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Austin, Texas
Submitted by Sonya Crocker
Austin is not my hometown, but it is where I have lived for 2 years. It is a big city with an intimate feel. It is eclectic and involved with events like the annual kite festival that have huge turnouts. It has beautiful lakes and a river that runs right through downtown. The capital is beautiful, 6th street is famous for its bars and fun environment, there are tons of amazing local resturants. Our motto is "Keep Austin Weird" and we are the only county in Texas that had a democratic majority. At least stop by Austin, you won't be disappointed.
actually, the only CENTRAL county in Texas to have a democratic majority..
Boerne, Texas
Submitted by Jessica Holzman
Boerne is a unique little town just 30 miles north of San Antonio. It is refered to as the "Key to the Hills" since it is the beginning of the Hill Country. Main Street of Boerne is filled with Antique shops and food. It's crazy because for a little German town, we don't have any German restaruants, just Tex-Mex and American food. When I first moved down here in 2000 from Dallas, there were only 4-5 stop lights and now we are expanding rapidly. It has grown so much that we are building another high school just to keep up with the growth. For a small town, we have 5 elementry schools, 2 middle schools, and 1 high schools (the new one will be completed in the fall of 2008 and both will be 4A). The most scenic area would have to be at a little ranch in Pipe Creek (By Bandera) where I volunteer to help the disabled on horseback. Most people spend time at La Cantera Mall or at our new Bass Pro Shop and Palladium IMAX/movie theater. I spend time at the ranch with my horse who has been blind for 6 months now. In our newspaper, they have the police reports from the previous week and majority of the police calls were about horses, cows, goats, and other 4 legged animal running around in the streets. They also had one about a deer attacking a person and dog. Many people living out here today on big ranchs have been here for decades, even centuries, and they continue to pass it down the to their children. For those who have "snow days", here in Boerne, we have "flood days." So Long from B-Town Boerne
College Station, Texas
Submitted by Siera
Home of the Fightin' Texas Aggies! What could be a better reason?
Dallas, Texas
Submitted by Stephanie
Dallas.
Reunion Tower.
Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza (From which Oswald fired those infamous shots.
About 400 photographs, interviews, artifacts, videos, etc.)
The Conspiracy Museum.
Dallas Museum of Art (23,000+ pieces).
Fair Park (277+ acres of museums, flea markets, and events.
Deep Ellum (Elbow Room, July Alley, Art Bar & Cafe, Green Room).
Live Music (Club Clearview, Curtain Club & Liquid Lounge, Galaxy Club).
Gypsy Tea Room.
The West End.
Six Flags Over Texas.
Texas Motor Speedway.
Largest Starbucks in Texas (Cole and Lemmon).
The Galleria.
The Cowboys. The Mavericks. The Stars.
Why not?!
Helotes, Texas
Submitted by Elysia
Well Helotes isnt really my hometown...San Antonio is but Helotes is where i live now.
When i first moved here when i was 6 there was like nothing here, now theres stores, restaurants, arcades, and businesses EVERYWHERE! Theres also alot of traffic and people moving out here! Soon enough it'll be on the map.
Lysh
Longview, Texas
Submitted by Siera
It lies in the very heart of East Texas. It's surrounded by the beautiful Piney Woods of Texas. It's just an awesome town to grow up in and I am so proud to say that I was born and raised there.
Also, if you're lookin for some celebrity trivia: Matthew Mcconaughey is from Longview, as well as Robin Wright Penn.
It's bigger than a small town, but smaller than a big city. It's just the right size if you ask me. It's got a lot of southern charm and very nice locals.
I know you'll love it!
Plano, Texas
Submitted by Bill & Debby Moilanen
Has been one of the outstanding school districts in the nation for many years. Debby is a Principal at Wyatt Elementary. Plano is a northern suburb of Dallas. Plano also is a very progressive city, and is home to some large corporations. Debby's work phone is 469-752-3829. My work/cell phone is 214-457-3013. Please let us know if you can visit our city and stay with us.
San Antonio, Texas
Submitted by Melynda Dye
you can come hand out with our church youth group... a great bunch of christians.There is always the Alamo, River walk, six flags, spurs, sea world, Cha-cho's tacos... the list goes on and on...
San Antonio, Texas
Submitted by Brent Tolliver
* What's unique about your hometown?
The Alamo, Fiesta, TexMex food, Tejano music Capital of the World
* What do people spend time doing?
Visiting the River Walk, Six Flags, Sea World
* What's the most scenic area?
Downtown, the Hill Country
* How many people live there?
1.2 Million
* What are your favorite things about the town?
Downtown/River Walk/Driving down I-35 in my VW Rabbit
* Why should I visit your hometown?
West Colombia / East Colombia , Texas
Submitted by Jaimelle
it the location of the first capital of texas and still has that small town texan charm. its amazing
