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Gov. Greg Abbott invites all Texas communities to participate in the certification programs. (Sam Schaffer/Community Impact)

Governor’s office awards Cedar Park 'Friendly Texas' certifications

By Katlynn Fox

Cedar Park joins Lubbock and Little Elm as a "Friendly Texas" certified community.

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