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    Burlington, WI
  • http://www.burlingtonchamber.org/
  • Burlington, WI, better known as Chocolate City, USA, is located in southern Wisconsin just a short drive from Milwaukee, Chicago, and Madison. Burlington offers the charm and serenity of a quaint city with close access to major metropolitan areas.
  • Burlington is the home of the Burlington Liars Club. The club, receiving tall tales from as far away as New Zealand and China, meets on New Year's Eve to select a championship lie for the year. In honor of this tradition, celebrating this unique brand of American humor, the Tall Tales Trail came into existence. Tall Tales Trail some of the championship lies collected over the club's 70-year history on bronze plaques clearly displayed throughout the Burlington area.
    Butner, NC
  • http://www.granville-chamber.com/
  • Butner, NC is located in Granville County in North Carolina's Northeast Piedmont Region. Butner is just a short drive from Raleigh, which is home to a full range of cultural attractions including some of the most renowned museums in the Southeast.
  • Entertainment is abundant in the area in many forms. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina State, North Carolina Central, and Duke Universities are within a 45-minute drive. Falls Lake and Kerr Lake, along with others, provide convenient opportunities for fishing, swimming, camping, picnicking and boating. Butner is a town with good people, a small town atmosphere and opportunities for business and personal growth.
    Colorado Springs, Co
  • http://www.springsgov.com/
  • Colorado Springs is the second largest city in Colorado, after Denver. It is located on the edge of the Rocky Mountains. Colorado Springs boosts breathtaking scenery, a variety of exciting attractions and eclectic local businesses.
  • Colorado Springs is often ranked “most fit” city in the United States. There are unlimited options when it comes to participating in recreational and sporting activities. Hiking, mountain biking, rafting, boating, rock climbing, fishing and ballooning are popular and enjoyed year-round.
    Carrollton, TX
  • http://www.ci.carrollton.tx.us/
  • Carrollton is located in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex in North Central Texas. A business-friendly city, Carrollton ranks in the top cities in the region in creating the highest number of new jobs. Carrollton was named to America’s Top 100 Cities and 100 Best Places to Live List in Money Magazine in August 2006.
  • Whatever your pleasure, you are sure to find it in the area. You can stroll through one of the many historic downtown squares in the surrounding area and explore some of the finest museums in the country. The Dallas Forth Worth area is also known for their outstanding shopping, great sporting events, amusement parks, and rich celebrated history. You are sure to enjoy the special western flair of genuine Texas hospitality.
    Conyers, GA
  • http://www.conyersga.com/default.aspx
  • Conyers, GA, located just a 30 minute drive from Atlanta, is a small town with traditional values and progressive thinking. Historic Olde Town Conyers is a big draw for residents and visitors alike. Olde Town has a historic charm, with shopping and many historical sites. Conyers also hosts an annual Cherry Blossom Festival that attracts people from all over the area.
  • Just a short drive is the bustling city of Atlanta, the big city with lots of Southern hospitality. From arts to sports and dinning in-between, Atlanta is the key to non stop excitement.
    Eau Claire, WI
  • http://www.eauclairechamber.org/
  • Eau Claire is located in the heart of West Central Wisconsin at the confluence of the Chippewa and Eau Claire rivers and approximately 90 miles east of Minneapolis/St.Paul. Eau Claire was founded by the French and means the land of “clear water.” Eau Claire has a perfect mix of urban and rural life, providing many of the things that people value.
  • Residents of Eau Claire enjoy the urban qualities of a healthy and diverse economy, high quality health care, excellent schools, an abundance of retail shopping and numerous cultural and entertainment events. At the same time, they appreciate the comforts and conveniences of small town life – affordable housing, low cost of living, friendly people and low crime.
  • The beautiful four seasons provide a perfect vehicle to enjoy the natural beauty of the area. During the colder months, the winter sports enthusiasts use cross-country ski trails and hockey rinks. As the weather warms up, bikers can be seen on the bike trails and children start playing soccer.
    Greenville, TN
  • http://www.greenecountypartnership.com/
  • Located in East Tennessee at the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. Greenville lies 70 miles northeast from Knoxville, 35 miles southwest from the Tri-Cities region of Johnson City/Kingsport/Bristol and 70 miles northwest from Asheville, North Carolina.
  • Greenville is a city rich in historical beauty, with a small community feel in the midst of one of the largest counties in Tennessee. Greenville is Tennessee’s second oldest town, the home of the seventeenth president of the United States, Andrew Johnson, and the birthplace of celebrated hero, Davy Crockett.
