The resolution recognizes February 18, 2025, as Montague County Day at the Texas State Capitol, celebrating the proud residents of Montague County. The county, located in North Central Texas along the Red River, has a rich history that includes its original inhabitants, the Comanche, Wichita, and Kiowa tribes, and its establishment in 1858. The area experienced population fluctuations due to historical events such as the Civil War and subsequent Indian raids, but by the 1880s, it had grown significantly. The county's economy initially thrived on cattle ranching and cotton production, later diversifying into oil and gas, and now includes retail, healthcare, and education.

Today, Montague County is home to over 20,000 residents and features notable communities such as Montague, Saint Jo, Bowie, and Nocona, the latter known for the Nocona Boot Company. The county offers various recreational opportunities, including lakes and outdoor activities, and hosts annual events like the Chisholm Trail Rodeo and Chicken and Bread Days Heritage Festival. The resolution honors the contributions of Montague County's residents to Texas and extends a warm welcome to the visiting delegation on this special day.