Ames
Looking for small town charm? Big city perks?
You will find the best of both worlds in Ames, Iowa. Located in the heart of the Midwest, Ames is snuggled between the Skunk River and Squaw Creek and is where the Iowa State University Cyclones proudly call home.
Imagine a place where you can find friendly neighbors, receive a top-notch education, or catch a Big 12 game. Picture yourself discovering a Broadway show, trying a variety of cuisines, or shopping in our historical downtown cultural district. Envision a town that has over 30 parks complete with hiking trails and bike paths, plus a first rate public transportation system that can take you to all of the fabulous places. Ames really does have a little bit of everything for everyone. So it should come as no surprise that our secret is getting out. Ames was ranked one of the 20 best places in America to live and work by BestJobUSA.com in 2002. Come give us a look. We think you will like what you see.
Nevada
Affordable housing. Quality education. Employment opportunities. You can find this and so much more in the tempting town of Nevada. Conveniently located just 12 miles East of Ames, Nevada delivers small town charm that puts the “home” in your hometown.
Housing options flourish in Nevada, giving the buyer a diverse choice for their housing needs. Discover an old historic home, complete with Victorian architecture and grand front porches. Build the home of your dreams in one of the five new housing sub-divisions. Whatever your pleasure, you will find it here.
Iowa is a leader in education, and Nevada makes this a reality with their excellent curriculum and quality teachers. A population of 6,800 gives you nice sized classrooms too. Big enough to offer a selection of subjects and sports, yet small enough to let each student grow, learn and shine on their own.
Employment is made easy in Nevada with a plethora of choices. Agricultural, industrial, education and commercial enterprises can be found within city limits of this county seat. In addition, Iowa State University is just fifteen minutes away, while the capital city of Des Moines is a quick 38 miles south.
Adults and kids alike won’t have to look far for entertainment either. Catch a game or go for a swim at the 58 acre community sports complex and aquatic center. Ride your bike along the park trails throughout town. Watch a movie from the balcony of the legendary Camelot Theatre. Enjoy a parade from one of the many town festivals. If big ticket entertainment is more your speed, rest assured that larger venues are just a hop, skip and a jump away.
With all of this at your fingertips, it’s no wonder that Nevada has been ranked the 26th Best Small Town in America to live in. What are you waiting for?
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Boone
If you are looking for a town rich in history and full of promise for the future, look no further than Boone, Iowa.
Boone’s historical roots go back to 1847, when Captain Nathan Boone, youngest son of Daniel Boone, Founded this soon to be booming town. Here you can experience the Roaring 20’s by riding in a steam locomotive from the Boone & Scenic Valley Railroad across the Des Moines River Valley, hear the story of heroic Kate Shelley and visit her bridge, the longest, highest double track railroad bridge in the United States. The restored birthplace of First Lady Mamie Doud Eisenhower is a must see with original family furniture, museum, and library.
Over the years, Boone has grown to a population of 12,800 and offers residents and tourists a multitude of things to do, see and enjoy. Take your family to Ledges State Park for a picnic, and hike along the sandstone bluffs. Catch some car racing excitement at Iowa’s Action Track, The Boone Speedway. Ski the slopes at Seven Oaks Recreation in the winter, complete with ski runs and a snowboard park. Fish, boat and swim all summer long at Don Williams’ 160-acre lake. Whatever the season, you won’t be bored in Boone.
In addition to the area attractions, Boone has a strong educational background. Boone Public Schools serves approximately 2,400 students from Kindergarten to High school. You can also find two private schools in town. For higher education, take a look at Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) located within city limits of this county seat.
Boone’s economic base is well rounded, including major manufacturers and employers such as Union Pacific Railroad, Fareway Food Stores, Communication Data Services, Just to name a few. Two medical clinics, a hospital, a business park, plus a solid shopping district add to the diversity of opportunities here.
Located just 15 miles West of Ames and 40 Minutes from the capital city of Des Moines, Boone is a historical treasure brimming full of new possibilities for you and your family.
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