Senate Resolution No. 321 recognizes March 26, 2025, as Montague County Day at the State Capitol, celebrating the proud residents of Montague County, Texas. The resolution highlights the county's rich history, which dates back to its original inhabitants, the Comanche, Wichita, and Kiowa tribes, and its establishment in 1858. It details the county's growth from a population decline during the Civil War to a thriving community of over 20,000 residents today, driven by agriculture, cattle ranching, and the development of railroads.

The resolution also emphasizes the county's diverse economy, which now includes retail, healthcare, and educational services, alongside its historical roots in agribusiness. Notable communities within Montague County, such as Montague, Saint Jo, Bowie, and Nocona, are mentioned, along with recreational opportunities available at local lakes and annual events that foster community spirit. The Senate extends a warm welcome to the visiting delegation, acknowledging the contributions of Montague County to the state of Texas and honoring its residents for their commitment to building a brighter future.