A neighborhood of mid sized houses for the middle class sort of folk. All the houses look almost exactly the same with subtle changes in color. They all have small yards with fences.

THE place that everyone goes to buy their food. Dave's has a very good reputation and has been a staple of the town for decades.

First named after the daughter of the original owner of the diner, Rosie's has become a town staple. It is the default location for dates and is everyone's first choice for food with friends. Don't forget to try the pie!

The Nook is a two story bookshop cafe with a very cozy vibe. It has soft lighting, comfy chairs, and a warm atmosphere. The cafe is on the ground floor with bookshelves and upstairs has most of the books along with cozy reading spaces for those who just want to relax. While books are for sale, it isn’t uncommon for folks to pick a book to read while they eat and then put it back when they leave. There's usually soft music playing through the shop. On Tuesday evenings, the shop is open later and the main floor is home to D&D and tabletop gaming night.

The continually growing shopping center is a popular spot for teens to hang out and spend the day. It includes a movie theater, Mexican restaurant called Los Diablos, a Dollar Tree, a hair and nail salon, a barber shop, the town's bank, the psychiatrist office, the veterinarian's office, and the local bar. There is ONE vacant shop still available to rent.

Owned by the Irwin family, the motel was built about 7 years ago when the increased number of tourists needed somewhere to stay. It's simple and well-kept but far form being luxurious. The motel is great for a short stay...say, a night with a 'friend'. Good luck finding a room on prom night.

The church house that is shared by different religions is a beautiful white building with a steeple and stained glass windows.