BBB. Smith Pump Company has grown to become a leader of sales and service in water, wastewater and industrial markets. Our biggest asset is our people. They have been trained in the proper application of mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation equipment for the water, wastewater and industrial markets. Our service department has the expertise and facilities to handle any problems that may arise. We supply quality equipment with on-time delivery that will meet or exceed your expectations the first and every time. The Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce actually began in 1899 as The Waco Business Men's Club. In 1916 the charter name was officially changed to The Waco Chamber of Commerce. The seven members of the first board of directors were H. Behrens, H.B. Mistrot, A.P. Duncan, W.B. Morrison, W.W. Seley, L. Migel and W.B. Brazelton. Their charter, No. 8966, was issued by D.H. Head, Secretary of State, on Nov. 29, 1899. A charter amendment, filed on June 23, 1916 and approved by the Secretary of State on June 27, changed the name to Waco Chamber of Commerce. The organization's record of service since its inception reflects the unselfish leadership of many distinguished Wacoans and the efforts of hundreds of its members. |
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