Discover a Smithville Treasure in the heart of downtown Smithville.
THE GREAT OUTDOORS
SMITHVILLE 78957 Magazine is a publication to share all the wonderful things Smithville, Texas has to offer.
For those of us who live here, we know how blessed we are and we’d love for you to discover this hidden jewel of a town. There's so much to do, to see and to experience... We hope you enjoy!
EVENT/WEDDING Planning 14 16 24 25 04 THE KATY HOUSE Bed & Breakfast:
Uncover how the small town of Smithville continues to make its mark on the history books. 08 10 the Busiest Small Town in Texas a BIG Small Town Experience
Come See for yourself why Smithville’s Buescher State Park & Riverbend Park are worth exploring!
SMITHVILLE CONTINUES TO MAKE HISTORY.
DINING, ENTERTAINMENT & SHOPPING
Smithville has the best of both worlds, first class entertainment and small town charm.
THE NEW SHOPS ON THE BLOCK New Business Highlights
TRIBUTE to our Annual Sponsors
LOOKING & PLANNING AHEAD TO 2021
Make Smithville a part of your plans for the coming year.
Creator | April Daniels
Project Manager | Debbie Denny
Creative | Sarah Tompkins
Contributors | Don Hoffman, Photographer
Randy Kerr, Photographer
Lori Gola, Photographer
David Valdez, Photographer
Natalia Hannath, Photographer
the Katy House
BED & BREAKFAST
“The perfect real-life Hallmark bed and breakfast in a quaint little Texas town tucked away among the pines.”
Rich History
This Texas historic landmark was built by J.H. Chancellor, owner of the local mercantile store in the early 1900’s. Mr. Chancellor is remembered for his devotion to good service and as a generous businessman who frequently gave to those in need.
By 1941, 201 Ramona was purchased by Dr. Stephens, Division Surgeon for the MKT Railroad, where the home served as both his residence and doctor’s office. The downstairs’ stunning longleaf pine pocket doors separated the waiting area and patient rooms while the 2nd floor was his private living quarters. Babies were born and the sick were cared for. Former patients of Dr. Stephen's are known to stop by from time to time, just to say hello.
Continuing with the commitment to service that has braced the home since the founders of The Katy House Bed & Breakfast, Bruce & Sallie Blalock began the process in 1994. They poured twenty years of themselves into establishing this one-of-a-kind B&B as a memorable getaway.
Second-generation owners, Linda & Stu Leibowitz, invested their heart and soul in all the fine home details and tailored care for each guest. From the kitchen, guest rooms, cottages, and living spaces, each space has been hand touched by Linda’s design while Stu’s easy-going charm and talent graced the kitchen.
Over 26 years...
this B & B has been serving the Smithville community, and offers a beautiful getaway nestled around a town filled with small-town charm, walkability, scenery, and friendliness.
Amenities allow for a group of friends to gather or a romantic weekend away, whatever you need this is the place for you to escape to!
There are six guest rooms each with a private bath as well as cottages just steps away from the back porch of this historic home. Options to consider when planning your stay include king or queen beds, claw foot-tubs, or step-in showers. Be prepared to indulge in a delicious home-cooked breakfast and relax among the trees that canopy the backyard or on the private balcony while you enjoy the morning coffee or afternoon glass of wine as you embrace the peace and quiet.
The Priors
The legacies each have left are big shoes to fill, but new owners Tiffany & Joe Prior have created the goal to honor the mission of authentically providing a comfortable place for rest, reprieve, and reconnecting to others.
Though the Katy House was not in Prior's ‘planned’ life trajectory, it's funny how curveballs can end up being the best ones for you. Mountains were moved for this opportunity to be possible, so daily, Tiffany says, she is humbled to have been given a chance to be part of this home's history. More than anything, though, their family is passionate about caring for others.
Tens of thousands of guests have been served over the years in this sweet home. It’s truly the perfect Texas hideaway without sacrificing a day in the car or a trip to the airport. Tiffany and Joe invite you to explore and experience the charm of small-town life. Smithville, The Katy House, and their family would love the opportunity to welcome you.
