H.R. No. 107 is a resolution commemorating the 175th anniversary of McLennan County, Texas, which was established on January 22, 1850. The resolution highlights the county's rich history, including its geographical significance in East Central Texas, the presence of Native American tribes prior to Anglo settlement, and the development of Waco as a major trade center due to infrastructure improvements like the Waco Suspension Bridge and the arrival of railroads. It notes the growth of the county's population from 189,000 in 1990 to approximately 273,400 today, emphasizing Waco's cultural attractions and educational institutions.

The resolution expresses pride in the community's historical contributions and its ongoing role in Texas's narrative. It extends best wishes to the residents of McLennan County for their future endeavors and acknowledges their efforts to celebrate their heritage while building a brighter future. An official copy of the resolution will be prepared as a token of esteem from the Texas House of Representatives.