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In reply to the discussion: Posted from Uvalde: "We are not a red state. We are a oppressed state." [View all]hamsterjill
(17,135 posts)You may have a poor area that backs right up to a richer neighborhood. The city has actually grown in the last decade or so. More business. A Walmart. A Starbucks, etc. So, they filled in vacant areas with housing where city utilities were already in place, and depending on the price, its either low or higher income.
It is known as the City of Trees. There are several streets that have gigantic oak trees in the middle of the road, the street having been constructed around the tree. So they were ahead of their time in saving trees! It is also known as the Honey Capitol as it was once known for producing Huajillo Honey. Just some fun facts.
There was a gun store directly across the street from where my dad lived that literally had a sign that said Guns on the top and Liquor on the bottom. Not sure if thats still there or not.