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BACKGROUND INFORMATION

CITY:

• City Of Lometa: Ofc: 512-752-3331; 100 E San Saba St, Lometa, TX 76853
  Web: lometatx.com; Email: CityOfLometa@yahoo.com

CHAMBER, TOURISM & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT:

• Lampasas County Chamber Of Commerce:
  512-556-5172; Fax: 512-556-2195; Toll Free: 866-556-5172
  205 US 281 S, POB 627 Lampasas, TX 76550
  Web: lampasaschamber.org, Email: info@lampasaschamber.org
• Lometa Economic Development Group: Contact City Hall

NEIGHBORING TOWNS: 17 mi NW of Lampasas, 20 mi E of San Saba, 13 mi NE of Bend; 20 mi SE of Goldthwaite

PRINCIPAL BUSINESS: Ranching, Winerery

MAJOR ATTRACTIONS: See full details in Directory below.

• Fiesta Winery: , 325-628-3433; fiestawinery.com

NEARBY & HILL COUNTRY-WIDE ATTRACTIONS: See Attractions.
Some of the very nearby attractions include:

• Bend: Alamosa Wine Cellers
• Fort Hood: Originally Camp Hood, now the largest military base in the world.
• Lampasas: Downtown National Historical District; Pillar Bluff Vineyards; Texas Legato Winery; Keystone Square Museum; Hanna Springs Sculpture Garden; Golf; Mayborn Planetarium & Space Theater
• San Saba: Historic Bridges; Wedding Oak; Millican Pecan Mother Tree; County Museum; Golf; Rising Star Vineyards & Winery

PARKS: There are many State and LCRA parks in the greater area as profiled on the Parks page. These nearby parks include: Colorado Bend State Park

• Bend: Colorado Bend State Park
• Lake Buchanan Area: Canyon Of The Eagles Nature Park; State & LCRA Parks
• San Saba: San Saba River Nature Park

Local city parks include:

• Lometa Regional Park: 512-752-3331; 15115 US-183 N, Lometa, TX 76853. From intersection of TX-581 and US-183, go S 1 mi on US-183 N. Wheeled-camper sites w/electric & water 12; undeveloped tent sites. Dump station, flush toilets, showers, bathhouse. Shelters, tables, grills. Playground, volleyball, softball, baseball, soccer fields, hiking trail, rodeo arena, washer-tossing pits. Fees

EVENT CALENDARS: Festivals & Major Events; Local Activities & Fun Things To Do; Farmer & Flea Market Days; Specialty & Seasonal Market Days; Art & Galleries; Quilting & Fiber Arts; Car Shows; Motorcycling Events; Beer & Brewing; Wine; Pet Events

WEATHER: Local Weather; Hill Country-wide Weather

MEDIA COVERAGE: See full details in Directory below.

• On-Line News: Google News
• Newspapers: The Lometa Buzz, on-ine, from City Hall; Lampasas Dispatch Record (semi-weekly)
• Radio/TV: Lampasas Radio, Q102 101.9 FM/KCYL 1450 AM; KACQ 101.9 FM
• Articles & Videos:

