07/22/2026
Tony Jenkins and the City of Mabank Public Works crew worked countless hours in the Texas heat to make sure the grounds and arena were in top-notch condition. From long days under the sun to early mornings and late nights, they quietly tackled the work that most people never see, but everyone benefits from. Their dedication and pride in our community did not go unnoticed.
But Tony’s contributions didn’t stop there.
Alongside his wife, Barb, Tony also led this year’s Mabank Rodeo Queen Contest. Together, they spent evenings, weekends, and countless hours recruiting contestants, coordinating details, and intentionally building what many have said was the stoutest Queen competition we’ve ever had. Every detail was thoughtfully planned, and it showed. The professionalism, horsemanship, and quality of this year’s program were a direct reflection of the time and heart they invested.
Tony and Barb, thank you for leading by example and for giving so much of yourselves to our rodeo. Your willingness to serve, often behind the scenes, helps preserve the traditions we all love while making them even better for the next generation.