Does you city or town have a website?

[JohnBoy45]

Hi, The city I'm living in right now has it's own website and it's below,

http://www.ci.cookeville.tn.us/

Thanks, Terry

[Bird]

I would expect most towns to have a website. The City of Corinth, Texas has one and is just a little town. We don't even have our own post office; the mail comes out of Denton. [img]/forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] We do have schools, but depending on what part of town a school is located, it will either be a part of the Denton Independent School District or the Lake Dallas Independent School District.

[Spiffy]

Many of the smaller towns around SD don't, but if they have a high school, usually one of the computer classes will maintain a site.

Cookeville....Thought I recognized the name, [but ussually mispronounce it Cooksville], I believe [and your site seems to support] there's a pretty good technical college down your way. [img]/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[ronjhall]

I do not live in or near a city. But both local communities have sites.
Village of Milford, MI. has a home page.
Milford Township where I live also has a site.

[JohnBoy45]

This town I live in has more people coming here to retire from the north and from around the United State because the cost living is alot cheaper here. And we have a University here also which has a website below.

http://www.tntech.edu/

Terry

[RobertN]

Closest to us
http://www.placerville-downtown.org/
Next closest(we're in a rural "town" right in between
http://www.cameronpark.org/

[Farmwithjunk]

We just got our SECOND traffic light last month. The City Hall has an email addy, but as of now, no website.

I was telling a friend yesterday that we can get everyone in the entire town together at one time and still not even have a crowd.

I'm in favor of keeping it that way too.

[Inspector507]

Columbus, OH

[Golfgar4]

City of Janesville, Wisconsin

[lonesome]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenwood,_Iowa

Does this count?