League City Proud Hosts 28th Annual Holiday in the Park Festivities

As the evening sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow over League City, the city hall buzzed with anticipation. Residents gathered to hear updates from local leaders, but the spotlight quickly turned to two passionate representatives from the League City Proud organization, Libby Johnson and Janice Hallacy. Their enthusiasm for community events was palpable, drawing smiles and nods from the audience.

Libby Johnson, a board member and chairperson for upcoming events, took the stage first. With a bright smile, she shared her excitement about the weekend's festivities, emphasizing the collaborative spirit of the event. “This is all volunteer-driven,” she noted, highlighting the partnership with Clear Creek Independent School District (CCISD) and the city itself. Johnson invited everyone to a special movie night on December 5, where families could enjoy free hot chocolate and popcorn while watching holiday classics, all under the twinkling lights of the park.

Following her, Janice Hallacy, the president of League City Proud, echoed the sentiment of community involvement. She proudly announced the 28th annual Holiday in the Park, set for the first weekend in December. Hallacy painted a vivid picture of the event, describing the charm of Main Street adorned with oak trees and the historic church, creating a picturesque backdrop for the festivities. “We want everyone to mark their calendars,” she urged, emphasizing the importance of maintaining that small-town feel even as League City grows.

Both women expressed deep gratitude towards the city and local sponsors, particularly Hometown Bank, for their unwavering support. “We couldn’t do it without you,” Hallacy said, reinforcing the collaborative effort that makes these events possible. Their heartfelt messages resonated with the audience, reminding everyone of the joy and unity that community events bring.

As the meeting wrapped up, the excitement for the upcoming celebrations lingered in the air, leaving residents eager to partake in the festivities that embody the spirit of League City. With a commitment to community and a promise of fun, the League City Proud organization continues to foster connections among its residents, ensuring that the heart of the city remains vibrant and welcoming.