MAPS: Local Google; Hill Country Special Maps

HISTORY: Handbook of Texas Online: "Lometa is on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway at the junction of U.S. Highway 183 and Ranch Road 581, 16½ miles northwest of Lampasas in western Lampasas County. A saltworks known as the Swenson Salines was located eight miles from Lometa, near the mouth of Salt Creek on the Colorado River. During the Civil War much of the salt mined for the Confederate Army came from this saltworks, which was abandoned after several postwar attempts at private operation. Lometa was founded in 1885, when the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway began building west from Lampasas to San Angelo. A depot named Montvale, the first stop west of Lampasas, was established 2½ miles from Senterfitt, and a railroad agent named Cox took up residence. Eventually the entire town of Senterfitt, buildings and all, was moved to the new location. The first store was opened by J. T. Brown and a man named Woffard. Frank Longfield, executor of the estate of Alfred J. North, deeded the right-of-way to the railroad; 200 acres of this land became the townsite, and the town was laid out on May 17, 1886. Hoping to prevent the new town from becoming as wild as Senterfitt, a group of prominent citizens, including A. L. Horne, John W. Stephens, and W. B. Floyd, made a vow never to allow an open saloon. When the post office was established in 1886 with Frank McKean as postmaster, the residents discovered that there was already a Montvale in Texas, so the town was renamed Lometa (evidently from Spanish lomita, "little hillock"). The first hotels were opened by Mary Rahl, who moved her establishment from Senterfitt, and Mrs. J. C. Jackson, whose Jackson House catered to railway officials and passengers. Although drought retarded economic growth for the first three years, the town eventually began to make steady progress and soon became a shipping and trading center for farmers. A school built in 1889 was chartered as the Lometa Education Association College the following year and operated until 1909, when a public school was established and a new red brick building was built. A Methodist chapel was erected in 1890; it was followed by a Baptist church in 1901 and a Catholic church in 1920.

By 1890 the town had a population of 150, a cotton gin and gristmill, and telegraph service. The first newspaper, the Lometa Enterprise, began publication on May 18, 1894, under Jeff Funderburk. Another weekly paper, The Success, was in publication by 1896. The Lometa Reporter was started around 1900 and continued until 1960. The first bank was opened in 1906; by 1914 there were two. In 1910 a branch of the Santa Fe was built from Lometa to Eden, with construction headquarters in Lometa. The four years of railroad construction initiated an era of prosperity for Lometa. The population more than doubled, real estate prices soared, and business boomed. The Scholton Railway, a small branch established to haul cedar from the Colorado River to Lometa, operated from 1913 to 1920. The main industries have centered around agriculture and stock farming, and the town has served as a shipping point for cotton, wool, grains, pecans, mohair, cattle, and cedar posts. W. W. Tippen, one of the first wool buyers in Lometa, represented the Jeremiah Williams Company of Boston. W. M. Wittenburg, a licensed sheepmaster from Germany, brought his flock of Delaine sheep to the area in 1879. The Wittenburg wool clip is known throughout the American market and still brings premium prices. In 1909 F. C. Whitmire established the first electric light plant and generating station in Lometa. It folded in 1916 but was reopened by W. D. McLean around 1918 and operated until 1925. In the mid-1920s Texas Power and Light built a plant in the area, and in 1938 the Lower Colorado River Authority established electric service. A public waterworks was operated by a Mr. Hail from around 1910 until April 1915. The waterworks was run by a number of private individuals until it was taken over by the town, which had incorporated by 1920. In 1914 the first telephone system was organized. Santa Fe Lake, now Lometa Reservoir, constructed by the Santa Fe Railway in the following decade, became a popular swimming and fishing spot.

In 1919 the Wittenburg well was drilled near Lometa, but the presence of water prevented commercial oil production. The failure of the Tiger Lily well, drilled ten miles west of Lometa in 1938, ended the town's hopes for an oil boom. In 1945 Lometa had a gin, five churches, fourteen retail stores, an auction barn, and the Citizens State Bank. The population remained around 1,000 to 1,500 from 1925 to 1929. It dropped to an estimated 865 in 1931 and remained at between 850 and 950 into the early 1960s, when it began again to decline slowly. By 1982 it reached 666, where it remained through the mid-1980s. The ethnic composition is approximately 80 percent white and 20 percent Hispanic. In 1986 there were sixteen businesses, including wool shipping, cattle auctions, feed stores, metal firms, and an airstrip. Annual festivals include stock shows, a rodeo, and the Diamondback Jubilee. In 1990 the population was 625. The population grew to 782 by 2000."

Two railroads are located in Lometa, the BNSF Railway (previously the Santa Fe Railway) and the Gulf, Colorado and San Saba Railroad (previously the Santa Fe Railway's) branch to Brady, Texas. Until July 1968, Lometa was a night flag stop on the Santa Fe passenger train the California Special that ran from Clovis, New Mexico to Houston. See Lometa Samta Fe railroad: Railroad History

More history is described at the City web site, at Lometa History

PRIOR CITY NAMES: Montvale

HISTORICAL MARKERS: See Texas Historical Commission's Historic Sites Atlas: atlas.thc.state.tx.us. Includes interactive map plus detailed descriptions of historical markers, cemeteries, museums, all searchable by county.

