City of Burgin

06/19/2026

06/18/2026

We will be closed tomorrow June 19th in observance of Juneteenth.

06/18/2026

A slow-moving cold front continues to move towards the southeast bringing heavy downpours and localized flash flooding. Widespread 1-2" with localized 3-5+" in areas of repeated heavy downpours. Areas south of the Parkways continue to have the highest risk of flash flooding.

06/18/2026

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06/18/2026

Please be aware that the roadway at Moberly Road and Scooter Avenue is impassible due to high water. There are barricades in place to prevent attempts to drive through the water there.

06/17/2026

Don't forget if you are interested in becoming a vendor, please sign up

BURGIN Fall Festival IS BACK — WITH NEW dates! 🍂

Mark your calendars for October 9th–10th, 2026 🎉
Yep… new dates this year, and we’re switching it up to a 2-day event (instead of 3) — same hometown vibes, packed into two awesome days!

Come hang out on Main Street in Burgin for:
Live music
Great food
Vendors
Inflatables for the kids
Fun for the whole family
FREE entry

🚨 Now accepting participants + help! 🚨
We’re currently looking for:
⭐ Sponsors
🚚 Food Trucks ($100 for both days)
🛍️ Vendors ($50 for both days)
🎤 Bands / Singers
🎪 Demos
👑 Hoping to bring back the pageant again this year!
🙌 Volunteers

[email protected]

Interested in being involved? Comment “INFO” or send us a message and we’ll get you the details!

🍂🎃

06/17/2026

Juneteenth (short for “June Nineteenth”) marks the day when federal troops arrived in Galveston, TX in 1865 to ensure all enslaved people were freed. Celebrated annually, Juneteenth commemorates the date that 250,000 enslaved Texans learned their freedom had been secured by the Emancipation Proclamation— two and a half years after it was signed. These enslaved people represented the last in the country to be told of their emancipation, giving Juneteenth its unique significance.
Juneteenth is a symbolic day celebrating the freedom of all Americans while emphasizing African American freedom, culture, and progress.

06/12/2026

Criminals are relentless in trying to trick you into giving them your personal information.

Impersonating Farmers National Bank, they will ask for your account number, debit card number or your Online Banking username/password.

Here are some tips to stay secure:

Look out for phone calls claiming to be from us. Scammers can mimic our name/phone number. We won't call and ask for your account number, debit card number or username as we already have that information!
Hang Up & Call Us! If you're ever not sure about a phone request, contact us at 866-888-0220.
We don't send text messages asking you to click links/provide account information.
Text messages from Farmers National Bank, for those who've signed up for Real-Time Alerts, currently come from 995-88. We recommend you save that number as a contact in your smartphone and name it "Farmers National Bank Alerts."
Emails from Farmers National Bank will end in: .com. Like texts, our emails won't have links asking for your personal information.