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Upcoming Events for September & October

Check out what events are going on this September & October 2022 in Huntsville, TX! Performances, events, shopping, and more!

48th Annual Fair on the Square

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2022 AT 9 AM – 5 PM

Downtown, Huntsville

This annual event offers Fun, Food and Adventure!! Over 400 vendors set up shop in the historic downtown district selling many unique items, some hand crafted by local artisans. Jewelry, home décor, apparel, and many more treasures can be found by both vendors and the merchants on the downtown square.

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Fall at the Farm

SEP 25 AT 8 AM – SEP 26 AT 5 AM

Kim’s Home and Garden Center

Kim’s Home & Garden is a premier shopping destination, “like no other”…. dedicated to the art of gardening, outdoor lifestyles, and fine home living. Beauty, history and outdoor dining, await at the historic Top O the HIll Farm……a must do!

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Tractor Supply Farmers Market

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2022 AT 9 AM – 2 PM

Tractor Supply Co.

Public Farmers Market Located at the Huntsville Tractor Supply. Open to the public. 

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Toddler Time

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2022 AT 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM

Chick-fil-A of Huntsville

Decorate a picture frame for your polaroid picture (mini polaroid picture will be included).

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Chi Tau Epsilon Dance Honor Society presents: Dances @ 8

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 AT 8 PM – 9:30 PM

James & Nancy Gaertner Performing Arts Center

The honor society, Chi Tau Epsilon, presents ‘Dances @ 8’, a showcase of dance works choreographed by undergraduate students fully curated and produced by the students themselves.

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Movie In The Park

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2022 AT 8 PM

Kate Barr Ross Park

City of Huntsville Parks & Leisure Department presents: Jungle Cruise, located at Kate Barr Ross Park, field 6 starting at 8:00PM.
Concession stand will be open. CASH ONLY!
Don’t forget to bring your chairs and blankets!!

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Spooky Cemetery Painting

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2022 AT 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Cork & Canvas

16×20 Canvas Painting. Please arrive 15 minutes early prior to the start of the class to get checked in and seated.

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Celebrate the most THANKFUL time of the year at these events

This year Emblem Properties has been very blessed throughout this pandemic. We continue to give thanks and be thankful for what we have. Our surrounding communities have events scheduled next week to help celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. Enjoy the activities they have put together to welcome this special holiday!

  • Join the Harvest Kitchen for their First Annual Thanksgiving TURKEY FRY! This event will be held on Wednesday, November 25 from 9 AM to 7 PM. Activities include meals from the Food Truck, Christmas Photo’s in Santa’s Chair, yard games, cornhole and ladder golf. Kids may enter a Turkey Drawing Contest – with an extra prize for the most creative turkey name!
  • The Community Healthcore Foundation presents their 7th Annual Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot on Thursday, November 26th from 8 AM to 10 AM! They will be hosting a VIRTUAL race this year due to COVID-19. Join the family tradition of a 5K or a 1-mile fun walk. SIGN UP TODAY using this link: https://runsignup.com/Race/TX/Texarkana/ThanksgivingDayTurkeyTrot   All proceeds from this fundraiser will go to the Community Healthcore Foundation to be used in various forms of client services, unmet needs, and other assistance without a funding source for Community Healthcore programs.
  • Southern Bliss Flowers by Ree is excited to invite the community to an exciting event to celebrate Small Business Saturday! Local businesses, artisans and more will be at the Mistletoe Market on November 28th from 11 AM to 4 PM. Admission to the market is FREE. If you are interested in becoming a vendor OR have any questions, please contact Sheiree at 936-465-7182.

 

 

Can I Still Buy and Sell Real Estate during Covid-19? Ask Emblem Properties

At Emblem Properties, we are dedicated to offering The Customer Service Difference—Where Our Clients Are #1. At the same time, we want to ensure the health of our customers, clients, and agents. This includes considering the current strain on our health care resources and current laws.

Real Estate services are considered “essential services” as per the US Department of Homeland Security and listed on page 13 of the following document link.  US Department of Homeland Security list of Essential Services Therefore, we are facilitating our services within the national, state, and local guidelines, as presented, to protect everyone to the best of our ability. President Donald J. Trump Guidelines,  Governor Abbott Executive Order, Walker County Judge “Stay At Home” Order

We are offering “Walk-Through” virtual tours of our listings to allow the public to “tour” our properties without the uncertainty of contamination to the sellers or the buyers. Experience a virtual tour of one of our properties to see for yourself. 696 Lakefront Drive, Onalaska on Lake Livingston Ask our agents about these free services for our clients.

Further, we have temporarily closed our office at Emblem Properties Emblem Properties Office but we are all available to you by phone, text, email, etc. The main office number, 936-439-6630, will continue to be answered by our agents and they can help you in any way with your real estate questions.

We pray for your safety and calmness through these most difficult times. We can all get through this together. Reach out to someone if needed and be available to someone that might need you.

What are the yellow pipes in Elkins Lake?

UPDATE: Ramachandra, Y.S. “Ram” , Engineer for City of Huntsville, spoke with Sherri Barrett this morning and stated that the pipes are involved with replacing old gas lines with Centerpoint Energy. In fact, after the initial call from Sherri Barrett last week, the city was made aware of the pipes and discovered that Centerpoint was not working through the city in the implementation of the new gas lines. The project was put on hold for a while to allow the coordination between Centerpoint and The City of Huntsville.

Emblem Properties apologizes for the misinformation but are pleased to receive the corrected information and share it with local residents.

 

OLD INFORMATION:

We are glad you asked! Sherri Barrett lives in Elkins Lake and was wondering about the pipes and contacted Elkins Lake https://www.elkinslake.net/and the City of Huntsville https://www.huntsvilletx.gov/.  Elkins Lake did not have an answer for the pipes , but after speaking to city services, she was told the pipes were for re-routing the sewer lines while repairs were made to the permanent sewer pipes.

So, now your know. We are glad to answer for those “inquiring minds”.

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Cleaner & Greener Huntsville

“Cleaner & Greener Huntsville” is  back!

The City of Huntsville is once again providing  dumpsters for the residents of Huntsville, TX.  “Cleaner & Greener Huntsville” begins December 3, 2018 at 7:00 a.m. and ends December 8, 2018 at 3 p.m. Timing of this service is ideal.  We just wrapped up Thanksgiving with food, family and friends.  The refrigerator is jam packed with left overs and the trash can is overflowing.    But before we get out our Christmas decorations, let’s clean!

“Cleaner & Greener Huntsville” is provided by the City of Huntsville’s Solid Waste Division.  Residents of Huntsville, TX can  discard  large items for free that can not typically be included with weekly trash pick up.  Our city is beautiful and this opportunity will make it shine!

Dumpsters will be located through the city at the following locations:

  • 1st Ward  – Corner of Avenue M & 12 Street (jury over flow parking)
  • 2nd Ward  – Josey Park
  • 3rd Ward  – Emancipation Park
  • 4th Ward – Broadmoor cul-de-sac by Brookhollow

If you have questions about the dumpsters or what items can or can not be placed in them, please call the City of Huntsville’s Solid Waste Division at 936-294-5712 or click: “Cleaner and Greener Huntsville”