Feels Like a scam…read more Avoid this company at all costs. Town Hall Guide promised valuable new mover data but delivered two months of insufficient and unusable information over a 5 month period. When I reached out to cancel, I was met with excuses about a "glitch" and no resolution. They've since ignored my cancellation requests and now I'm locked into a 12-month contract with no support. Be extremely cautious--this feels like a scam dressed up as a marketing service.

Amy Basem who works for Townhall will not leave me alone. I originally decided I was gonna use this…read morecompany to market my business. After thinking about it for several days. I told her that I didn't wanna do it right now , maybe in the future I would decide to. She got very nasty. Sent me the nastiest text messages and when I told her I was calling her boss she quickly deleted all the text messages from the thread because we both have iPhones. I emailed her boss and asked her boss to have her please not contact me again. She will not stop contacting me. I've blocked all of her pages from my business page she keeps setting up new pages to send me messages. This is borderline harassment. I want these messages to stop. If I was the owner of this company, Amy would not be an employee anymore..

The Windcrest Civic Center is a great place to hold a celebration. It's equipped with a dance…read morefloor, kitchen area, restrooms and enough room to enjoy a great graduation party, baby shower, game night, etc. There is a convenient parking lot too.

Love the location and the park that surrounds the place. However, I went here for early voting and…read moresome of the people were really over the top as far as being eccentric and all about themselves. Don't get me wrong, I understand that just about everyone feels that they have something special to add; however, when a disabled old lady/man asked to be let in line early, it isn't because they are out to inconvenience you or anyone else. Thank goodness the poll watchers and people who had volunteered for the 2016 voting sessions were there to put a stop to the chronic sense of entitlement to believing that they had priority over one another. Hats off to the people who worked the Civic Center.

Every year, Windcrest homeowners light up the streets for the holidays!…read more We're talking dozens of homes participating and having holiday lights up for the season. Here you'll find some of the best light fixtures in town! Best part? It's absolutely free and open to the community! My family would always take us to see the holiday lights when we were younger, it was an annual tradition growing up. I absolutely loved it, and still do. There's so many elaborate displays, and it's different each year! Be sure to pick up a map from Windcrest's Fire Department to help map out your holiday light route. You can spend hours here just checking out these beautiful light displays! We went on a Sunday and a sweet lady informed me that we need to head out at 11 pm. Not sure if that's the case for every night!

The best Christmas Decorations in the entire Central Texas. Every year My Family and I are amazed…read moreby their pay attention to details ornaments and beautiful lights. It is a great place to drive around and enjoy the Holidays Spirit and Peace on Earth. Thanks to everyone who worked hard to bring us the best enjoyment year after year! God blessed.

Most of my experiences here have been four or five stars especially considering most the time I've…read morebeen here during a World wide pandemic (Covid19.) They had an excellent Halloween party & quick Maintence follow up. The staff is pretty friendly and they have thorough services. There is a dog park and giant playground right next to the community pool with tennis courts and a basketball court. Even the smaller house we live in near the giant major houses on Infantry Post still have five bedrooms and a big basement. However my main issue has always been and will continue to be clean water. I'm very concerned about obtaining lead free water in Infantry Post & housings avoidance of this serious & avoidable issue. And yes I've provided scientific proof in writing & sent it up my chain of command (and spoken with our General at a Town Hall.) My husband is a chef and homebrewer so regularly tests the water and sent it off post for $25 for posts where it comes back positive for lead. Several years the post just avoided getting the water tested and when they did their test differs greatly from our results. It would cost about $1000 per house on infantry post to put a proper filtration system on the pipes leading into the house so that this would not be a concern for military families and children. I just feel ashamed that they make so many much money off military families and refuse to provide lead free water that could cause long-term medical damage to our children. It's just not right. It's Not right for families in Flint Michigan & it's definitely not right for military families who are already sacrifice so much. I arranged two meetings with housing managers on this topic & it felt like they blew it off rescheduling. They knew I would be deploying and probably thought I would not follow through. 2 meetings were before Pandemic. I hope they make this right. We are ready we expand a great deal of time money and resources each month getting fresh clean drinking water for our family. Our kids cannot brush their teeth with the water and probably really shouldn't even be showering in the water due to the lead in the steam. My husband's brother got lead poisoning from a steam humidifier when he was young in a similarly early old house. I hope they Add filtration systems to the pipes leading into the house that Prevent lead poisoning. We have considered paying the money to add our own but then what about the other families? I know several military families on post have considered submitting articles to local newspapers. Then maybe some thing will be done.

Update: the move out went better than expected. Extremely courteous, easy, and quick. No unexpected…read moresurprises. After my initial review, the exterminator came for the twentieth time and finally killed the rat, so my stuff quit getting eaten.

