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 Working closely with the city is the Bellmead Economic Development Corporation, which has been successful in bringing new retail to the city. |
Bellmead
The City of Bellmead is truly a city experiencing a renaissance. With great community participation, the city as well as La Vega ISD has experienced some very note worthy achievements. >>> More |
 Because of China Spring's great location and strong family community, continued residential and retail growth is expected in the future. |
China Spring
New subdivision construction is exploding in the community of China Spring, located near the Waco Regional Airport just a few miles northwest of Waco. Because of its great location and strong family community, continued housing and retail growth is expected in the future. >>> More |
 Located in Bosque County, Clifton is 30 miles from Waco and 90 miles from Dallas. |
Clifton
An energetic community with an abundance of recreational options, proud Norwegian heritage and a thriving art community, Clifton was chosen as one of the top 100 small art cities in the nation. >>> More |
 Crawford offers the advantages of not being on a major highway, making it attractive to people looking for privacy. |
Crawford
In Texas, the motto is, bigger is always better. But Crawford is an exception with a population of only 705 residents. What it lacks it size it makes up for in a rich history, an abundance of natural beauty and good old-fashioned Southern charm. >>> More |
 According to Money Magazine, Hewitt was ranked as the second best place to live in Texas and 44th out of the top 100 places to live in the nation. |
Hewitt
Even though Hewitt has a close proximity to Waco, it has still maintained its own distinct identity and close-knit small town feel. Residents in this community enjoy safe, friendly, family oriented neighborhoods and exemplary schools. >>> More |
 Many Lorena-area residents choose the country life in the suburban areas around the city center. |
Lorena
A railroad town with a storied history, Lorena today is rich in community. The Olde Town area along Center Street draws tourists and visitors to enjoy the historic buildings, specialty shops and fine dining establishments. >>> More |
 McGregor offers the best of both worlds with a slow-paced country lifestyle and a thriving business-friendly community 15 miles west of Waco. |
McGregor
McGregor offers families a safe, small town environment with only about 5,000 residents. This area is home to many scenic subdivisions and a burgeoning industrial park located along the Highway 84 corridor. >>> More |
 Robinson is described as "an ideal community to raise children" with youth groups, civic organizations and churches. |
Robinson
This close-knit family community offers a safe, small town atmosphere with the comforts of the city. That includes quiet family-friendly neighborhoods in new subdivisions as well as plenty of rural properties and farmland for those who enjoy wide-open spaces. >>> More |
 Besides its famous kolaches, West is well known for Westfest, its Czech/Polka festival. This annual celebration is held every Labor Day weekend and attracts about 25,000 people each year. |
West
West is small enough for residents to know their neighbors, but large enough to provide the amenities of a large community. Known as the Czech Heritage capital of Texas, this small town just north of Waco is probably most well known for its Czech bakeries located along West's I-35 frontage. >>> More |
 According to the City of Woodway, it maintains one of the lowest tax rates for city of its size in Texas. |
Woodway
Tree-lined streets with gently rolling hills is what you'll find in this community of 9,000 residents. From some of the highest points in McLennan County, Woodway offers breathtaking views of Lake Waco and the valley below. >>> More |
