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Hickory Stick Barbecue celebrates 48 years of community legacy

August 14, 2024 | Everman City Council, Everman, Tarrant County, Texas



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Hickory Stick Barbecue celebrates 48 years of community legacy
In a recent city council meeting, a proclamation was presented to celebrate the 48th anniversary of Hickory Stick Barbecue, a beloved establishment in the community of Evermanden. The proclamation highlighted the restaurant's long-standing commitment to excellence since its opening in 1976 by Mark Jones and his father, Johnny Andrew Jones.

The council recognized Hickory Stick Barbecue as a landmark in the community, emphasizing its role as a gathering place for families and friends. The proclamation acknowledged the hard work and dedication of the restaurant's staff, noting its resilience and ability to thrive amid changing times. The council urged citizens to reflect on the invaluable contributions of Hickory Stick Barbecue to the local community.

Additionally, the meeting recognized Jennifer Nateros, the Human Resources Director, for achieving her International Public Management Association for Human Resources Certified Professional (IPMA-CP) certification. This acknowledgment underscores the city's commitment to professional development within its workforce.

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