 | Rockport-Fulton, Texas - Surrounded by the sparkling waters of Copano and Aransas Bays and bathed year-round by soothing Gulf breezes, nestled among ancient, windswept oaks and steeped in a colorful community of cultures, Rockport-Fulton is in a class of its own. Rockport and Fulton are two communities in Aransas County; one of Texas’ smallest counties, in terms of land. |
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 | Tawas Area on Lake Huron, Michigan - Transport yourself to an idyllic small town, complete with sandy beaches, a protected bay, gorgeous campgrounds, beckoning woods, sparkling rivers, and plenty of local shops, restaurants, and motels intent on serving up a healthy portion of relaxation and fun. If you want a place to experience homegrown hospitality on a beautiful gem of a crystal blue bay, look no further. |
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 | Great Lakes Bay Region, Michigan - The Great Lakes Bay Region covers 6 cities: Saginaw, Midland, Bay City, Birch Run, Frankenmuth, and Chesaning. It is located in Central Michigan, just off of I-75. Home to MBS International Airport, Dow Chemical Company, The Michigan Sugar Company, and many other large corporations. |
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 | Buffalo Niagara, New York - Buffalo has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, from a redeveloped waterfront and revitalized neighborhoods to a burgeoning craft beer scene and over $1 billion in new investment. Like architecture? Visit seven Frank Lloyd Wright structures, stroll through Frederick Law Olmsted parks and stay in a grand hotel designed by the AIA’s first female architect. |
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 | Silver City, New Mexico - Southwest New Mexico has an undeniable personality from its ruggedly beautiful landscape, echoes of vanished cultures and a continuing, complex human heritage. The region's deep Hispanic and Native American roots are reflected in the distinctive foods, architecture, familty ties and community celebrations. |
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 | Leesburg, Florida - Leesburg is known as the best place to enjoy a day on the water. Set between three of the most picturesque and welcoming lakes, Leesburg invites residents and visitors to relax in natural beauty. |
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 | Mitchell, South Dakota - Mitchell is best known as the home of the World’s Only Corn Palace, yet many don’t realize the Palace truly stands for innovation, enterprise, pride, and community. This icon of innovation has stood the test of time, continually changing its colors, architecture, and community purpose as the City itself has grown and changed. |
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 | Jackson County, Michigan - Every season offers visitors to Jackson a jackpot of intriguing ways to partake in favorite hobbies, spend time with friends, or discover a new passion. Lovers of the natural world will delight in our excellent birding opportunities and many options for outdoor recreation. |
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 | Mount Airy, North Carolina - Mount Airy has smaller towns and cities as well as beautiful outdoor resources including mountains, parks, rivers, and ponds. |
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 | Tucson, Arizona - Tucson's natural landscape draws visitors outdoors where there is plenty of room to roam. A bit off the beaten path, Tucson’s unique attractions and accommodations beckon you to discover and explore and the arts and culture scene make Tucson a place that’s authentic and comfortable. |
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 | Mercer County, Kentucky - Mercer County in Central Kentucky is the first settlement west of the Alleghenies and rich in history, culture with an outstanding southern feel. Founded in 1786, Mercer County was named in honor of Revolutionary War hero Gen. Hugh Mercer, a close friends of George Washington, who died as a result of wounds received at the Battle of Princeton. |
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 | Venice, Florida - A serenely coastal embodiment of the Southwest Florida experience, the city of Venice is a magnet for snowbirds, tourists and year-round residents.
Located at the southern end of Sarasota County, it is home to more than 20,000 people in less than 17 square miles of land. The town’s moniker comes from the fabled city in Italy and, like its European namesake, Venice has its own historical charm. |
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 | Cordele Crisp County, Georgia - Cordele-Crisp County offers the best of all worlds. Cordele has all of the "small town" charm you hope to find in a South Georgia community. Comfortable neighborhoods with shade-covered drive, Victorian and Federal style homes, and an active downtown district are only a few of the amenities that make Cordele an ideal place to live. |
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 | Susquehanna River Valley, Pennsylvania - The Susquehanna River Valley offers a wide variety of family fun, recreation, history & heritage, shopping, dining, arts & culture, wineries, festivals and events, scenic countrysides and quaint, historic towns to enjoy, explore and discover. |
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 | Winona, Minnesota - Winona is located in the Mississippi river valley surrounded by bluffs that tower 500 feet above us. The Mississippi River is a 1/4 of a mile wide. A beach on the main channel of the Mississippi River is accessed at Latsch Island Park but is not staffed by lifeguards. There are two Lakes within the city limits with a paved walking and biking path. |
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 | Springfield Area - Ozarks, Missouri - Whether you might be interested in outdoor adventures, historical places or the perfect balance of metropolitan conveniences with the charm of the small town, Springfield, Missouri offers an extraordinary mix of experiences sure to create lasting memories. |
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 | St. Joseph, Missouri - St Joseph began its history as a trading post in 1843 and has continued to grow as a commercial center ever since. Historically, the city is the home of the famous Pony Express and of western legends like Jesse James – but today, gains its national recognition and awards as a center of research and technology in the Midwest. |
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 | Pulaski County, Missouri - Pulaski County USA is home to the communities of Waynesville, Saint Robert, Fort Leonard Wood, Crocker, Dixon, Richland, Laquey, Devils Elbow, Duke and Swedeborg Missouri. The population of Pulaski County is approximately 53,000. Pulaski County is centrally located within Missouri along Interstate 44 and Historic Route 66. |
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 | Grant County, Wisconsin - One of the larger counties in Wisconsin, Grant County occupies the southwestern corner of the state. The Wisconsin River flows along the northern boundary to empty into the Mississippi, which creates the western boundary. Part of the "Driftless" region of Wisconsin, the terrain features rolling hills and winding valleys. |
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 | White County Georgia, Georgia - About White County
White County, the 123rd county formed in Georgia, was created in 1857 from a part of the original land lot county of Habersham. In early times, the area of White County formed a transitional boundary between the Cherokee and Creek Native-American nations. The county was named for Newton County Rep. David T. |
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