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Winters, TX is a small town in Runnels County, Texas. It is known for its peaceful atmosphere and friendly locals. The town has many attractions to offer visitors, including the Winters Heritage Museum, which features artifacts from early settlers and local stories from the area. Other attractions include fishing and boating on the Colorado River, hunting at the nearby Underwood Ranch, golfing at Winters Country Club, and camping at nearby state parks.
The reviews of Winters, TX are generally very positive. Residents praise the small-town feel of the city while still being close enough to larger cities of Abilene and San Angelo. Many people enjoy the variety of activities that are available in Winters such as hunting, fishing, camping, golfing and exploring the rich history found in the area's museums. Visitors appreciate the friendliness of locals as well as how easy it is to explore everything that this small town has to offer. All in all, Winters is a great place to visit or live for anyone looking for an enjoyable experience filled with plenty of activities and a welcoming atmosphere.
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Winters-The best small town in Texas - 5/30/2021
I moved here from Austin with the help of family
It only took me 2 months to be aelf sufficient. I currently pay 495 a month fir a 2 bedroom 2 bath duplex. In Austin you pay 2000 for the same
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Concern for my hometown - 9/16/2008
I grew up in Winters and I don't mean any harm but hope to inspire some improvement. Recently I had cause to wander the streets in search of a rental and was taken aback due the deterioration of the neighborhoods. All the delapitated homes that once stood in grandure make me sad. The city I now live in has regulations and city ordinances to prevent some of the downfalls that are contaminating the history and memories of my hometown. I don't know about the city's finances and such but I pray for my hometown every day. I blue for my
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city with potential? - 7/29/2008
We moved here three years ago for my husband's job. We love the rural location. In spite of the declining population, we hope that the wind power industry will bring new blood into the area and reinvigorate the outlook. We have had the privilege of having 3 different police chiefs during our brief residency here. The Abilene Reporter News has recently aimed the spotlight on the Winters Police Department and the city management. A google search on Winters, TX will reveal valuable insight into the inner workings of this small southern town that spurns change and prides itself on turn of the century thinking. In spite of the declining school enrollment and declining job base, and we have hope for our little town and hope others will move here and help turn things
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A Friendly little town - 12/29/2006
We moved to Winters, Texas in 1998 and have enjoyed some of the most friendly people alive. We have served on City Council, Chamber of Commerce, Museum and currently on the Industrial Board. We have four RV hook-up spaces right off main street where visitors may park for up to three nights free. We also have a Golf course and lake nearby. Our Museum features one of the largest Glass pitcher collections in the US and our library is recently remodeled. All-in-all it is a great place to retire to or a great place to raise a family. Persons requesting further information may contact Randall Conner, the Industrial Board Director or email me at
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