Senate Resolution No. 194 recognizes March 4 and 5, 2025, as Hunt County Days at the State Capitol, honoring the residents of Hunt County and the Greenville Chamber of Commerce who will be visiting Austin for the celebration. Established in 1846 and named after Memucan Hunt Jr., Hunt County has evolved from an agriculture-based economy to one that includes significant manufacturing. The county, which is home to over 113,000 residents, features notable cities such as Greenville and Commerce, and offers various educational resources, including East Texas A&M University and the Greenville Center campus of Paris Junior College.

The resolution highlights the county's rich history, attractions like Lake Tawakoni State Park and the Audie Murphy American Cotton Museum, and annual events such as the Hunt County Fair and Livestock Show. It also acknowledges the leadership of County Judge Bobby W. Stovall and the Hunt County Commissioners Court, as well as the efforts of the Greenville Chamber of Commerce in promoting economic growth and community initiatives. The resolution serves to pay tribute to the contributions of Hunt County residents to Texas while welcoming the visiting delegation to the Capitol.