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There are so many reasons to come and visit Smithville including access to the Colorado River and an abundance of parks. Smithville has 11 municipal parks that are maintained by the city of Smithville Parks & Recreation Department. Two of the most popular parks in the area are Buescher State Park and Riverbend Park.
the Great Outdoors
Riverbend Park
Located at 107 Hwy 71 W, in Smithville, just west of the Colorado River bridge, is the city’s finest outdoor recreational spot. This park is busy year-round. The park has a walking trail, fishing pier, barbecue pits and picnic tables near the river.
“Chuckwagon Square” is a fenced area that includes a covered stage and dance floor, and acres of old oaks for shade with picnic tables underneath; it is an ideal place for parties, reunions and special events. Washer and horseshoe pits let friends toss a few for fun and competition. Recently, a 9-hole disc golf course was added.
Outside the fence are a lighted softball field and sand volleyball pits for team play. A large playscape area open to the public free of charge, is a favorite with the
younger crowd and has tables and small barbecue pits, great for birthday parties. The covered Park Pavilion, with kitchen facilities can be rented for events during the year, such as carnivals and banquets.
A rodeo arena is also on site, where the Smithville Youth Rodeo Association rides once a month. Two buildings in the park have bathroom facilities.
At the entrance, a train sculpture created by artist Jeff Snyder and the folks at LPAA, welcomes you into the park.
Nineteen RV hookups are available; call the Parks & Recreation Dept. at 512-237-3282, ext 7 to reserve space or to rent areas of the park for events. The park is open year-round.
Buescher State Park
Located on Park Road 1-C in Smithville, Off FM 153, a half mile north of Hwy 71, is in an area known as the Lost Pines Region because of the abundance of pine trees, is on over 1,100 acres. Activities include non-motorized boating (no ramp/small lake); fishing in a stocked lake for catfish, bass, crappie, perch and also rainbow trout; nature study; hiking on 7.5 miles of trails and interpretive programs.
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The scenic, 12-mile-long paved road between Buescher and Bastrop State Parks is winding and hilly. Ideal for biking for experienced cyclists. Or, rent a kayak or canoe for $5 per hour and paddle through calm lake waters.
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Camping and other facilities include restrooms with hot showers; campsites with water; campsites with water and electricity; screened shelters; picnic sites; a playground and group picnic pavilion (for day use only, capacity 35) with a fireplace and picnic tables; a 100-person capacity recreational hall is available for day and night use and has a full kitchen, heat, air-conditioning, fans, a patio, a fireplace, and a restroom. Limited use cabins sleep four people and have two sets of bunkbeds, a table, chairs, AC/Heat, microwave, ceiling fan, refrigerator, kitchen countertop, and curtains. There is no plumbing in these cabins, but full restrooms are only a short walk away.
Well, it looks as if the time has come to move the “Totally Hooked Newsletter” from snail mail to a digital version. I ’m hoping that you all find it is as interesting to read and a whole bunch more colorful. Please feel free to drop me a line anytime you have a comment or question about the new version. Hope your summer’s been carefree and fun and you have been able to stay cool! And as always, we love working with your referrals (family, friends, and/or acquaintances).
We will always be Totally Hooked – 100 percent – Nothing less!
The park is open 7 days a week year-round.
mound of gently sloping dirt. Plant some pretty flowers and bushes and wahlah!, you
bring lots of color to your front yard.
Keep in mind, most berms should be no more than 2 feet high because of the space required to properly build one. They need 4-6 feet of width for every foot of height. For example, for a 2-foot high berm, you would need at least 8 feet of width. So, if you have less room, you will need to lower the berm.
What kind of plants should I use?
Glad you asked! Here are some popular choices but remember, it’s ultimately your choice and how much you want to spend.
• Flowering bushes, such as azaleas
• Evergreens, such as blue spruce
• Perennials, such as periwinkle
• Tall, swaying prairie grasses
• Lots of mulch to keep weeds away
How much will all this beautiful color cost me?
Busiest Small Town IN Texas the
30 miles East of Austin
85 miles Northeast of San Antonio
105 miles Northwest of Houston
65 miles East of Bryan/College Station
190 miles South of Dallas/Ft. Worth
In 1895 a legendary coin flip established the town’s name as “Smithville”. Legend has it that a Burleson and a Smith agreed to “toss” for the name, as the town had been known informally for decades as Smithville but the Burleson family had been instrumental in the town’s growth. Mr. Smith supplied the nickel. It was later discovered that it was, in fact, a double-headed nickel! Mr. Burleson is reported to have written: “I was foiled by a fickle nickel !”
