Tarrant and Tom Green Counties Go Active as New Coordinators Take Over
Vicky Underhill and Steve Flora took the County Coordinator posts in Tarrant and Tom Green counties, both counties went Active, and Caldwell County reached Established.
Fort Worth and San Angelo have County Coordinators. On Sunday, November 8, Vicky Underhill took the post for Tarrant County and Steve Flora took it for Tom Green County. By the next morning both counties had moved up to Active status, putting Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) leadership in place in North Texas and in the Concho Valley.
Active marks a county with a coordinator in place and Texians organizing there now. Caldwell County went a step further the same day and reached Established, the status for a county that has its coordinator, another team seat filled, a steady base of volunteers organizing and an event on the calendar this quarter.
The moves come a week after Nueces and Wood counties reached Active, as the Texian Partisan reported.
Tarrant County
Underhill now leads the Tarrant team, speaking for the county in public and working directly with the movement’s headquarters. Tarrant was a Developing county until her appointment. The next seats to fill are a Deputy County Coordinator to run day-to-day operations and an Events and Logistics Coordinator to plan the county’s gatherings.
Tom Green County
Flora takes the post in San Angelo, where the county had also been Developing. His appointment gives the Concho Valley a County Coordinator to organize Texians across Tom Green and to speak for them at headquarters.
Caldwell County
Caldwell’s team, led by County Coordinator Belynda Verges, spent Friday evening, November 6, clipboarding at Lockhart City Hall. The county has had an Events and Logistics Coordinator since October 5, and the status change two days after the Lockhart event made Caldwell one of the movement’s Established counties.
Llano County
County Coordinator John Bolgiano and Llano volunteers were back on the Llano Courthouse Square on Saturday morning, November 7, with an information table on Texas independence during the square’s market.
Next on the Calendar
Bexar County holds the Alamo Memorial March at the Alamo in San Antonio on Saturday, November 14, at 6:30 p.m.
Each of these counties is organized by people who live there, and the case for independence reaches Texans through neighbors they already know. As of this week, Fort Worth and San Angelo have someone in charge of that work.
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