Every time we used this place we're never disappointed we've always been having our baby shower…read morethere for our daughters.

Full kitchen for cooking and/or serving. Two entrances one by the rest room and one by the stage…read more The staff managing the space was really friendly and attentive. AC worked great!

The City of Selma is along the Austin to San Antonio, TX Interstate 35 corridor...just north of San…read moreAntonio. Selma enjoys the best of both worlds...small town or country living and the ancillary benefits of being near a big city. The city is strategically located near Ratama Park and The Forum shopping center. There also plenty of places to dine and shop. Back in the 1970s, the city of Selma was known as a speed trap. Drivers along the IH 35 corridor knew to slow down before, during or after driving in Selma. If not, there was a high probability you would receive a ticket. Nowadays, the speed trap persona is rarely mentioned. Most folks view Selma as a great place to reside with conveniences of living near a big city. Folks that live in Selma frequently commute back and forth to San Antonio, TX.

Who knew that Selma Hayek and Selma Blair and Selman Rushdie co-owned a town together. You learn…read moresomething nude every day. In many ways it's the Quentinsential Texas suburb. And Selma's enough to make you want to hang out here from dusk til dawn. Which would be quite a feet. Although trying to snake your way in here in traffic can be tough. But I don't mean to wine. On with the review. Salma is on the outskirts of San Antonio on the northeast side, right when you're heading to Austin or coming in from Austin. It's not too far out of town, and there are some pretty cute places and some decent food. And all the chain restaurants you can imagine seem to be here, and even a little bit of boba. It's nice here and traffic is not as bad as it is in some parts of San Antonio, and definitely not as bad as Austin, Houston or Dallas. It's a somewhat typical suburb and not too fancy compared to some. I like it, although I probably wouldn't live here.

One of the nicest places to worship God (SWT) organized , clean, and very nice peaceful people to…read moredeal with, It is peace of minde. Alhamdulellah, thank God.?

MashaAllah, this is still a wonderful place to practice and learn about Islam. Anybody and…read moreeverybody who gets the opportunity should definitely drop by. Brothers/sisters, or whoever is in change of answering contacts from the website and telephone, please get back to us if we reach out. May Allah SWT bless each and every single one of you. Ameen.

I absolutely love Gruene Hall. I enjoy a couple of beers listen to music and enjoy. But it seems…read moreGruene Hall Bar is way to expensive. Tell me why on a regular Tuesday at 1245pm with nothing going on that the one beer I bought cost me $6.50. Thats crazy! There are other bars that definitely dont charge that much for one beer. Usually it run from $3.00 to $5.00 a beer depending on what is going on. The other bars will get my money from now on.

Sunday, 5-31-2026: We were visiting the quaint little town of Gruene (pronounced "Green"). It's…read morevery historic. At one time cotton was grown here until a boll weevil infestation wiped out the crops. Anyhow, I could hear live music emanating from this dance hall. Some of our family entered the hall because they needed to use the restrooms. We waited while listening to some good, live country music. I could see it was a very relaxed, casual, & family oriented gathering place. Then I found out this dance hall is one of the oldest in Texas! My husband and his family have fond memories of being at dance halls. This was so interesting to me because it's such a different culture from mine. We didn't have dance halls in the Philippines or California. There is a bar you pass by to get beer and other spirits. I don't as told that locals & visitors will leisurely hang out here. There are photos of notable people who have played music here.

The City of Olmos Park is a small, independent city within San Antonio. It's a nice little town to…read moredo some shopping in, cruise down McCullough, or Hildebrand. There are lots of nice antique stores and restaurants along the main street of this town. It's home to the Olmos Circle, which is an eyesore of a turnabout in the middle of McCullough and Olmos. It used to be a fountain, but that plan nearly turned deadly several times. The city has its own fire department, trash pickup, city government, and police department. The new city hall was paid for by speeding tickets. Beware driving down McCullough. The speed limit is 30, and they'll bust you for doing a mile over it. In the side streets, speed limit is now 25! They'll get you- so just watch out! It's a beautiful neighborhood with sprawling mansions and giant lots, and makes a great neighborhood to go jogging in.

This small town in landlocked inside the City of San Antonio. It's very cute and has a nostalgic…read morelook to some of their building architecture. You can drive straight down McCullough Ave and be in the heart of Olmos Park. (Be care of the posted speed limit signs). There is a roundabout circle on McCullough Ave. that was probably designed for when the city first came about. It seems out of place now in modern times. They probably had in mind a constant flow of traffic without having people to stop. Not a lot of people know how to use these things these days. Just slow down into the circle, look left and yield. There's plenty of little boutique shops that dot this small "city" and a park but that's about it. Enjoy your day!