The Smithville Police Department is housed in a natural stone building, which began its life as the fire station, circa 1933. It was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps with stone quarried for the building from a location known as “The Hill.”
Smithville has the only full service hospital, the only airport, the only recycling center, and the only doggy bark park in Bastrop County!
continues to make History!
In 2011 a Historic Commercial & Residential Properties Tour and a Film Location Tour were created for those wanting to tour Smithville by car or on foot. Both brochures are available at the Smithville Visitors Center 100 Main St or by www.smithvilletx.org/tour.
September 2013 – The Texas Commission on the Arts designated Smithville as a Cultural District, one of only 24 in Texas at that time. The Cultural District was named the Richard D. Latham Cultural District.
January 2008 – The Texas Film Commission certified Smithville as the First Certified Film Friendly Community in Texas.
Guinness World Record officially recognized “Smitty” as the World’s Largest Gingerbread Cookie weighing 1,308 lbs. 8 oz, measuring 20’ from head to toe in their 2009 edition (pg. 124).
November 2020 - A beautiful mosaic of Smithville’s own, Hannibal Lokumbe, a world-renowned trumpeter and composer was created by mosaic artist Stefani Distafano on the side of the Mosaic Art & Home building at 218 Main Street.
The Smithville Veterans Memorial & Splash Park was dedicated on May 27, 2013. Among the memorial walls in the park are names of over 4,000 men & women who honorably served our country.
2020 - Smithville Mayor Scott Saunders designated Smithville a Golf Cart Friendly Community.
Designated by Smithville Mayor, Scott Saunders...
The City of Smithville’s golf cart ordinance allows golf carts in the city on two-lane roadways with a maximum speed of 30 miles per hour. Permits are issued to drive a golf cart in Smithville after the cart is inspected by the Smithville Police Department; golf cart drivers must be 18 years or older and must have a valid driver’s license and insurance for their golf cart.
Smithville also allows golf carts from out of town with a day pass.
The STX Golf Cart Club
BIG a small town EXPERIENCE
& Fine
Dining
Fresh from a Farmers' Markets, the prettiest plate of fine cuisine, or finger-lickin' good BBQ, Smithville has it all.
Don't miss out on homemade baked goods, mouthwatering steaks, delicious sandwiches, and so much more.
This quaint small town is BIG on friendliness & many things to do.
Live Music & Entertainment
Smithville is becoming a destination for live performance. From Playhouse Smithville, now in its’ 11th season, to The Fat Cat Lounge, Blazer’s Bar & Grille’s Amani Room, Rio Social House, and Carne Lenta’s new outdoor stage, Smithville is quickly becoming the go-to live music and theater center of Bastrop County.
Many weekend nights The Front Room Wine Bar will have a live musician performing, Honey’s will have a country band, Blazer’s Amani Room will host a world-renowned R&B artist and the Fat Cat Lounge will ring with a jazz trio. Rio Social House has a fantastic outdoor stage that has already hosted live theater shows and local musicians. Carne Lenta has hosted Guy Forsyth, Mosaic Art & Home hosts internationally known musicians and Playhouse Smithville has produced more than 100 live shows, from The Rocky Horror Show to Arsenic & Old Lace.
See www.smithvilletx.org for a list of new business including:
It’s A Goode Thing, Rolling Rescue Tires, Liquor Depot, Texas Trails Antiques & Marketplace, Smithville General Store
the New Shops ON THE BLOCK
New Business Highlights
301 Main Street
Fat Cat Lounge
One of Smithville’s newest businesses is the Fat Cat Lounge and Cafe, which features an innovative wine bar, a full menu restaurant, and a live music venue. They will showcase acts playing Jazz, Blues, Rock, Country, and everything in between. The owners, Dennis and Lori Huffman have lived here in Smithville for 8 years. Dennis is a retired teacher, who taught in Houston ISD for 30 years, while Lori worked extensively in the wine industry and as a real estate agent. She currently is a realtor for Schultz Texas Properties.
