House Joint Resolution 1650, sponsored by Representative Cochran, honors the Community Action Group of Englewood (CAGE) as it prepares to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of Englewood June Days in 2026. This resolution highlights the significance of the festival, which began in 1986 as part of Tennessee Homecoming '86, aimed at rediscovering local heritage and fostering community spirit. The initial celebration, organized by Marion Cochran and local residents, included various activities such as softball games, music, and a community church service, ultimately leading to the establishment of an annual festival that has continued to thrive.

Over the years, Englewood June Days, now often referred to as Englewood Celebrates, has evolved while maintaining its traditional roots, featuring pancake breakfasts, bluegrass music, and community dances. CAGE, the nonprofit organization that emerged from the original planning committee, continues to promote Englewood's heritage through events and the operation of the Englewood Textile and History Museum. The resolution expresses gratitude for CAGE's contributions to the community and wishes them continued success in their mission to preserve and celebrate Englewood's unique culture.