Virtual Cities

Bay County, Florida | Lubbock, Texas | Panama City Beach, Florida


Lubbock, Texas:			El Canyon de las Casas Amarillas (the canyon of the yellow houses) is a colorful reminder of Lubbock’s past. An oasis in the middle of the grassy plains, the canyon was home to Native Americans who build small communities out of the yellow adobe that gave the canyon such a magical glint. Today, a diverse economy sets the pace for a progressive city of 191,020 residents, with agribusiness being the keystone of Lubbock’s economic vitality. Lubbock is also home to Texas Tech, a major university, is a major medical center, and has a prospering industrial section. It is city rich in arts and entertainment. Find out more about Lubbock’s exceptional quality of life accentuated by an excellent business climate, outstanding educational opportunities, affordable housing, where a culturally rich community of citizens share the common conviction that Lubbock is truly a great place to be.


Bay County and Panama City Beach, Florida:			Although Panama City and Panama City Beach are usually considered one and the same, each has its own separate identity. Sophisticated Panama City, with it’s arty atmosphere really feels a lot different then laid back PCB. They are linked by the toll-free 3/4 mile long Hathaway Bridge, which spans St. Andrews Bay. Both Cities radiate a very friendly atmosphere. The southern hospitality in hotels, motels, and restaurants, plus the reasonable prices, appeals to families and singles alike, and the variety of the two towns add to the areas appeal. Vacationers from around the world flock to the miles of brilliant white sandy beaches, splashed by the jewel-green gulf waters. New, luxurious hideaway resorts, wonderful seafood, the sports activities, Spring Break, , and fabulous beaches are only a few of the reasons to check out this area.

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