Area Info

Henry County

With outstanding parks, a vibrant, historic downtown, and seasonal events for all ages, a county “on the grow.” Its medical center boasts a five-star CMS quality rating and a broad array of medical specialties. Henry County has two public school systems and higher education from TN College of Applied Technology plus satellite campuses from nearby universities. With an arts academy and a performing arts center Paris boasts a creative spirit. Paris Landing State Park and a national wildlife refuge enhance hiking, hunting, camping and water sports opportunities on picturesque Kentucky Lake.

Benton County

Home to a national wildlife refuge unit, a well-loved state park, history galore, and miles of gorgeous hiking trails, Benton County is the ideal home for outdoors enthusiasts. Lose yourself in the brilliant, starlit skies away from the light of larger cities. Enjoy frequent dances, small town festivals, and music opportunities. Quick access to I40 makes this the perfect home for those who enjoy easy road trips to nearby big cities. A community hospital, trusted school system and senior opportunities round out an idyllic residence.

Weakley County

Looking to follow your kids to college or perhaps take advantage of higher education yourself? Consider Weakley County, home to UT Martin. Experience public lectures, college rodeo action, and other college/community events. The annual Tennessee Soybean Festival is co-hosted by the University and the city of Martin. Big Cypress Tree State Park and several city parks allow for diverse outdoor recreation, including an ADA accessible trail. Local healthcare includes a highly rated rehabilitation facility. With eleven public schools, Weakley County offers a variety of primary and secondary education choices.

Carroll County

With fourteen communities to choose from, Carroll County has a lot to offer. Catch a live show at the Dixie Performing Arts Center or the latest movie in downtown McKenzie or Huntingdon. Cheer on one of Bethel University’s sports teams or take a college class. Love the outdoors? Natchez Trace State Park and 1000 Acre Lake offer fun for the entire family. Fourteen public schools and one private school are located across the county. Baptist Memorial Hospital-Carroll County comes with a highly rated health care team.

Stewart County

A national wildlife refuge, national recreational area, and national battlefield shape Stewart County’s tourism and lifestyle vibes. Enjoy fishing, hiking, camping, and paddling with seasonal restaurants and music venues on two rivers, the Cumberland and Tennessee. Businesses owned and operated locally make new residents feel like old friends. Only thirty minutes away, Stewart County’s proximity to Fort Campbell is particularly helpful for veterans accustomed to military amenities. The county has six public schools and a public health department serving the wellness needs of the area.

Milan

A welcoming West Tennessee city with established neighborhoods, new development, and convenient access along US-45E. Residents enjoy city parks, youth athletics, community festivals, and easy trips to nearby Jackson for shopping and services. The Milan Special School District supports academics, arts, and athletics, while local employers provide steady opportunities. Healthcare, utilities, and public safety are close at hand, making day-to-day living simple. Outdoor time is never far away with nearby lakes and green spaces for fishing, walking, and family picnics.

Medina

A fast-growing community that keeps a small-town feel, Medina offers newer neighborhoods, sidewalks, and family-friendly amenities. South Gibson schools are a major draw, with active parent groups and school events that bring neighbors together. Parks, seasonal sports, and local eateries add convenience and charm, while quick routes to Jackson make commuting straightforward. New residents appreciate the town’s emphasis on quality services and steady growth, balanced by quiet streets and community pride.

Dyer County

Anchored by Dyersburg, the county blends small-town living with regional amenities. Residents find retail, dining, and arts alongside higher education at Dyersburg State Community College. West Tennessee Healthcare Dyersburg Hospital and local clinics support everyday wellness and specialty care. Outdoor recreation spans river access, parks, and youth sports, with community events throughout the year. A network of highways, including US-51 and I-155, keeps travel efficient to work, school, and weekend destinations.

Crockett County

Centered on Alamo and Bells, Crockett County offers a quiet pace, friendly neighborhoods, and easy drives to Jackson and surrounding employers. Community schools, town parks, and youth programs create a family-focused environment, while local businesses and civic groups keep calendars full of festivals, parades, and seasonal gatherings. Residents value the county’s practical cost of living, historic charm, and access to everyday services without long trips.