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In 2001, B2B Casuals was started in Lexington, KY. One of our
first customers was Keeneland Race Course. For those who haven’t dabbled
into horse racing, Keeneland is one of the most prestigious tracks in the World.
We felt pretty fortunate to pick up that customer and we have gained many
more race tracks around the U.S. since that time. In 2004, the company was
moved to Dallas, Texas.
We then began doing more embroidery and screen printing for corporations’
logowear and advertising promotionals as well as race tracks. Our home was
in Dallas so it was much more convenient for me than being an absentee owner having a business
in Kentucky.
When my husband sold his business in Dallas, it was time for us to move to our farm on
Lake Tawakoni. After making the drive to Dallas for 7 months, I was quite ready for a move.
We were able to secure a lease on an empty building just outside the city limits. In
December of 2009, after lots of improvements in the building, we were ready for business.
Race tracks still comprise over 50% of our business, but we are working on building
relationships with other companies and sports interests in the Tawakoni area.
Be sure to watch the Kentucky Derby this year – our saddle towels, jackets, and paddock
vests will be on display. It’s always fun to see your work on TV.
Hope you will come visit us soon. Thanks for making us welcome to the community.

Connie’s Hair and More was established in 2007, we are located
in historical downtown Quinlan at 121 West Main. We are a full
service salon and offer; color, cuts, perms, tanning, waxing, and
nails. We have four wonderful stylists that are fine tuned in their
art. Connie, Sandy, Cheryl, and Akeisha. Among our 4 Master
stylists we have over 100 years of experience. We are available
six days a week and would love to put some color in your life.
Call for your appointment today (903) 356-9097

Dr. Anthony Glass chose to practice dentistry in West Tawakoni, Texas shortly after graduating dental school in 1986. Dr. Larry Glass, his father, was practicing dentistry part- time in the area when he was joined by his son. The Glass dental office was first located in what is now the Tawakoni Library. Today, the senior Dr. Glass is retired and Dr. Anthony Glass practices in his office at 945 West HWY 276 in West Tawakoni.
Dr. Glass (Tony to his friends) is a graduate of Texas A&M Commerce and Baylor College of Dentistry. He has been married for 23 years to Donna Glass, a dentist as well. He has one daughter who is a sophomore in college at Cleveland Institute of Music in Cleveland, Ohio. Besides enjoying the practice of dentistry, Dr. Glass is an avid NASCAR fan and enjoys traveling with his family.

We are not just an electric utility -- we are an electric cooperative. With us, you’re not just a customer. You are a member and owner of Farmers Electric. You have a voice in our business. Unlike some electric companies, we’re a non-profit organization that is locally owned and operated. Our employees are your neighbors. Working to improve the quality of life in the communities we serve is the cornerstone of our daily operations.

Since 1937, when residents of Northeast Texas banded together to form FEC, members have demonstrated a desire and commitment to improve the quality of life in their communities. Operation Round-up is a program that gives members the option to have their monthly bill rounded up to the next highest dollar. For example, if your bill is $67.45, it would be rounded up to $68.00, with the additional 55 pennies going to Operation Roundup. The money raised will be used to directly support social, charitable and civic programs in our community. Your pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters collectively can add up to be used to for charity. Your monthly donation could range from one penny to ninety-nine pennies, but nationally, the roundingup feature averages out ot about fifty pennies a month - just $6 a year. This is only small change for most of us, but imagine the power when your contribution is combined with those of your fellow cooperative members.