Credit Union of Texas hosting the 5th Annual Community Chili Cook-Off on March 7th
CommunityChiliCookoff_122925_Flyer_v032026 completeCommunityChiliCookoff_RegistrationForm_2026_v04 Credit Union of Texas is hosting the 5th Annual Community Chili Cook-Off on March 7th on Davis Street in Gilmer where the first-place chili winner will receive $1,500 and there will be cash prizes for 2nd and 3rd place as well. We are partnering with the Bethesda Lodge #142 and all proceeds from…
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