Located at 301 Main Street, on the corner of Main and the Loop, the Fat Cat Lounge is in one of Smithville’s oldest and most revered buildings. Erected in 1902, it is still the tallest building in Bastrop County and was originally the Masonic Lodge. Recently renovated for the wine bar, it now impresses with the perfect blend of the old and new. Exposed red brick and weathered hardwood floors are highlighted by chandeliers and colorful lights, giving it a unique but serene atmosphere.
Because of Lori’s long and varied career in the wine industry, she is uniquely qualified to run their new bar. Lori has worked in every position from retail, to distribution, to national sales and has been one of the key judges at the Houston Rodeo International Wine Competition since it began in 2004. She brings a wealth of experience and insight to share with her patrons and countless connections in the industry. They will host an array of wine classes and dinners, starting with Guy Stout on Dec. 3rd. Guy, The Cowboy Sommelier, is the preeminent figure in the Texas wine industry and will host a wine dinner, featuring selections from his own winery and food he is preparing himself. Come by and support this new business and help Smithville further develop its entertainment and hospitality scene.
Rio Social House
Rio Social House bar and cafe is one of the many new businesses to open their doors in Smithville. The vision of owners, twin sisters, Charlotte and Carrie Keith, is to provide a gathering space for the Smithville community as well as tourists. They have specialty coffee drinks, Blue Bell ice cream, a full bar with craft brews on tap, and mocktails for the sober community. A variety of food items which will change regularly will also be available. Rio has an indoor stage for more intimate performances such as solo artists, singer-songwriters, open mic nights, spoken word or stand up as well as an outdoor stage for the bigger bands.
Rio is not only a business but the building stands out as a piece of art. The 100-year-old Spanish style art deco building showed its age before the sister’s renovation. Many folks have told them they hoped somebody would do something cool with the special space. The sisters have pulled that off with features that include a flamingo mosaic scene, giant mirrored palm trees, and hand-made tile created by local artist, Stefanie Distifano. The adjacent garden is being transformed from a boring plot of grass into a tropical escape complete with a fire pit/pickers circle, sailboat water feature, and one of only 3 petanque courts located in a bar in the US.
501 Main Street
NE 2nd Street
The sisters are excited to share their dream of creating an enchanting space to socialize with friends or get some work done in a relaxing setting using their Wi-Fi, complete with USB ports to plug in and recharge. Once we have made it to the other side of the pandemic, indoor and outdoor games of all sorts for all ages will be available. But for now, enjoy their large outdoor space, perfect for passing the time during covid, with a hot toddy or hot chocolate by the fire. Festive holiday specialty drinks will be on the menu during the holiday season to warm your bones and spirit. Rio’s current hours are from 7 AM – 10 PM 7 days a week.
Carne Lenta
The Taco Flats/ La Holly restaurant/bar group has made its way to Smithville. Operating out of the old Micklethwait BBQ space, Carne Lenta is smoking meats for delicious tacos on homemade tortillas. They opened in November in the building known as the “Vasek Garage” houses Carne Lenta, which is Spanish for “slow meat”, the “garage bar”, and a butcher shop. During lunch the quick service line at Carne Lenta is serving up individual tacos and meats by the pound. At 4pm the garage bar will open its doors for happy hour, then dinner service. Sports and shuffleboard defines the space as the local hang out.
On weekends Tony Olvera Pit-master/Butcher and Partner of the project takes fresh carcasses and processes them for retail consumption. The BUTCHER SHOP sells raw meats and smoked charcuterie on Friday, Saturday and Sunday’s from 11am to 5pm. Friday and Saturday nights from 9pm to 12am, the butcher shop will convert into a pre-prohibition and post-prohibition cocktail speakeasy. Space is limited.
Saturdays will be their day for music. The stage looks out to their patio and toward Olive Street will host local and regional bands. They hope to be the entertainment draw for the surrounding communities. You can follow them on face book and/or instagram @carnelenta.
Murphy's Vintage
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at an early age with her mom. In the store, you will find a wide selection of furniture pieces carefully restored & reimagined for your home. For those looking to complete their own refinishing project, Murphy’s Vintage sells the full line of Fusion Mineral Paint products. This paint line is a great choice for novice painters as it requires minimal prep, amazing coverage, a beautiful finish & easy cleanup. What makes it different from similar popular paint brands is that it includes a built-in top coat so it does not have the be sealed separately! Have a project in mind but unsure where to start? Stop by for a quick consult or join a hands-on class!