CEMETERIES: See THC Historic Sites Atlas above.

• Britweiser
• Lometa Cemetery/I.O.O.F. Cemetery
• Senterfitt

AVAILABLE SERVICES: Gas: yes; Convenience Stores: yes; Restaurants: yes; Lodging: yes; Grocery Stores: yes; Banks: yes; Vehicle Repair: yes; Hospital: no; Med Clinic: no; Post Office: yes; Public Schools: yes; Cemetery: yes

OTHER PROFILES: City Data; Texas Escapes; Wikipedia

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BUSINESS & ORGANIZATION DIRECTORY



ANTIQUE ANGELS: 512-734-6052; 101 E Main St, Lometa, TX 76853




F & F TIRE: 512-752-7502; 101 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

LASTLY TIRE & LUBE: 512-752-3221; 614 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

LOMETA HARDWARE & AUTOMOTIVE: 512-752-3628; 120 E Main St, Lometa, TX 76853

LOMETA TIRE & LUBE: 512-752-4045; 605 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

M&M PAINT & BODY: 512-752-3517; 402 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

POE'S TRACTOR REPAIR SERVICES: 512-752-4209; 2095 CR-2730, Lometa, TX 76853

SCHUENEMAN GARAGE: 512-752-3110; 711 W Main St, Lometa, TX 76853




BANKCORPSOUTH: 512-752-3701; 101 N 4th St, Lometa, TX 7685. bancorpsouth.com




CHURCH OF CHRIST: 512-752-3561; 216 W Main St, Lometa, TX 76853

CHURCH OF THE HILLS: 512-752-3316; 14149 US-183 S, Lometa, TX 76853

CHURCH OF THE HILLS YOUTH COMPLEX: 512-752-3330; 315 E Railway N St, Lometa, TX 76853

FAMILY OF FAITH: 512-752-3244; 626 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH: 512-752-3523; 207 W Main St, Lometa, TX 76853

FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: 512-512-752-3661; 100 S 2nd St, Lometa, TX 76853

GOOD SHEPHARD CATHOLIC CHURCH: 512-556-5544; 411 W Main St, Lometa, TX 76853. stmaryslampasas.org. Shared Blessings Thrift Store

IGLESIA BAUTISTA BETH-EL: 512-752-3402; 204 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853




EVERETT A. KIRBY CONSERVATION CONTRACTOR: 512-752-3171; Lometa, TX 76853

KIRBY DOZER/SKIDSTEER SERVICE: 512-512-752-3171; Lometa, TX 76853

KIRBY STONE COMPANY SANDSTONE QUARRY: 512-752-8582; 7521 TX-581 W, Lometa, TX 76853. kirbystone.com

SHEPPARD & SHEPPARD TRUCKING & DOZER/CDS STONE & SUPPLY: 512-734-0303; 2339 TX-581 W, Lometa, TX 76853

TRIPLE "C" CONSTRUCTION: 972-834-8002; Lometa, TX 76853

WALTON REMODELING SERVICES: 512-525-6335; Lometa, TX 76853

EMERGENCIES
(Police, Fire, EMS/Medical)
Dial 911

CRIME STOPPERS-REPORT ANONYMOUSLY: 1-800-222-8477; or click: Stoppers

LOMETA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT: Admin: 512-752-3322; POB 246, 107 E San Saba St, Lometa, TX 76853. Chief Bob Montgomery

CRISIS HOTLINES: click Hotlines-Emergencies

CITY OF LOMETA: Ofc: 512-752-3331; 100 E San Saba St, Lometa, TX 76853. Email: CityOfLometa@hotmail.com; Web: lometatx.us. Meets 1st Mon at 7p. Cynthia Kirby, Mayor

