H.R. No. 760 is a resolution recognizing April 9, 2025, as City of Kenedy Day at the State Capitol, in honor of the residents of Kenedy who will gather to celebrate their community. The resolution highlights the town's historical significance, tracing its origins back to a Spanish land grant in 1788 and its establishment as Kenedy Junction in 1886, named after Mifflin Kenedy, a key benefactor of the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway. The town has evolved over the years, becoming a vital trade and business center, with the establishment of a post office, school district, and bank, and it was formally incorporated in 1910.

Today, Kenedy is recognized as an economic hub in Karnes County, benefiting from various industries such as farming, ranching, oil, gas, and uranium. With a population of over 3,400 residents, Kenedy proudly claims the title of the "flax capital of Texas" and is strategically located between major cities. The resolution serves to honor the community's rich history and contributions to Texas, as well as to welcome the visiting delegation to the Capitol. The resolution was adopted by the House of Representatives on April 17, 2025, with a vote of 133 in favor and 7 against.