Beat the heat with FREE watermelon giveaway, courtesy of annual event by Harris Co. Pct. 4
Constable Mark Herman and his deputies at Atkinson Farms with watermelons for the annual Free Watermelon Giveaway. (Constable Mark Herman)
Harris County Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman ’s annual Free Watermelon Giveaway is back, offering a refreshing way for citizens of Precinct 4 to stay cool this summer.
The event will take place Tuesday, July 16, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., or while supplies last, at Atkinson Farms Produce, located at 3217 Spring Cypress Road.
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All residents are invited to come and receive one free homegrown watermelon per family, courtesy of Constable Herman.
This initiative aims to help the community stay hydrated and beat the summer heat.
No county funds are being used for this event, ensuring that the giveaway is a community-focused effort.
Come meet Constable Herman and his deputies, and enjoy a cool treat to help you stay refreshed during the hot summer days.
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