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Waco is a great city jam-packed with lots of events in its calendar, from Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day to Sul Ross Dance Club Day; every citizen has a thing to do annually. With its annual report, this city shows its citizens that the leaders are serious in improving the level of development here.
With a population of 113,726, Waco has become a formula for business success. This cit [...]
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With a population of 21,908 (at the 2000 census), Watauga is said to be the best city in Texas by locals.
Amidst this claim however, teenage drivers and passengers in Watauga seem to be naive about the importance of wearing a seat belt, and are still the least likely group to buckle up. According to the Watauga Police Department, Texas drivers and passengers should always wear their seat belt [...]
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Waxahachie, populated by 21,426 citizens in 2000, is always sure to have a place on the popularity map because this is where Tom Blasingame (considered the oldest cowboy in the history of the American West) was born. A city in Ellis County, Texas, it is also the birthplace of the professional golf legend Byron Nelson. Director Bruce Beresford filmed the majority of Tender Mercies in Waxahachie (a [...]
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Weatherford is a city in Parker County, Texas and is said to be the Peach Capital in Texas. With a population of 19,000 at the 2000 census, this city is producing mass quantities of peaches by area growers. Because of this the peach is celebrated each year at the Parker County Peach Festival. This is WeatherfordÂ’s largest event and one of the best-attended festivals in Texas with more than 35, [...]
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With a population of 11,653 (as a county), WebbÂ’s county leaders are pleased to announce that Webb has adopted a tax rate that will raise more taxes for maintenance and operations than their previous tax rate. This tax rate will raise taxes for maintenance and operations on a $100,000 home by approximately $39.18.
Webb has a very low population density, with only 5.2 people per square mile [...]
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The position of Webster, being in the midway between downtown Houston and Galveston, makes this city your gateway to the future. With Interstate 45, Bay Area Boulevard, and NASA Parkway as its central corridors, it has a characteristic of being the perfect location to live, stay, work, dine, play, shop, or established your business. It wonÂ’t be much of a problem if you want to settle here with [...]
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With a population of 11, 271, Wells Branch is proud of a new compost procedure. The compost pickup procedure in Wells has been modified to allow the curbside crew to handle the large Home Depot/Lowes type paper bags, where excessive leaves are concerned. In this new procedure, the crew will either dump the leaves from the bags directly into the compost truck and leave the bags stacked and placed u [...]
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In the heart of Weslaco, feast yourself in a day or two of bird watching as five acres of native habitat is home to hundreds of species of birds and butterflies. Weslaco is the home of the valley Nature Center, a park reputed to be the most diverse botanic garden of Rio Grande Valley (RGV) native plants in the world. They have a native plant nursery here that propagates and sells rare and common R [...]
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On July 2007, West Bexar is noted to have 37,443 settlers. In 2008, the cost of living index in West Bexar is 84.5, which is less than average (U.S. average is 100).
The top 3 most common industries for men are Construction, Finance and Insurance, and Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services. For the women, the top 3 most common industries are Educational Services, Health Care, and Fina [...]
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With a population of 11,938 in July 2007, West Brazos is a cool place to relax and spend a vacation with your family and friends. It boasts of its West Brazos Golf Center, which is a public 9-hole fully lighted par 29 golf course with a well lighted driving range and practice green on the site. It also has a well-stocked pro shop including on-site club repair and maintenance services.
West Braz [...]
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With a population of 6,612, West Livingston is located in Texas's Polk County. It is about 68.2 miles from Houston and 68.4 miles from Beaumont. It has an African-American population percentage that is significantly above state average, and a Hispanic race population percentage that is also significantly above state average. It is served by the Livingston Independent School District, which has jus [...]
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Part of the Odessa Metropolitan Statistical Area is West Odessa, which is a census-designated place in Ector County, Texas, United States. It has a population of 17,799 at the 2000 census.
The top 3 industries for male are (in order) construction, mining, and truck transportation. The top 3 industries for female (in order also) are: health care, educational services, and accommodation and food [...]
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West Tom Green has a population of 22,887 as of July 2007, with the female population bigger than male by 2%. For population of 25 year-olds and above in West Tom Green, 85.0% are in high school or higher education, 27.6% have a bachelor's degree or higher, 8.9% have a graduate or professional degree, while 8.0% are unemployed.
West Tom Green boasts a number of lakes and reservoirs which you ca [...]
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With a population of 14,211 (as of the 2000 U.S. Census) West University Place is a city in Texas and is often called West University or West U for short. It is within the Houston Sugar Land Baytown metropolitan area and southwestern Harris County of Texas, United States.
It is interesting to note that majority of the streets in West University Place are allusions to universities, colleges, and [...]
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Wharton is a highly progressive city nestled 55 miles southwest of Houston, Texas. It has a population of 9,237 as of the 2000 census. When you visit this inspiring city, you will find many activities to keep you busy. If you love antiques, this is the place to be because you will find many shops here selling antique collections. Museums in Wharton contain many unique displays: the Wharton Cou [...]
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Situated in 5 square miles bounded by IH30, Loop 820 West, and the Joint Naval Air Station (formerly Carswell Air Force Base), the City of White Settlement got its name as a result of there being two settlements in the area: one occupied predominantly by Native Americans (near where Fort Worth, Texas is located today), and the other one being occupied by white settlers.
This city, which was inc [...]
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Located at the North East corner of the Panhandle/Plains area of North Texas, The City of Wichita Falls has a population of 107,000 and is an economically progressive city. It is the home to commerce and industry with worldwide interests.
Witchita Falls boasts of several institutions of higher learning. It also has a strong international presence through Sheppard Air Force Base. Because of thi [...]
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Windemere is a census-designated place in Travis County, Texas, United States and has a population of 6,868 (by the 2000 census).
The top three industries for male here are Computer and electronic products, Public administration, and Construction. The top three industries for females are Health care, Public administration, Computer and electronic products. The most common job for males are Comp [...]
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Woodway is a vibrant city populated by 9,000 charming residents. Quiet neighborhoods are situated among tree-lined streets and gently rolling hills. As one of the highest points in McLennan County, Woodway offers panoramic views of Lake Waco and the valley below. Known as the "City of Choice" in Central Texas, Woodway is a master-planned community with approximately 1,850 of its 3,548 acres design [...]
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The City of Wylie, with a population of 15,132, breaks ground on its new Municipal Complex. Its residents, City Council, staff and civic leaders gathered to celebrate this ground breaking last December 13 2008. More than 45 people, lined up across three mounds of soil representing the three unique spaces, simultaneously broke ground.
One of the factors that give Wylie its grand quality of life [...]
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