The resolution recognizes April 9, 2025, as City of Kenedy Day at the State Capitol, honoring the residents of Kenedy for their contributions to Texas. The town, originally established as Kenedy Junction in 1886, has a rich history that dates back to a Spanish land grant in 1788. It grew significantly during the railroad era, becoming a trade and business center, and was formally incorporated in 1910. Today, Kenedy is an economic hub for Karnes County, benefiting from various industries, including farming, ranching, and oil, and is home to over 3,400 residents.

The resolution highlights the pride of Kenedy's residents in their community's history and their aspirations for a brighter future. It acknowledges the town's strategic location between major Texas cities and its status as the "flax capital of Texas," as well as its role in the Eagle Ford Shale region. The House of Representatives extends a warm welcome to the visiting delegation from Kenedy, celebrating their achievements and contributions to the state.