Located south of Joe Pool Lake and the cities of Arlington and Grand Prairie the city of Midlothian played an important part in the mid to late 1800s as the halfway point between Dallas and Cleburne with the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad.
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Mesquite embodies Texas mystique representing the Texas of yesterday today and tomorrow. The big city with the small-town attitude is home to everything from high-tech computer companies to the ultimate cowboy competition.
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With a rich 115-year history Mansfield is entering the 21st century as a former rural farming town transformed into a bustling community of high quality homes exemplary schools extensive recreational activities and numerous retail and shopping opportunities. Yet even with its growing population Mansfield still maintains its hometown feel.
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When the city charter was adopted in 1962 Lewisville’s biggest draw was the fact that it offered a 23000-acre lake barely 20 minutes from the hustle and bustle of downtown Dallas. Education is a high priority and point of pride with more than 40 public and private schools two universities and one college nearby.
Read MoreLancaster offers residents and businesses a unique hometown city with easy access to the entire metroplex because of its location just 12 miles from downtown Dallas between Interstate 35E Interstate 20 and Interstate 45. It’s a perfect city for those looking for historical heritage open land creeks and woods miles of low rolling hills and a scenic respite from the busy life of a metropolitan area.
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