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We Americans love the summertime.  We love our hot Texas barbecues, bright blue pools, lemonade, red and white checkered tablecloths—basically all things America and all things Texas.  After this season of lockdowns and some would say government overreach, I’m guessing you—like me—are even more appreciative of our freedom and the American way of life.    As we rest and ponder over the summer, let’s think about our future and why we are members of Village Republican Women.  No doubt our common bonds...

Please accept this letter as an expression of thanks on behalf
of my family for the generous contribution made by the Village
Republican Women toward the Memorial Scholarship Endowment in
Nursing has been established in the name of my sister, Ann
Lucia, by Texas Woman’s University. Please be aware that this scholarship has now been fully
funded in the amount of Twenty-Five Thousand and No/100 Dollars
($25,000.00) and that a deserving nursing student will be the
recipient of the income from...

Village Republican Women does not schedule general meetings in the summer months. Our next general meeting will be on September 22nd. Don’t fret, our work and fun don’t stop!  We are planning a couple of summer C.H.A.T’s, be on the lookout for more information coming soon.
  SEND US YOUR PHOTOS! We also know our members are actively working to expand the Republican base, and we want to document your efforts in pictures.  Here is what you can do, take lots of pictures throughout the summer of your...

Spring has sprung and so has the number of Texas Congressional seats!  This is great news for Republicans in Texas, and it also raises the stakes for November 2022.  While the Texas Legislature waits for the necessary Census numbers from the federal government, which in normal times would have been delivered a long time ago, we at Village Republican Women are getting ready for the election cycle of our times. 

This month we are celebrating 60 years of Village. In his inaugural address on January 20, 1961, President Kennedy famously called on Americans to “Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.”  Clearly, our founding VRW members were listening and responding.  A group of ladies, including our first VRW President Gerry Hardway, established an enduring and effective organization that continues to thrive and grow.