Congratulating Max Whitley, Richard Knoll, Marlene Steward, and F. M. Gilbert of Entertainment Series of Irving for winning the 2009 Irving Trivia contest, "The City and the Man".
The resolution aims to highlight the connection between the community and its literary heritage, celebrating local achievements and fostering a sense of pride among the residents. By commemorating the team's success, HR2127 serves as a reminder of the importance of community engagement and awareness of local history, which can enhance civic pride and encourage similar events in the future.
House Resolution 2127 is a congratulatory resolution honoring the team from the Entertainment Series of Irving for winning the 2009 'Irving Trivia--the City and the Man' contest. This event, held at the Valley Ranch Library, was part of a month-long celebration of the 226th birthday of the American writer Washington Irving. The resolution acknowledges the team's achievement in demonstrating their knowledge of both the history of the city of Irving and the life of Washington Irving, showcasing their participation in a competitive trivia contest among 11 teams.
As this is a resolution rather than a policy bill with legal implications, it does not directly impact state laws. However, it underscores the significance of local history and tradition in Texas, positioning cultural events as valuable components of community identity. Notably, there is little contention surrounding the resolution itself, as it focuses on recognition rather than legislation.