Senate Resolution No. 324 recognizes April 9, 2025, as Karnes County Day at the Texas State Capitol, honoring the residents of Karnes County who will gather to celebrate this occasion. Established in 1854 and named after Texas Revolution hero Henry Wax Karnes, the county has a rich history, including its original county seat, Helena, and the later designation of Karnes City in 1893. Karnes County is notable for being home to the first Polish settlement in the United States and features a variety of small towns with unique histories.

Covering 758 square miles in the South Texas Plains, Karnes County is known for its agricultural richness, supporting industries such as grain, cattle, oil and gas, fiberglass manufacturing, retail, construction, and grain milling. With a population of over 15,000 residents, the county reflects a diverse cultural heritage, and its people are dedicated to preserving their history while striving for a prosperous future. The resolution expresses the Texas Senate's esteem for Karnes County and extends a warm welcome to the visiting delegation.