In May 2022, we moved. Within a week we received a DIY-looking printout in our mailbox that appeared to be created by a neighbor inviting us to join the neighborhood group on the NextDoor App. I had never heard of the app but thought it couldn’t hurt to join a neighborhood group online for updates …
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Eureka is a town in the northern part of California. It has a population of about 27,002 people but the residents are not very diverse. As much as 78% of the population is white. When it comes to income, one can expect a median salary of about $47,530. The recent average value of a home …
Derry, NH is the perfect mix of small-town charm and amenities. Not only is it close to New Hampshire’s larger cities, like Salem and Manchester, but it’s also right along route 93, allowing residents to easily commute to Boston. It’s the fourth most populous state in NH, with a population of 33,109. Although the winters in …
Evergreen, Colorado is one of the most scenic towns in the Centennial State, which, considering that it sometimes feels like every town in Colorado is as pretty as the next, is saying a lot. Being surrounded by mountains and hills provides visitors with all the skiing and golfing that you would expect from a cozy …
Tucked away in the Ozarks of northern Arkansas, Eureka Springs has a population of just 2,166, and more than enough heart and personality to go around. Eureka Springs can trace its roots back to early American history when Native Americans and Europeans alike sought out its springs for their supposed healing powers. Nowadays, visitors can …
If you’ve never been to Arizona, you might think that Flagstaff is just dry and filled with plenty of desert land. While the state has plenty of deserts and dry regions, there is so much more for the adventure lover in the heart of Flagstaff, Arizona. Flagstaff originally became part of the US in 1848 …
Franklin, TN is not a town that everyone knows about like some of the biggest cities in America. Rather, it is its own unique place that some people are finally getting around to noticing. Fortunately, we have the scoop on Franklin, TN as well as towns that are similar to it. If you want a …
Forks, Washington sits on the Olympic Peninsula, where there are beaches and mountainous rainforests. It is home to constant rainy weather, where it rains a little over 200 days every year. Forks is also where the films and novels Twilight takes place. Since the popularity of the series began in 2008, the small town of …
Dillon, Texas doesn’t boast much more than Locust trees and Bermuda grass these days, but once it tried to be a small town thanks to Frank Dillon. Mr. Dillon built a blacksmith’s shop, kiln, and store in the 1890s, eventually running a post office out of his store. Unfortunately, now all you are likely to find 30 …
If you long for hospitality with a mix of old-world charm and the richness of wine country, Fredericksburg, TX and these 15 similar destinations will check all the boxes on your bucket list. More than 11,000 people call the scenic Texas Hill Country city of Fredericksburg home. Settled by German immigrants and built on the spirit of …
Estes Park, Colorado Nestled at the gates of Rocky Mountain National Park is the town of Estes Park. While many people use the town as a base-camp for adventures in the National Park, this picturesque community has more to offer. Whether you are looking for great dining options or downtown shopping, Estes Park has plenty …
Durango, Colorado Durango, Colorado is located in the southwestern corner of the Centennial State. Founded in 1881, the city relies mainly on tourism, and features access to skiing and a number of local festivals and museums. Many places across the United States offer tourists similar shopping, dining, and entertainment opportunities. While many of these towns …
Bend is in the Oregon mountains and is known for its proximity to volcanoes, caves, lakes, National Forest, and beer. It is big enough that people can find work outside of the tourism industry, including tech. Then after work, folks can ski, mountain bike, take a hike, or go climbing, depending on the season. But …
The United States of America is a large and stunningly diverse country. Among the great treasures of the nation are the many villages, hamlets, and small towns that dot its landscape. These towns exist on the coast and the prairies, in the mountains and flatlands. Cold Spring, New York is one such village. It is …
Dunedin is a small city on the West Coast of Florida that is known for its pristine beaches and gorgeous natural flora and fauna. With a low crime rate and high quality of life, Dunedin is a popular destination for vacationers, retirees, and young families. The city has a population of over 36,000 residents, making …
Cape May is the quintessential Victorian seaside town on the Jersey Shore. The town has a rich history that has been lovingly preserved, and it is dotted with quaint cottages, antique hotels, and beautiful yet subtle summer homes. With old school traditions like saltwater taffy, family-owned stores, and cotton candy, it is the ultimate beach …
Major cities get a lot of the glory, but nothing beats the charm of a midsize town. And while Doylestown, PA doesn’t get as much attention as Pittsburgh or Philadelphia, it does have a lot to offer. This borough has about 8,300 people as of 2019, so it’s not too big, but it still offers …
Founded in 1852, Daylesford is located in Victoria, Australia. Nestled in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range at an elevation of just over 2000 feet, the town is home to just 2458 residents. Being just a 45-minute drive from Melbourne and with 35% of dwellings unoccupied, Daylesford could be a feasible option for those …
The town of Carmel-by-the-Sea in California is one of thousands of towns in the United States that are nestled along America’s 12 thousand miles of coasts. In any one of these towns you will find a unique history, a mysterious culture, and opportunities to relax and enjoy fresh sea air every morning and fresh seafood …