  • Greenville has breathtaking mountain views, parks, camping, hiking, and mountain biking. Greenville has a friendly, small-town atmosphere and low crime rate, which just add to the pleasure of living there.
    Longmont, Co
  • http://www.ci.longmont.co.us/index.htm
  • Longmont, located within Boulder County, is a city with 22 square miles, with over 300 days of sunshine a year. Longmont has over 1500 acres of parks and open space and is the ideal environment for outdoor enthusiasts. There are over 80 miles of maintained trails for hiking, biking, horseback riding, and nature photography. Longmont was awarded one of “The Best Places to Live” in 2006 by Money Magazine.
  • Longmont has a spectacular view of the Rocky Mountains, several high tech companies and a vibrant restaurant scene. Longmont is conveniently located 16 miles from Boulder and 37 miles from Denver.
    Kennesaw, GA
  • http://www.kennesaw.ga.us/
  • Kennesaw is located in the heart of Cobb County, approximately 20 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta. The metro Atlanta area offers much to see and do. Almost everywhere you turn, you are close to a park, world-class museum or shopping district. There are endless opportunities, and the excitement never ends.
  • Downtown Kennesaw is filled with antique, specialty shops, and restaurants, and is alive with activities throughout the year. In April, Kennesaw plays host to the Big Shanty Festival, one of the largest arts and craft shows in North Georgia. During the summer, the scenery comes alive with free outdoor summer concerts and movies across from the historic train Depot; browse for fresh produce at the Farmers Market on Main Street, or participate in a living history program across from the Museum. In the fall, storytellers converge for the annual Folk Tales of the Rails, an event unique to Kennesaw. Downtown Kennesaw offers many opportunities to sample “hometown” charm.
    Marion, OH
  • http://www.marionareachamber.org/index.html
  • Marion is located in North Central Ohio, 45 miles north of the capital city of Columbus. Marion features unique museums, including the famous Wyandot Popcorn Museum that celebrates the city's role as the "Popcorn Capital of the World." Marion was the home of the 29th president of the United States, Warren G. Harding; his elegant home and burial site top tourists must see lists.
  • Catch a live performance at the historic Palace Theatre, feast at one of Marion's fine restaurants, or sample the distinct varieties of wine at a family-owned and operated vineyard in the heart of Ohio. Step back in time at a 150-year-old sulky company or take a spin on an antique carousel. No matter what you're looking for, there is always something to discover in Marion, OH.
    Mt. Pleasant, TN
  • http://www.mauryalliance.com/
  • Mt. Pleasant is located in the south central portion of middle Tennessee and the southwestern portion of southern Maury County. The city is 50 miles southwest of Nashville, Tennessee, 60 miles northwest of Huntsville, Alabama and 55 miles north of the Alabama tri-cities of Florence, Tuscumbia and Sheffield.
  • It is refreshingly removed from the "big city rat race" but is close enough to Nashville to enjoy all the culture, entertainment and major league sports provided by that city. The area offers excellent hunting, fishing, camping and canoeing, as well as facilities for horseback riding, bowling, skeet shooting, roller skating and many other activities.
    New Brighton, PA
  • http://www.bcchamber.com/content/view/20/61/
  • New Brighton is a small town located in Beaver County, just minutes northwest of Pittsburgh in the rolling hills and river valleys of Western Pennsylvania. Residents are no more than 30 minutes from the Pittsburgh International Airport. Plentiful land and affordable homes located in some of the safest neighborhoods in the nation.
  • Anyone looking for something fun and interesting to do will find it in Beaver County! There are a number of historical and heritage points of interest that will spur your interest. In addition to attending any one of the dozens of cultural events and ethnic festivals held throughout the year, you can take a nostalgic trip through the history of air travel at the Air Heritage Museum - the only air museum between Dayton, Ohio and Washington, DC. Feel the speed and excitement of polo matches held every Friday evening in Darlington. Sample and enjoy the vintner’s latest harvest at Lapic Winery. Marvel at the refined beauty of a replica of a wooden Greek Catholic Church of Central Europe. Trace your family’s heritage at our Research Center for Beaver County and Local History. Beaver County has so much to do, you just have to get out and enjoy it!
    Owosso, MI
  • Owosso is city located in Shiawassee County, Michigan. Owosso is located 24 miles west of Flint and 73 miles northwest of Detroit. Owosso, the largest city in Shiawassee County is centrally located there. Its diverse economic base is supported by significant auto industry- related manufacturing, plastics, furniture and electrical parts production.