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE: 512-752-3497; 102 N 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

LOMETA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GROUP: Contact City Hall

LOMETA REGIONAL PARK: 512-752-3331; 15115 US-183 N, Lometa, TX 76853. From intersection of TX-581 and US-183, S 1 mi on US-183 N. Wheeled-camper sites w/electric & water 12; undeveloped tent sites. Dump station, flush toilets, showers, bathhouse. Shelters, tables, grills. Playground, volleyball, softball, baseball, soccer fields, hiking trail, rodeo arena, washer-tossing pits. Fees

MUNICIPAL COURT: 512-752-3331; 100 E San Saba St, Lometa, TX 76853

LOCAL COUNTY GOVERNMENT: See: Lampasas County Government Offices

STATE & FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: For offices that represent the Hill Country,
see: Texas & Federal Government Offices

US POSTAL SERVICE (USPS): 800-275-8777; usps.com
Local post office: 512-752-3374; 101 E Elm St, Lometa, TX 76853




CLIP-N-CURL: 512-752-3383; 218 S 6th St, Lometa, TX 76853

HAPPY HEALTHY HAIR SALON: 512-752-9280; 504 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853 (In Spotted Donkey)

OLIVE STREET SALON: 512-752-4247; Lometa, TX 76853






AREAWIDE LOCK SMITH: 512-556-2822; 318 W Senterfitt St, Lometa, TX 76853. Susan Hines, susan@areawidelocksmith.com

CENTEX TREE WORK: 254-216-2871; 617 Main St, Lometa, TX 76853

DUBOSE PIPE & GATE INC. 512-752-3200; 14620 US-183 N, Lometa, TX 76853

FAUGHT HILL COUNTRY DRILLING INC: Closed

GIBSON'S BROTHERS SUPPLY: 512-752-3111; 510 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

H & H TREE SERVICE, INC: 512-512-734-2961; POB 70, Lometa, TX 76853. upyourtreeservice.com

HORSESHOEING: 210-355-7263; Lometa, TX 76853. Bubba Cannon

LOMETA GATE CO: 512-752-3311; 1972 FM-580 E, Lometa, TX 76853

LOMETA HARDWARE & AUTOMOTIVE: 512-752-3628; 120 E Main St, Lometa, TX 76853

RIVERA CUSTOM GATES & FEEDERS: 512-752-3946; 1056 US-190 W, Lometa, TX 76853. riveracustomgatesnfeeders.com

ROMERO PANEL YARD: 512-752-3176; 415 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

SUNBELT STONE: 214-773-1050; 8696 TX-190 E, Lometa TX 76853. sunbeltsandstone.com

TEXAS BEST PANELS INC: 512-752-3777; 15614 US-183 N, Lometa, TX 76853. portablepanels.com

TOM'S PLUMBING: 512-734-2453; 2643 TX-581 E, Lometa, TX 76853




TAXIDERMY & MEAT PROCESSING:

MYRICK TAXIDERMY: 512-752-3337; 106 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853. Taxidermy, meat market

HUNTING, FISHING, SPORTING GOODS, SPECIALTY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY STORES:

HILL COUNTRY BAIT & TACKLE: 512-752-8900; 1718 CR-2102, Lometa, TX 76853




MOORE INSURANCE AGENCY: 512-768-3355; 5875 CR-2901, Lometa, TX 76853




LOOSE NUTS LODGE: 512-512-752-5321; 1702 CR 2800, Lometa, TX 76853. loosenutslodge.com. Hunting lodge




183 STORAGE BUILDINGS: 512-734-1903; Lometa, TX 76853

B&D PECAN PARADISE: 512-752-3362; 9659 US-190 W, Lometa, TX 76853

BIG'S 104: 512-752-5901; 201 N 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

BRISTER CARE HOME: 512-752-3413; 218 S 8th St, Lometa, TX 76853

CENTRAL TEXAS STOCK FISH: 512-752-8555; Lometa, TX 76853

DESIGNS BY LYNCIE: 512-762-2808; Lometa, TX 76853

DH DESIGNS: 512-752-3801; 100 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853. westernartdesigns.com. Metal art