Angela also has a keen eye for carefully curating unique treasures including
Ironstone, silverplate, unique paintings, gorgeous mirrors, oneof-a-kind lighting, kitschy kitchen, vintage clothing & everything in between! If you are a fan of Pinterest, you will be sure to find lots of inspiration as well as many project pieces to let your imagination run wild!
Murphy’s Vintage isn’t just your typical antique store! They stand apart with their personal touches & relationships with customers. Offering so much more than just “old stuff” - including Cavallini Paper company posters and puzzles as well as locally-made Takona Soapery bath products. You are sure to find the perfect accent for your home or a unique gift for someone special in your life!
You can find Murphy’s Vintage year-round in Smithville, Texas at 207 Olive Street. Hours are 10-5 on Fridays & Saturdays, or by appointment. Spring & Fall you can also find them during the local Round Top/Warrenton Antique Show, set up daily at the Campbell Building in downtown Warrenton.
Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway, Family Festival for a fun-filled day-trip, planning your next event, or maybe saying "I do" ...Smithville's got you covered as the Busiest Small Town in Texas!
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2021 EVENTS annual
Community-Wide Garage Sales
(1st Sat. April & October)
Join us for two Community-Wide Garage Sales in Smithville, Texas Find your treasures at more than 60 garage sales all over Smithville and downtown. Free maps to all shoppers at the Chamber office downtown.
SMITHVILLE JAMBOREE!
In Jamboree’s early days, Jamboree was held on the streets of Downtown Smithville, today known as “Main Street”. There were food vendor’s, a soda booth, street dances, jelly and jam contest, bread making, watermelon booth, chicken booth and many other events. In the later years, Jamboree was moved to its current home of Riverbend Park. Jamboree is typically the week after Easter. Check website for dates and details.
Smithville Airport Fly-In
(2nd Saturday in May)
The skies above Smithville are buzzing with activity with the annual Airport Fly-In. The Smithville-Crawford Municipal Airport (84R) plays host to pilots and their guests that fly in for a day of fun and shopping Smithvillestyle! Area residents are also invited to explore the airport facilities, visit with pilots, browse the ex-hibits, and grab a bite to eat as well.
ECO/PHOTO FEST
(2nd Saturday in October)
Week-Long Virtual Event Eco Fest and Photo Fest have merged into one program in 2020. Experts in photography and ecology speak on topics as diverse as light pollution to night-sky photography.
Smithville Wingfest, Homebrew & Chili Cook-A-Roo
(Last Saturday in September)
The Annual Smithville Wingfest & Chili Cook-A-Roo in historic downtown Smithville is a great time to come out and cook up some wings, chili or home brew beer for our judges! Visit www.smithvillewingfest.com for details. Come enjoy tastings of wings and chili for People’s Choice! Wristbands are just $15 to taste all the wings and chili! Beer booth, live music all day and lots of great food vendors.
Halloween Spooktacular!
(October 31st)
Smithville’s littlest ghouls and goblins come downtown on Halloween for candy, train rides, ghost tours and a haunted house. Businesses hand out candy and prizes, costume contest, bounce houses, zombie walk and more at this annual event. Join us every Halloween from 5pm to 7:30pm.
Airing of the Quilts & Garden Club Home Tour
(2nd Saturday in November) Come out and view the beautiful quilts displayed up and down Main Street and all over town, particularly on Ramona Street. The gorgeous quilts include a variety of styles and represent many different stitching patterns and themes. Shop the vendors for supplies, materials and gifts and enjoy the shops and restaurants. Take the train to see the Garden Club Home Tour and get your home tour tickets on Main Street on the day of the event. As always, Airing of the Quilts is a free event and the home tour costs $10.
Some annual events may be canceled or postponed due to Covid-19. Please check the website for details www.smithvilletx.org
EVENT/ WEDDINGplanning
FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS & LIGHTED PARADE
(1st Saturday in December)
Every First Saturday in December Smithville Chamber of Commerce transforms Main Street into a themed winter wonderland for the Festival of Lights. The event features holiday exhibits, a kid’s area, games and fun activities along with great music, food and drinks as well as photos with Santa and indoor and outdoor markets. After dusk, the Annual Lighted Parade with Santa begins (no parade in 2020 due to COVID-19).