  • One of Owosso’s most unique historical land marks is Curwood Castle. Curwood Castle was built by adventure writer James Oliver Curwood as a studio. The castle is open to the public and tours are available.
    Pardeeville, WI
  • http://pardeeville.com/
  • Pardeeville, a village of 1800 people, founded by John Pardee in the mid 1800s is located 35 miles north of Madison. Many of Pardeeville's assets include Chandler Park, which is surrounded by beautiful Park Lake, the Angie Williams Cox Library, and the Columbia County Historical Museum. Pardeeville Antique Mall is also a point of interest. Pardeeville is surrounded by many campgrounds, farm markets and a large Amish Settlement to the north, which offers many places for the visitor to shop. For the sports enthusiast, there is water skiing, fishing and swimming on Park Lake; snowmobiling, cross country skiing and curling in the winter. Pardeeville has a very good school system, and eight churches in the village and surrounding area. For all four seasons, Pardeeville is a great place to live or visit.
    Sallisaw, OK
  • http://www.sallisawchamber.com/
  • As the county seat of Sequoyah County, Sallisaw is located between the famed Cookson Hills to the north and the navigational channel of the Arkansas River to the South. Its name comes from the French "salaisau" meaning "salt provision," as Indians, early settlers, explorers and trappers were familiar with the natural salt deposits found in many nearby streams.
  • Sallisaw is an expanding center for commerce and tourism. Lakes for fishing and water sports, drives to historic landmarks, horse racing at Blue Ribbon Downs, Oklahoma's first pari-mutuel track, state parks for camping and hiking, golf, tennis, (or just relaxing) all begin and end in Sallisaw.
    Sun Prairie, WI
  • http://www.sun-prairie.com/
  • Sun Prairie is a charming and thriving community conveniently located in south central Wisconsin. The city provides an alluring blend of affordability and a high standard of living for roughly 24,000 residents. As one of the fastest growing communities in Wisconsin, it is appreciated for its historic downtown, quality schools, outstanding parks, and safe and aesthetically pleasing neighborhoods. It is minutes from Madison, the state’s capital, and from its largest university. It is near many major attractions, including the House on the Rock, Cave of the Mounds, Old World Wisconsin, and the Wisconsin Dells.
  • The park system consists of 32 parks covering 400 acres. Two nearby lakes, Lake Mendota and Lake Monona, likewise provide many recreational opportunities, including boating, water skiing, fishing, wildlife programs, and camping.
    Tupelo, MS
  • http://www.tupelo.net/
  • Tupelo is the place to go for small town friendliness and big city attractions. It is the only city in Mississippi to be selected three times by the National Civic League as an "All America City". Cradled in the hills of Northeast Mississippi, Tupelo charms visitors the world over with a unique blend of special events, festivals, museums, shopping venues, restaurants, sporting events, as well as convention and entertainment facilities.
  • The most significant landmark of Tupelo's modern history is Elvis Presley's two-room house where he was born on January 8, 1935. The city is also home to the Tupelo Automobile Museum, Tupelo Buffalo Park, two area National Battlefield sites, the Oren Dunn City Museum and the Natchez Trace Parkway headquarters.
  • See and do it all in Tupelo. Experience Tupelo’s rich history and beautiful attractions. From the birthplace of Elvis Presley and home of the largest buffalo herd east of the Mississippi River to ballet, theatre and outdoor recreation, Tupelo offers everyone something to enjoy. Whether you're a family or a group on vacation or an overnight business traveler, Tupelo's hospitality and variety of attractions are sure to please.
    Wilsonville, OR
  • http://www.ci.wilsonville.or.us/
  • Wilsonville is nestled between Portland, Oregon's largest city and Salem, the state's capital. Once a small farming community, Wilsonville is now a fast growing city of approximately 16,000.
  • Wilsonville is home to some of Oregon's largest and most influential corporate citizens, including Xerox, Mentor Graphics, Hollywood Entertainment and Nike. For residents, Wilsonville provides many city services including police, mass transit, senior services, parks & recreation, and a newly expanding library. With a Tree City USA designation and a commitment to both long and short term community planning, Wilsonville is a beautiful place to both live and work.
  • Wilsonville is only an hour away from all of the recreational opportunities of the Cascade Mountains and the ocean beaches. Also, the cultural, shopping and recreational activities of the Portland metropolitan area are just 17 miles north.