H.R. No. 63 is a resolution recognizing March 6, 2025, as Jim Wells County Day at the State Capitol, honoring the residents and their rich history. The resolution highlights the county's development from its early days, beginning with European settlement in 1754 and the establishment of ranching as a key economic activity following the arrival of the railroad in the 1870s. It notes the significance of Alice as a livestock shipment hub and the emergence of oil and gas extraction as leading occupations since the discovery of oil in 1931. The resolution also acknowledges the county's notable communities, healthcare facilities, and cultural contributions, particularly through the Tejano R.O.O.T.S. Hall of Fame and the South Texas Museum.

The resolution commends the leadership of elected officials in Jim Wells County and celebrates the community's vibrant heritage and commitment to future opportunities. It emphasizes the county's long-standing tradition of industry, achievement, and public spirit, asserting that the citizens of Jim Wells County deserve special recognition for their contributions. The House of Representatives adopted the resolution on March 6, 2025, welcoming the visiting delegation to the Capitol.