Texas Rural Living, Inc.

02/09/2026

01/20/2026

BELOW FREEZING TEMPS FORECASTED FOR THE UPCOMING WEEKEND…

Lows in the upper teens with highs in the 20s are being forecasted beginning this Friday evening through Sunday. Wintery precipitation is also expected but uncertain how much. Prepare ahead of time!

1. Make sure outside water hydrants and exposed pipes are properly insulated, covered and/or drained

2. Turn off all sprinkler system controllers

3. Shut off the water to the sprinkler system and drain if possible

4. Place a heat lamp or heater on a thermostat plug inside well houses or in areas that exposed pipes maybe vulnerable to extreme cold temps

5. Leave faucets inside your home dripping during the extreme cold temps

6. Open cabinet doors under sinks to allow warm air around exposed plumbing

If you need assistance with anything, please feel free to call the office, (325) 356-1725.

Stay safe and stay warm!

12/06/2025

Here it is…the 2025 Texas Rural Living-Christmas Light Driving Tour…

What better to do on the first weekend in December than to grab your family and friends and go Christmas light looking!

This year there are 133 on the tour…136 completed…with plenty of lights to see regardless of where you live (Please note…there are a few “technical difficulties” being worked through a a couple of properties but they will be worked out soon)

It is our hope you all enjoy your time looking at the lights and with your friends and family. Thanks to all who allowed us to hang your lights this year!

Lights will remain on through the New Year.

Let us know which one is your favorite…

11/12/2025

#56 of 135ish going up this morning…

The 2025 Texas Rural Living Christmas Light Driving Tour is coming together quickly. This year will feature around 135 properties lit up in celebration of the Christmas season!

Lights go on December 1st…stayed tuned for the complete list!

10/14/2025

“Today Billie Joe MacAllister jumped off the Tallahatchie Bridge…”

It is no secret to anyone that Jami and I and the Texas Rural Living-Business Group strongly supports the history of Comanche and Comanche County and its accuracy!

We are proud to be a sponsor of this awesome project at the Comanche County Museum showcasing some of our local history and the pioneers that helped settle our county.

The Lighted Bridges is a project supported by a few of our great locals and will be ready to be presented during the Christmas season. They will be lit up with a vintage style bulb throughout the season and will then be changed out to red, white and blue in January for America 250 as we celebrate 250 years of America in 2026!

Hopefully history isn’t written today to be known as “Today Clint D. Tunnell jumped off the Comanche Bridge”…

Can’t wait to flip the switch on this one!!!

Call the office to get on the list for the 2025 Texas Rural Living Christmas Light Driving Tour.

325-356-1725

10/13/2025

And so it begins…

Christmas light installations for the 2025 Texas Rural Living-Christmas Light Driving Tour begin TODAY…

This year, over 130 properties will be playing host throughout December with over 20 miles of lights installed; bringing Christmas cheer and a memorable season across Comanche, Brown, Mills, Eastland, Callahn, Hamilton and Bosque Counties.

If you would like an estimate for our professional design and installation, please give the office a call.

325-356-1725

Merry Christmas!

***Market at the Mill will be lit up just in time for Fall Fest in Clifton, Texas…***

04/02/2025

Working hard to turn this beautiful house into a home this week…

Sprinkler system, landscape, trees and turf to get growing…hoping Mother Nature cooperates!

01/03/2025

BELOW FREEZING TEMPS FORECASTED FOR EARLY NEXT WEEK AND THRU THE WEEK…

Lows in the upper teens with highs in the 30s are being forecasted beginning next Monday and through the week. Precipitation is expected but uncertain this early. Prepare ahead of time!

1. Make sure outside water hydrants and exposed pipes are properly insulated, covered and/or drained

2. Turn off all sprinkler system controllers

3. Shut off the water to the sprinkler system and drain if possible

4. Place a heat lamp or heater on a thermostat plug inside well houses or in areas that exposed pipes maybe vulnerable to extreme cold temps

5. Leave faucets inside your home dripping during the extreme cold temps

6. Open cabinet doors under sinks to allow warm air around exposed plumbing

If you need assistance with anything, please feel free to call the office, (325) 356-1725.

Stay safe and stay warm!

01/02/2025

Does your landscaper give you roses in January?

Our spring project schedule is filling up. Be sure and give the office a call to schedule your FREE consultation for your landscape and/or irrigation projects or turf maintenance.

(325) 356-1725

***pictured is the Julia Childs roses we installed 4 years ago now…still doing what they do best!***