Colleyville is a perfect place to live if you’re looking for the convenience of living in one city with both Dallas and Fort Worth nearby. With an average commute time under 30 minutes, this small town offers so much more than most others!

After emerging from a number of small, rural settlements along the Cotton Belt Route Colleyville was originally known as Bransford. In 1880 Dr. Lilburn Howard Colley settled there and he eventually became one-half owner to an iron foundry in Dallas with his brother who also served on Vice President Theodore Roosevelt’s cabinet during World War II; they called him “Col” either because he looked like someone else or had light complexion (accounts vary). His son Walter G Couch renamed this town after himself when it opened up near their home sparking off disputes over whether that should’ve gone towards another family member instead – so much history behind such simplicity!

The city of South Bend, Indiana is home to 7096 people. The population density here measures 1 persons per square mile! That’s a lot less than some other cities but there are still plenty who choose this place as their hometown because they love living in such an easy going atmosphere with all its traditional values intact- from our favorite stadium where we cheer on the Notre Dame football team every Saturday afternoon (even if it rains)to churchgoing habits observed by many families during Thanksgiving time when everyone sits down together at one enormous table covered delicately.