ECOLOGY REVOLUTION: 512-752-6501; 1361 CR-2509, Lometa, TX 76853

GROCERY 2 GO: Lometa, TX 76853

HEALING FOR THE MIND, BODY & SOUL: 512-734-6062; Lometa, TX 76853

HILL COUNTRY TRANSPORTATION: 512-752-3721; 1361 CR-2509, Lometa, TX 76853

KACQ 101.9 FM RADIO: Lometa, TX 76853. Debra L. Witcher. Country

KEITH DUNCAN LIVESTOCK: 512-752-3191; 1455 CR-1638, Lometa, TX 76853

KRISTI'S HOME KLEANING: 325-725-0278; Lometa, TX 76853

LANGFORD LIVESTOCK INC: 512-752-3722; 1361 CR-2509, Lometa, TX 76853

LOMETA AIR STRIP AIRPORT (7TE3): 512-752-3584; Located 3 mi NW of Lometa. No tower. No lighting. Grass sod runway, 2290 ft length, 1400 ft elevation. Privately owned.

LOMETA FEED: 512-752-3309; 209 E Main St, Lometa, TX 76853

LOMETA HORSE SALE AUCTION BARN: 325-641-0344; 616 W Main St, Lometa, TX 76853

LOMETA MINI STORAGE: 512-752-3259; 317 N 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

NORTH AMERICAN COACH RISK MANAGEMENT: 512-752-4122; 112 E Main St, Lometa, TX 76853

(The) ROCKIN' K STORAGE: 254-784-0479; 18877 US-183 N, Lometa, TX 76853

WAGON WHEEL RANCH: 512-734-0234; 287 CR-2745, Lometa, TX 76853. wagonwheelranch.com

WILL KENNEDY & SONS, LLC: 325-628-3220; 16594 FM-580, Lometa, TX 76853

WILLIAMS HOUSE EMERGENCY SHELTER: 512-752-3952; 108 W Main St, Lometa, TX 76853. thewilliamshouse.org

WINDHAM PERFORMANCE HORSES, LLC: 512-540-0615; 104 N 5th, Lometa, TX 76853. windhamperformancehorses.homestead.com. A family owned horse selling business

ZOEY'S POSSUM SHACK: 512-752-4219; 504 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853




AMERICAN LEGION: legion.org. A congressionally chartered mutual-aid organization of military veterans founded to benefit those veterans who served during a wartime.
Local Legion Post: #116, 325-200-3030; 101 E Elm St, Lometa, TX 76853

GIRL SCOUTS: girlscouts.org. A non-profit organization that provides a program for young people that builds character, trains them in the responsibilities of participating citizenship, and develops personal fitness.
Local: Girl Scout Troop, Debbie Fortner, 512-734-0240; Lometa, TX 76853

LIONS CLUB: lionsclubs.org. A volunteer-based, non-profit, community service organization that aggressively works to donate back to the community to support local, regional, national and international needs. Mission is to empower volunteers to serve their communities, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace and promote international understanding through Lions clubs.
Local: Lometa Lions Club: 512-752-3106; Lowell Ivey: 512-752-5386, Lometa, TX. Meets 1st & 3rd Tue, 6:30p at First Baptist Church. Facebook, lometalionsclub.org, events@lometalionsclub.org

LOMETA FOOD PANTRY: Lometa, TX 76853

LOMETA GARDEN CLUB: Lometa, TX 76853. Meets 3rd Mon, Sep-May, at 7p at L-M Garden Civic Building

LOMETA HOUSING AUTHORITY: 512-752-3588; 329 E Elm St, Lometa, TX 76853

LOMETA SENIOR CENTER 512-752-3693; 111 E Railway St, Lometa, TX 76853

TRAVELING AREA WIDE FOOD BANK: 3rd Wed, 9a, Baptist Church on Main




COUNTRY COTTAGE QUILTS & CRAFTS: 512-752-8808; 103 E Main St, Lometa, TX 76853




DH LAND COMPANY: 512-752-3800; 100 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853. dhlandcompany.com

