Cities

Historic Midlothian, known as “the Southern Star of the Dallas/Fort Worth Area,” is located 25 miles south of Dallas and Fort Worth. Home of the … Read more

Towering above the DFW Metroplex, Cedar Hill offers some of the most breathtaking views around. The scenic rolling hills and surprising natural beauty are reminiscent … Read more

The Lake, The Golf, The Fun – The Colony is where you go to play! Come explore the recently opened Nebraska Furniture Mart of Texas, … Read more

Welcome to DeSoto! This city was around in 1848, when T. J. Johnson, fresh from Tennessee, built a tiny general merchandise store near the “crossroads” … Read more

For locals and visitors alike, Colleyville boasts big-city amenities with small-town charm, all less than 15 minutes from DFW Airport. This city prides itself on … Read more

When it comes to fun, Mansfield’s got game. From recreation and sports to music festivals and holiday celebrations, Mansfield brings a variety of activities for … Read more

Roanoke offers a unique quality of life with small-town charm and the amenities of a big city in the heart of the Metroplex. Residents enjoy … Read more

Bridgeport offers a great getaway destination, located 35 minutes northwest of Fort Worth at the intersection of U.S. Route 380 and Texas State Hwy 114. … Read more

Located just 26 miles west of Fort Worth off Interstate 20, Weatherford offers travelers a unique experience with a nostalgic driving tour through tree-lined lanes … Read more

From Indians and cowboys to leather and wineries, Nocona exemplifies all that is Texas. Nocona is named for the Comanche Warrior Chief Peta Nocona who, … Read more

When you visit Southlake, you’ll see why over 26,000 people call Southlake home! Discover the hundreds of shops, restaurants and businesses that also call it … Read more

More than 150 years in the making, Waxahachie is a community that takes great pride in its rich heritage, which visitors instantly see through the … Read more

Downtown Sherman is thriving with a diverse mix of boutiques, eateries, art galleries, museums, performance venues, and more. This eclectic neighborhood still has room to … Read more

Richardson is a uniquely sophisticated first-ring suburb of Dallas minutes from North Texas’ best shopping, night-life, museums, sporting events and performing arts. Richardson’s key advantage … Read more

Known locally as NRH, North Richland Hills is the recreation center of Northeast Tarrant County. Situated 15 minutes west of DFW Airport and 10 minutes … Read more

Just minutes north of Dallas, Plano is home to many exciting attractions. Tour the city from the small screen Southfork Ranch from the television show … Read more

Located 100 miles outside the Metroplex, a trip to Paris will bring enjoyment for the entire family, and you won’t even need a Passport. The … Read more

Visit Mineral Wells, where its heritage is a little bit CRAZY! Located in scenic Palo Pinto County just 45 miles west of Fort Worth, Mineral … Read more

Head to Mesquite if you’re looking for Big-As-Texas family fun with “Real. Texas. Flavor.”! The air-conditioned Mesquite Championship Rodeo has been thrilling folks with professional … Read more

Thanks to a rich history, boutique shopping, unique dining and a convenient location, McKinney, located just 30 miles north of Dallas, offers the perfect getaway. … Read more

Greenville is located just 45 miles northeast of the Dallas/Fort Worth area in the heart of East Texas. Home to over 26,000 residents, Greenville offers … Read more

The City of Hurst is approaching the halfway point of the decade with gusto. Economic Development is booming after the historic North Tarrant Express project … Read more

Whether it’s lakeside fun or an adventure around town, Lewisville is the place to find it all. Many family-friendly options are available, ranging from cultural … Read more

Billed as “The Place Where Texas History Lives,” Granbury offers a glimpse into another time, but keeps pace with its modern counterparts in Dallas and … Read more