Enchantment awaits at one of the premier wedding venues in Smithville. Let the views of the Colorado River Valley steal your breath away and paint the perfect picture on your wedding day. Their rustic wedding venue provides scenic indoor and outdoor locations and their thoughtful staff provides peace of mind. They’ll be there for you every step down the aisle.
YOUR INTIMATE WEDDING LOCATION
Exchange your vows at their hilltop ceremony site among the towering pines and full oak trees of the Colorado River Valley. Once the ‘I dos’ are done, wind down at a cocktail hour on their patio with stunning valley views. Celebrate your date with loved ones under the high beamed ceilings and rustic metal roof inside the Grande Room. Climate controlled, with oversized windows, their reception space blends the beauty of our outdoor views with the comfort of being indoors.
RED RIDGE WILL HANDLE ALL THE DETAILS
Red Ridge offers a wedding experience like no other. They are proud to offer a variety of all-inclusive wedding packages, with inhouse services and referrals to their preferred vendors to create a complete wedding experience. Save on each individual service when you choose from their all-inclusive wedding packages for your special day. Go to redridgereceptions.com for package and pricing details.
COME SEE WHAT EVERYONE IS RAVING ABOUT
Acclaimed wedding publications, The Knot, and Wedding Wire honored them with several “Best Of” and “Couples’ Choice” awards, recognizing Red Ridge as a top Austin-area wedding venue. They are also honored to have won first place in the venue category for the Best of Bastrop County. They would love to schedule a guided virtual tour or an in-person tour to talk more about your wedding plans. Visit our website, call or email us today to schedule a tour!
“The views are breathtaking and the whole venue is picture- perfect…”
Red Ridge Receptions
Ponderosa Wedding & Events
PONDEROSA
Weddings & Events Venue
1490 FM 2104 | Smithville, TX 78957 512-229-5116
www.ponderosaeventstx.com urbancowboyfood.com
This beautiful wedding venue sits in Smithville, right outside of Bastrop. A quick 40 Minutes from Austin/ABIA, or short drive from Houston and College Station at more than half the cost of most Hill Country Venues.
Ponderosa features a 2400 Sq. Ft Air-Conditioned Rustic Barn and can seat up to 175 guests inside. Unlimited dining/seating space outdoors.
There’s a 600 sq ft changing/dressing suite bridal cottage with its’ own bathroom. Handcrafted Reclaimed Pine & Cedar Arbor, Spacious Restrooms, Beer garden/Patio, Handcrafted Farm Tables & Pecan Wood Padded Folding Chairs, Lawn Games, Barnwood Benches for your Ceremony, Catering Kitchen, rolling Acres for easy parking and outdoor activities.
Bring your Wedding, Birthday Party, Holiday Party, Social Event, Rehearsal Dinner, Gala, Memorial, Reunion, Corporate Event to the Ponderosa Events Wedding Venue.
They are more than just a rental space - Their family has over 30 years’ experience in the Wedding & Special Event industry as well as bars and restaurants. They offer Catering from their 5 Star Catering Company - Urban Cowboy, also offer a Food Truck, Bar Services, Professional wedding and event planners, music, floral, dessert and much more. Ponderosa will help make your event turn-key and perfect in every way.
All outside vendors welcome.
All Inclusive or DIY, they allow you to Do It Yourself (except Bar Services) or have them help with the vendors, logistics and planning of your special day to make it a breeze. Ponderosa now offers Micro-Weddings (mini weddings) all-inclusive packages including catering, bar mixers for up to 80 people.
Ponderosa Wedding & Events
Martha Salazar,
Jacki Short is a real estate agent who specializes in Farms, Ranches and Residential properties including but not limited to those with potential for renovation/remodeling. She has a wide array of experience with properties including, farm/ranch, residential (homestead as well as rental) and commercial buildings. Jacki has lived in the area her entire life and as a result has deep community connections. She is an Emergency Medical Responder, serves as a volunteer fire fighter and is on the Chamber of Commerce board in Smithville.
If you are looking for a trusted advisor, Jacki is the one to walk by your side when looking for:
• A farm or ranch
• A property or home with fixer upper potential
• Commercial property
• Rental income property
Jacki is married to Andrew, and has two children: Emma and Hudson. She is a cattle rancher, aspiring roper, residential/commercial property owner/manager, and is currently renovating her farm home.
