Communities

Tucked near the southwestern edge of Erath County, Dublin is a friendly community of about 4,000 people. Originally the southern end point of the Wichita Falls and Southern Railroad, as well as the … Read More...

Home to around 8,000 residents, Granbury is the county seat of Hood County, Texas. Founded in 1887, the city’s first building was a log-cabin courthouse; many of its original buildings still stand and … Read More...

Glen Rose is a thriving community of around 2,500 residents near the Brazos River, southwest of Fort Worth. The seat of Somervell County, Glen Rose (then known as Barnard’s Mill because of the … Read More...

With a little over 2 square miles of land, the cozy little town of Aledo is home to around 2,700 people. Just 20 miles outside of Fort Worth, it’s the oldest city in Parker County. With roots as a … Read More...

Just west of Fort Worth along I-20, Weatherford is a beautiful community where people haven’t forgotten the meaning of “Southern hospitality.” As the county seat of Parker County, Weatherford is home … Read More...

Stephenville, the county seat of Erath County, is a beautiful community affectionately known to residents as the “Cowboy Capital of the World.” Settled in 1854, Stephenville is a wonderful place to … Read More...

Nestled in the northeastern part of Erath County along the North Paluxy River, Bluff Dale is a beautiful unincorporated community where the people are friendly and the setting is ideal for getting … Read More...

Tolar is a charming city in Hood County with just under 1,000 residents. The people who live here all have one thing in common: they know what it means to be part of a community. Because of its … Read More...

Cleburne, the beautiful community that serves as the county seat of Johnson County, is a great place to live. About 30,000 people live in this friendly community, which has its roots in the Civil War; … Read More...

Hico, located at the junction of Highways 6, 220 and 281, is a picturesque community that’s home to about 1,500 people – and the town’s motto, “Where Everybody is Somebody,” isn’t just something they … Read More...