Greensboro, North Carolina got its first burst of growth in 1828 after the wealthiest man in town, Henry Humphreys, began operating a steam-powered cotton mill north of the courthouse square. The mill...

Independence, Missouri, is a place where history continues to come alive. As the hometown of Harry Truman, it is one of only a handful of cities with a presidential library and offers a glimpse into t...

The ideal destination is hard to find, but here’s a hint: fly into Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, drive 10 minutes, and you’re there. Welcome to Lewisville.

The brand for Sioux Falls is “The Heart of America,” and based on the accolades this largest city in South Dakota has received in recent years, that phrase certainly is appropriate.

In the last decade, the city of Frisco, Texas, has exploded. And as the population of this Dallas suburb took off—from 34,000 in 2000 to 117,000—it has also brought a wealth of top-notch sports facili...

Halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth, there is a sports capital like no other. Arlington, Texas is the home of some of the country’s most iconic sports teams and facilities, but it’s more than just a...

You can build great sports facilities almost anywhere, but few areas have the unique natural venues that you’ll find in the four-county region of South Carolina surrounding Lake Murray and the city of...

Colorado Springs is home to Pike's Peak-America’s Mountain, birthplace of one of America’s most inspiring patriotic songs, “America the Beautiful.” Perhaps it’s no surprise that this beautiful Colorad...

Conway, Arkansas, is a city with a lot going for it. Just 30 minutes from Little Rock, rich with outdoor spaces recreation and populated by active young families, Conway is one of the fastest-growing ...