HARDY REALTY: 325=372-7427; 1400 CR-1935, Lometa, TX 76853. bhardyrealty.com

JACKIE WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE: 512-752-3259; 216 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853. jwre.net

JEAN KIRBY REAL ESTATE: 512-752-3171; Lometa, TX 76853. jeankirby.com




BEER KOOLER: 512-752-8400; 219 N 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

(The) BRANDING IRON CAFE: 512-752-4499; 200 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

L&B ROADHOUSE BBQ: 512-752-3147; 17346 US-183, Lometa, TX 76853

MAC'S FAMILY BARBECUE: 512-752-4247; 101 N 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

MARY'S CAFE: 512-752-3005; 118 W Elm St, Lometa, TX 76853

MASON JAR CAFE: 512-752-8963; 215 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

MI CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT: 512-234-0642; 118 W Elm St, Lometa, TX 76853

RITTER'S BBQ: 512-752-3064; 17346 US-183 N, Lometa, TX 76853. rittersbbq.com

ROCKIN K KAFE: 512-752-4499; 215 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853

WAGON WHEEL CAFE: 512-752-3817; 111 W Main St, Lometa, TX 76853




FAMILY DOLLAR: 512-991-0001; Lometa, TX 76853

LOMETA TRADING POST: 512-752-8792; 13530 US-183 N, Lometa, TX 76853. Facebook

SHARED BLESSINGS THRIFT STORE: 512-556-5544; 411 W Main St, Lometa, TX 76853. stmaryslampasas.org. At Good Shephard Catholic Church

(The) SPOTTED DONKEY COUNTRY STORE: 512-756-3099; 504 S 4th St, Lometa, TX 76853




LOMETA REGIONAL PARK: 512-752-3331; 15115 US-183 N, Lometa, TX 76853. From intersection of TX-581 and US-183, go S 1 mi on TX 183 N. Wheeled-camper sites w/electric & water 12; undeveloped tent sites. Dump station, flush toilets, showers, bathhouse. Shelters, tables, grills. Playground, volleyball, softball, baseball, soccer fields, hiking trail, rodeo arena, washer-tossing pits. Fees apply.




LOMETA ISD: 512-512-752-3384; 100 N 8th St, Lometa, TX 76853. lometaisd.net. Pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Mascot: Hornets. UIL: Conf 1

WILLIAMS HOUSE CHARTER SCHOOL: 512-752-3952; 108 W Main St, Lometa, TX 76853

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LOCAL UTILITY PROVIDERS:

AT&T: 877-998-6713; att.com; Cable TV, wireless cellular phone, cellular data, and internet services.
Contact City Hall

ATMOS ENERGY: 800-460-3030. Dallas HQ: 888-286-6700;
Emergencies: 866-322-8667. atmosenergy.com. Natural gas service through underground pipes. Service Coverage Map. Nearest service office: 107 S Lee St, Fredericksburg, TX 78624

HAMILTON ELECTRIC: 800-595-3401; Area electrical service; pay at City Hall

WASTE CONNECTIONS (formerly Progressive Waste Solutions, and IESI): Austin HQ: 830-868-7597. wasteconnections..com.
Trash removal service. Local: 800-250-3142

LOWER COLORADO RIVER ASSOCIATION (LCRA): 800-776-5272; 3700 Lake Austin Blvd, Austin, TX 78703.lcra.org. LCRA plays a variety of roles in Central Texas: delivering electricity, managing the water supply and environment of the lower Colorado River basin, developing water and wastewater utilities, providing public recreation areas, and supporting community and economic development.
Emergencies (to report water pollution, such as spills or contamination): 1-800-776-5272 x6843

HILL COUNTRY-WIDE UTILITY PROVIDERS:

For Hill Country area utility service providers (electric, gas, water, sewer, trash),
telecom providers (land lines, cellular service, TV, internet), and related services (package delivery, newspaper, etc.), click: Utilities & Telecom





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