First Hearne Chamber of Commerce “Bags & Boards” Cornhole Tournament considered a success

ByHeather Kovar

HEARN, Texas (KBTX) -The Hearne Chamber of Commerce held its first “Bags & Boards” Cornhole Tournament.

The event started at 11 Saturday morning on downtown streets.

There were also crafts and vendors. The big winner was ten-year-old Chino from Cypress. The Chamber says all winners will be announced at a later date.

There are plans to hold the tournament again next year on Labor Day weekend.

Congratulations to 10-year-old Chino from Cypress for winning big!

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