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Many families wish they could call the beautiful Champions Ridge area their home. This neighborhood is just one of several in the elite Stone Oak community near San Antonio. The estates you find here are gorgeous beyond comprehension and have the facilities to match...

Understanding the economy of your city is important if you want to truly embrace the culture and community. Whether you are considering moving to a new area or just investigating your current hometown, the economy is always changing. Sometimes, the job market is...

Are you considering making the move to a new part of the country? Knowing what you can expect from the climate could play an important role in your decision-making process. Some people prefer the hot temperature of the southern states while others may gravitate toward...

New Braunfels has a humid subtropical climate that lends to hot summers and usually mild winters, though it is not impossible to see ice or even snow here, the average annual snowfall is only 0.24 inches. Average daily temperatures range from anywhere from 83 °F (27.8...

The citizens of Kirby are exceptionally proud of the two square miles this small city occupies. It’s a bustling area for growing businesses and families with more than 8,000 residents. With such a large population in a small area, this town still manages to retain a...

Alamo Heights has a colorful and detailed history that can be traced all the way back to the mid-1800s. The namesake of the city was a sprawling estate coined by George Washington Brackenridge long before other settlers came to the area. Between this historic man and...

Live Oak was once a rural area known for its history or farming and ranching, but recent years have brought major updates to this part of town. While some residents have been around long enough to remember the old days, many more individuals have selected this city as...

The economy of New Braunfels is diverse and strong, not to mention growing at a phenomenal rate. New Braunfels is growing at four times the rate of Texas, with about 4 percent growth every year since 2003. The New Braunfels Economic Development Council (EDC) is a...

New Braunfels today is a large city of over 70,000 and part of the San Antonio metropolitan area. Before New Braunfels was even imagined, the area was settled by numerous Native American tribes. The fresh spring water from the Guadalupe and Comal Rivers was perfect...

New Braunfels is home to many natural and historic places to explore. Check out the list below to find the right experience for you and your family! Landa Park This 51-acre park is along both sides of Landa Lake, a man-made lake using water from the Comal River. This...