19 WINTER TEXAN TIMES www.wintertexantimes.com FEBRUARY 25, 2026 3201 E. EXP. 83 • DONNA, TX 78537 (956) 464-3378 of Donna Clayton Homes Doug Fowler www.claytonhomesdonna.com Lic. # rbi3356 1/26/26, 9:34 AM Anniversary 16682A Floorplan.webp (1920×998) file:///C:/Users/Nexus/Winter Texan Times Dropbox/WTT Graphics/02 - WTT Ad Production/C/Clayton Homes/Artwork/01 - 2025-26 Photo Updates/20260128_Anniversary A68 A76/Anniversary 16682A … 1/1 16 X 76 | 1140 SQ. FT. | 3 BED | 2 BATH ANN16763SH STANDARD FEATURES POPULAR OPTIONS EXTER I OR • Argon Gas Low E Thermal Pane Windows • 38”x82” Craftsman front door with storm • Cottage Rear Door • Vinyl Exterior Siding w/Composition Roof • Architectural Shingles • 5” lineal window trim • 12” Hitch End Overhang • 12” I-Beam • 4” Vented Eaves • Full Length Outriggers(Ext Wall Support) • Tongue and Groove OSB Decking • 2 X 6 Floor Joist- 16” OC • 2 X 4 Exterior Walls • 2 X 3 Interior Walls • 20# Roof Load • Removable Hitch • Mulled window hitch end • GFI Protected Exterior Outlet Front Door Side eBUILT INSULATION • R-38 Climate Pro Ceiling Insulation • ((C-Pro Insulation is Formaldehyde Free)) • R-15 Fiberglass Insulation in walls • R-22 Fiberglass Insulation in floors APPLIANCES • Energy Star 18 Cu Ft. Frost Free Refrigerator • 30” Electric Range • Energy Star Dishwasher • Range Hood with Light and Fan • 40 gal. Rheem Hybrid Heat Pump Water Heater • Carrier Electric Furnace (Down Flow) • Ecobee Programmable Thermostat K I TCHEN • 42” Cabinet System • Duracraft 3/4 Shaker Style Cabinet Doors • Hidden Hinges on all Cabinet Doors • White Finished Drawer Boxes • Metal Roller Drawer Guides • Lined Overhead Cabinets • Lined Base Shelves • Center Shelves in Base Cabinets • Kwikset Brushed Nickel Interior Door Knobs • Pfister Brushed Nickel Faucets • Stainless Farmhouse Kitchen Sink w/ Spring Loaded Faucet • Cabinet above Refrigerator BATHS • 72” Deck Tub in primary bath • 48” Shower with Glass Doors • China Sinks w/ Furniture Style Lavy • 60” Tub/Shower Guest Bath • Pfister Brushed Nickel Faucets with Lever Handles • Pfister pop up drains • Opaque window over Primary Bath Tub • Accent Over Sinks in Primary Bath • GFI Receptacle • Power Bath Fan in both baths • Access Panels to all plumbing UTILITY ROOM • Total Electric with 200 Amp Service • Copper Wiring Throughout • Plumb and Wired for Washer • Wired and Vented for Dryer • Water Shut Offs Throughout • Whole House Ventilation System • Wire Utility Shelf • Whole House Dehumidifier Ready • Smart Panel Exterior Siding with 6” window trim • Gas Furnace/ Gas Range • Dream Kitchen Stainless Side x Side Refrigerator • Electric Overhead Air • 30lb Roof Load • 40lb Roof Load • Wind Zone II & Wind III I NTER I OR • 8’ Flat tape and textured ceilings • Lino throughout • 2” Cordless Blinds Throughout • White 2 Panel Square Interior Doors • 3 Hinges on all Interior Passage Doors • Ceiling Fan in Living Room • Ceiling Fan in Primary Bedroom • Black cabinet hardware • Can LED lights throughout • Black Hardware Package • Shower Only option Primary Bath • Fiberglass Bath Fixtures • Larger Middle Bedroom Option 16 X 68 | 1020 SQ. FT. | 2 BED | 2 BATH ANN16682A • 18 Cu Ft Frost Free Refrigerator • 30” Electric Range • Dishwasher • 52” Ceiling Fan in Living Room • 48” Shower with Glass Doors • 72” Deck Tub in Primary Bath • 2” Cordless Blinds Throughout • Energy Smart • Can LED Lights Throughout • Ecobee Programmable Thermostat • R38-15-22 Insulation • Argon Low E Thermal Pane Windows Select Standard Features 1/26/26, 9:35 