Original sentence: , was the launching pad for the western swing band "The Lightcrust Dough Boys.100 Years earlier in 1833, Jarvis J.Burrus Mills, now Cargill, Inc.David Thurmond and his family from Virginia first settled the city of Saginaw.Green hoped to name his small plot of land Pontiac, after his hometown in Michigan.In 1966, with a population of 1,740, the citizens voted to build a new City Hall.In 1983 the City Hall was moved to its current location on West McLeroy Boulevard.In the later half of the 1800s, Saginaw was forever changed when the railroad decided to make Saginaw the last stop on their south-bound routes to Fort Worth.On January 16, 1988, the citizens voted to adopt a Home Rule Charter.Recognized for its small town feel with big city amenities and its top rated public school system, Saginaw is definitely once again "the city on the right track.Rejected by the postal service, he finally decided on another Michigan town, Saginaw.Saginaw is now one of the fastest growing communities in North Texas.Saginaw prospered as the transportation dependent industry, such as grain storage and milling facilities, moved in to be near the railroad.Saginaw remains home to the largest grain storage facility in the world.The City is currently a Home Rule city with a Council-Manager form of government.The city was incorporated in 1949 with John Kennedy as the first mayor.The elected officials are elected at large, and each serve a three-year term.The first public school was started in 1883, and the post office wasn't established until 1933.The grain mills operate 24/7.The railroad continues to engage in active operations with piggyback switching, freight services, railcar repair facilities and more