American Parks Company

40 Something Cowgirls in Breckenridge is a vibrant community of women who share a love for horses and the Western lifestyle. With a focus on fun and friendship, members enjoy a variety of activities and events centered around horsemanship and camaraderie. Founded on the principles of empowerment and support, this group provides a welcoming space for women in their 40s and beyond to connect, learn, and grow together through their shared passion for horses and the equestrian world. Generated from their website's infomation

The Vintage Butterfly in Breckenridge, TX, offers a unique shopping experience with a delightful mix of old, new, handmade, and re-imagined home decor items. Customers can explore a variety of products and services, including refinished furniture, jewelry, and custom design solutions, all curated to reflect personal style and creativity. In addition to retail offerings, The Vintage Butterfly features a vibrant Party Room for events such as paint parties, birthdays, and showers, accommodating up to 60 guests. The shop also hosts Pinterest-inspired parties, allowing participants to enjoy creative projects in a supportive and fun environment. Generated from the website

Turner Seed Company is family-owned and operated. In 1961, Bob Turner started Turner Soil Conservation Service, a dozer business that specialized in applying conservation practices to the land. Bob became interested in the different grasses that are used for pastures and fields. In 1974, Bob started helping a friend harvest Kleingrass 75 with his homemade brush sweeper. This was the beginning of Bob Turner Seed Co The seed company grew when Bob's son, Darcy, graduated in 1978 from Texas A&M with a Bachelors of Science degree in agronomy. Darcy has spent the last ten years expanding the business in wildlife and wildflower areas. J. Mercer joined the company in 1985. He is now in sales and consulting on the phone. If you have a question, need some advice or want to know prices, J will be glad to help. Bob's daughter, Julie Turner Vick, graduated in 1985 from Tarleton State University. She joined the company in 1988 to help her mom, Maurice Turner, run the office.