AM Anniversary 16763S Floorplan.webp (1224×792) 16 X 76 | 1140 SQ. FT. | 3 BED | 2 BATH ANN16763SH EXTER I OR • Argon Gas Low E Thermal Pane Windows • 40 gal. Rheem Hybrid Heat Pump Water Heater • Carrier Electric Furnace (Down Flow) UTILITY ROOM • Total Electric with 200 Amp Service I NTER I OR • 8’ Flat tape and textured ceilings ANN16763S walks, and family friendly activities throughout the day. The Gourd Dancing will be held at 11 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. A Grand Entry will be done at 1 and 7 p.m. An intermission will be held at 4:30 p.m. At the grand opening ceremonies, dancers will follow the guard into the arena dressed in beautiful regalia. Closing ceremonies will begin at 9 p.m. There will be a special musical performance by Sayani at 12:15 and 6:30 p.m. To encourage participation, the first 50 dancers who register for either Grand Entry session will be eligible for $20 Day Money per session, provided they appear in full regalia and dance the entire session. “This powwow is more than a celebration—it’s a homecoming,” organizers shared. “Together we can build a stronger Tribal community.” Those interested in volunteering, donating, or seeking additional details may contact Robert Soto at (956) 648-8129, robtsoto@aol.com, or Debbie Robertson at (956) 7804933, debs3573@gmail.com. More information is available at the Tribe’s website and social media pages at www.sontree.org, www. lipanapache.org, on Facebook at Konitsaa Nde Native Community, or Instagram konitsaa.nde.community. No drugs or alcohol are permitted at this event. POWWOW From pg. 1 This year’s celebration features a full afternoon of live music, cultural performances, a vibrant vendor market, and the official Discover Mission T-shirt reveal for just $5. As a special welcome, free food will be provided to the first 1,000 attendees, creating an incentive for guests to arrive early and enjoy the festivities. Attendees can look forward to performances by Sharyland High School Mariachi Nuevo Cascabel, Sharyland High School Grupo Folklórico Cascabel, Bruce Boudreau and The Night Howlers. Guests are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs to enjoy the entertainment comfortably throughout the day. The event is proudly sponsored by Mission Regional Medical Center, the City of Mission, and the Winter Texan Times, among other community partners. Sponsorship & Contact Information Businesses and organizations interested in sponsorship opportunities may call 956-585-2727, email gmcc@missionchamber.com, or visit the Greater Mission Chamber of Commerce at 202 W. Tom Landry. FIESTA From pg. 1 RAMBLINGS From pg. 1 Our next big event that we will be at is the Winter Texan Fiesta. We always look forward to this event. It’s Mission’s way of saying ‘Thank You’ to the Winter Texans that visit the city or make the city their winter home. Mission is still the city that has the most WT parks in the Valley. That’s why we stay in Mission. That’s why the paper was founded in 1987 in Mission. My father-in-law saw the need for a special publication for the Winter Texans. Being involved in City stuff, the Lion’s Club, and other things in the city, he saw what the Winter Texans brought to the Mission area, and to the Valley. And this was created for you. We strive to make this your paper. Share your news. Share what matters to you. Please share your news and photos with us. You can send items to news@wintertexantimes.com. We LOVE to hear from you. ~ Rina
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