Come Home To Hearne

HEARNE

Crossroads Of

TEXAS

C O M E   H O M E   T O   H E A R N E

Several preliminary promotional concepts are identified below.

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THEIR US HWY 79 TRAFFIC AT MID-DAY
Photo above taken in the Round Rock city limits. OURS
Photo above taken in the Hearne city limits.

COME HOME TO HEARNE

G R E E N E R   P A S T U R E S

Looking For Greener Pastures? Try Ours!
Photo above taken in the Hearne city limits.

COME HOME TO HEARNE

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Robertson County has 14 times fewer people per square mile than Brazos County.
( 18.7 versus 260.2 people per square mile )
Live close to all that Bryan & College Station have to offer --
but Come Home To Robertson County's open spaces & less hectic pace.

Robertson - it's a whole other county!

T H E   J O N E S E S

Having Trouble Keeping up with the joneses?

[Picture of a happy family in front of house with a "sold sign" in their hands.]

They just bought a house in Hearne that's
twice the size and half the price
of what they might have paid elsewhere!

COME HOME TO HEARNE

W A L K I N G   O N   W A T E R

Q:
Do Folks In Hearne & Robertson County Really Walk On Water?

A:
YES!

If you're in Hearne and Robertson County, you're walking on an ocean of water. The Simsboro member of the massive Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer runs directly beneath Hearne and Robertson County. Deep underground, this body of water will likely supply central Texas and other regions of the state with badly needed water in the coming centuries. So, if your company depends on access to water, you will never run out of this valuable natural resource if you locate your business directly above it - in Hearne!

Why should you consider moving to Hearne? Hearne's slower pace is ideal for single people, couples, parents with kids, & retirees. Learn about Hearne's quality of life.

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