Do Something Good For Your Neighbor is the first artwork completed as part of the Lake Como Park Public Art Master Plan, which was developed with community input by artists Anitra Blayton and Mel Ziegler.
What is ComoFest? The community of Lake Como Texas has a tradition of coming together to celebrate the 4th of July, with a kickoff block party on the 3rd of July. The block party consisted of blocking off Horne Street which runs directly through the middle of the neighborhood. This day is celebrated as a day of homecoming, as you …
Cemetery Lawn Care Task Force Volunteers
Lake Como residents thrilled for $3 million set for street, blight improvements. Click on the video to learn more about the improvements that have been made.
The Lake Como Community Center was officially opened on June 28, 1948. Headed by W. H. Wilburn, the Community Center provided supervised recreation for young people– clubs for boys and girls, a health clinic and library. Community Center Services included free employment services, a nursery and kindergarten, a boy’s workshop and playground.
