Senate Resolution No. 78 recognizes March 25, 2025, as Parker County Day at the State Capitol, celebrating the proud residents of Parker County, Texas. Established in 1855 and named after Isaac Parker, the county has a rich history marked by the arrival of settlers and the development of its economy through the construction of railroads. Key towns such as Springtown and Weatherford have played significant roles in the county's growth, with Weatherford serving as the county seat and a historical frontier settlement in North Texas.

Today, Parker County boasts a diverse economy centered on commercial and agribusiness, with local farms producing various agricultural products. The county is known for its attractions, including Clark Gardens and the Doss Heritage and Culture Center, as well as its designation as the Peach Capital of Texas and the Cutting Horse Capital of the World. The resolution extends a warm welcome to the visiting delegation, highlighting the county's unique history and its residents' commitment to building a bright future while enjoying the benefits of its rural setting and proximity to urban amenities.