Medal of Honor Host City Museum Celebrates Ribbon Cutting at NCTC Gainesville Campus

Gainesville, TX — On April 10, 2025, the Medal of Honor Host City Program, in partnership with North Central Texas College (NCTC), proudly celebrated the ribbon cutting of the Medal of Honor Host City Museum.

The event, held at the NCTC Gainesville Campus, marked a significant milestone in the ongoing mission to honor and preserve the legacy of the nation’s Medal of Honor recipients. NCTC Chancellor Dr. Brent Wallace welcomed community members, local and state dignitaries, and several Medal of Honor recipients.

Honoring remarks were made by Secretary of State Jane Nelson, Senator Brent Hagenbuch, Representative Brandon Gill, and Gainesville Mayor Tommy Moore. Each speaker reflected on the city’s unique role as the only designated Medal of Honor Host City in the United States and expressed deep gratitude for those who have received the nation’s highest military award.

Following the official ribbon-cutting ceremony, guests were invited to tour the museum's curated exhibits. The collection features historical artifacts, personal memorabilia, and interactive displays that celebrate the courage, sacrifice, and enduring legacy of America’s most decorated heroes. The museum serves as both a tribute and an educational resource for future generations to learn about the extraordinary individuals who have gone above and beyond in service to their country.

The Medal of Honor Host City Museum is currently closed to the public. Hours of operation will be announced soon. For the latest updates and information on upcoming events, please visit: nctc.edu/museum