Mayor Tate's Golden Jubilee: A 50-Year Celebration
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Mayor William D. Tate of Grapevine, Texas, is set to celebrate his fiftieth year in office in 2026, making him the longest-serving mayor in Texas history for a city of his size. The city plans a year-long Golden Jubilee, starting with the Main Street Fest on May 15th, followed by a tribute gala, public art dedication, and community picnic. Tate, a Grapevine native, has deep roots in the city, serving as city attorney and council member before becoming mayor in 1973. He has held the position ever since, building a legacy of steady leadership. Residents can look forward to various Golden Jubilee celebrations throughout 2026 and 2027.
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