Reno, also known as the Biggest Little City in the World, is similar to Las Vegas in its variety of casinos and entertainment opportunities. However, casinos and gambling and Vegas-style shows are far from the only things that draw visitors to the Reno area. Reno is home to many scenic areas and many people visit the area for golf in the summer and ice skating in the winter. Reno is also just a short jump away from the California border, making it a popular destination for tourists on their way to see California tourist destinations.

Baton Rouge is the capital of Louisiana and is located just 80 miles west of New Orleans. The area is known for its delicious Cajun cooking and its rich history. Many visitors come to Baton Rouge each year to experience the family-friendly festivals that the city hosts. Baton Rouge is also known for its plantation tours and its LSU and SU athletic teams.

Garland is a city located in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. The city is actually divided between the two counties of Dallas and Collin. The city has been undergoing renovations and business developments with the recent opening of the Hawaiian Falls water park and the Firewheel Town Center. Garland is also one of the largest manufacturing cities in the State of Texas, with more than 375 manufacturers located within the city limits.

Arlington, Virginia is located just across the Potomac River from Washington. The city was part of the “10 miles square” that was surveyed to be part of the capital of the United States back in 1791. Arlington plays an integral part of our nation’s government, being home to the Pentagon, Arlington National Cemetery, the Pentagon Memorial, the Marine Corps War Memorial and the Air Force Memorial. In addition to interesting history and Arlington offers a unique array of villages featuring eclectic theaters and unique cafes.

Birmingham is the largest city in the State of Alabama. The city used to be the largest industrial center of the United States and, as such, grew quickly during the industrial revolution. The Birmingham of today has an economy that is focused on banking, medical research and business services. The city is rich in history and features a number of historic buildings and is often referred to as the cradle of the civil rights movement.

Lubbock, Texas is the county seat of Lubbock County. The town is home to nearly 230,000 Texas residents and is the eleventh-most-populated city in the State of Texas. What Lubbock is likely most known for is the appearance of the “Lubbock Lights” that appeared above the city in 1951. Considered to be one of the greatest UFO sightings of all times, and the source of the lights still remains a mystery to this day.

Toledo is the county seat of Lucas County, in the State Ohio. It is the 4th most populated city in the US. Although it was founded in 1833, Toledo only became a part of Ohio after the end of the Toledo War in 1837. It is a city known for its glass and auto assembly industry, its education and art community.

In Lucas County, the home of Toledo, 18,892 people receive Social Security disability benefits; while in the state of Ohio 313,105 people receive Social Security disability benefits.

Madison may be the second largest city in Wisconsin to Milwaukee, but is the capital city. Madison is named after one of the great Founding Fathers of the United States Constitution, James Madison. The population of Madison is 233,209 as of the most up-to-date U.S. census data. The Wisconsin State government and The University of Wisconsin are the two of the city’s top economic providers.

Jersey City is the second-largest city in New Jersey and has the second-highest amount of public transit riders in the United States. The Hudson-Bergen Light Rail is one of the most popular forms of transportation. The Jersey City Fire department and Police departments are two of the major emergency services. Jersey City used to be mainly a dock and manufacturing town, yet in recent years it has come to be home to a number of major financial institutions including Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and UBS.