Lived in azle my entire life and it’s sad to see all the people moving here. Azle for most of my life was a country town. Now it’s turning into a place like Saginaw. All the woods are being torn down, the deer have nowhere to go, and the traffic is awful. Azle is being destroyed.
I graduated high school there in 1983, when one of the only places to eat out was the Sonic and the DQ. You're telling me that between 1983 and 2007, there is STILL only the Sonic?
I was BORN there in 1966, moved away in 1997. Talk about changes! Where's Buddies? (it became Winn Dixie, now gone) Where's Jimbo's Chicken and Tiny Thom store on the corner?
This looks like a nice place to retire, but still be an active retiree. What about that lake? My daughter lives in North Texas she stated mosquitoes are everywhere at lakes of course in the summer. Is that a problem? I live in a desert town right now, and never even seen a mosquito.!!
Yeah...mosquitos are going to be thing (lake or no lake). What I usually do for the backyard is get a few of those torches with insect repellent. And of course a bit of "Off" spray.
i want azle back to how it was before the wal mart!! no that would be nice...all these suburbs going up just killing our small town and destroying the hell out of what wooded areas we have left
@@billycook9868 The parking lot of the WalMart is where the house used to be that I grew up in. It was at the back of the parking lot near the water tower.
@The DFW Homeowner They need to take a hard look at their approach to planning. The last 30 years have been a municipal nightmare. The police department is held in slight regard. The schools place way too much into sports and not nearly enough into academics. They have a sports hall of fame for those that performed well in high school but no recognition of those they went on to attain professional success. For example, a national VP of Office Depot is an alumnus. That isn't me BTW. One positive note, it isn't Lake Worth.
Good for you. This doesn't mean the schools aren't substandard. I had to go back and fill in many missing areas on my own. The District even lost its accreditation at one point. I I doubt losing your accreditation is a mark of superior performance. @@tornadotj2059
RE "a affordable suburb"---Sorry, but I can't listen to anyone who doesn't know that "an" goes before a word starting with a vowel. I lived there in the '70s and '80s, and the schools were perfectly good (i.e., intelligent because no hires based on "diversity"). Have no idea what's happened there in the past 40 years. RE being an "ugly" city: This whole part of the state isn't that pretty. Great sky, though.
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Lived in azle my entire life and it’s sad to see all the people moving here. Azle for most of my life was a country town. Now it’s turning into a place like Saginaw. All the woods are being torn down, the deer have nowhere to go, and the traffic is awful. Azle is being destroyed.
Here from Los Angeles Redondo Beach interested in settling in TX seems like a quiet destination with huge lots
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Nahhh stay out of Azle. All the land is being destroyed. No longer a country town
Lived here way back in 2007 when one of the only places to eat out was a Sonic. It has grown like crazy.
Right?! It grew up so fast!
I graduated high school there in 1983, when one of the only places to eat out was the Sonic and the DQ. You're telling me that between 1983 and 2007, there is STILL only the Sonic?
I was BORN there in 1966, moved away in 1997. Talk about changes! Where's Buddies? (it became Winn Dixie, now gone) Where's Jimbo's Chicken and Tiny Thom store on the corner?
Azle is being destroyed. No longer a country town. Deer have no where to go and the traffic is getting bad
Azle is over crowded and growing too fast. South of 199 is a better part of Azle Imo
It's growing so quickly!
That house is in my neighborhood
Nice! How you like the area?
Just so you know. Coming from Azle into Lake Worth... You're gonna have traffic! Guess what, it's hasn't changed in 30 years.
This is true. Traffic left and right.
While there's no Chick-Fil-A, there is a far-superior option, Chicken Express!
Express is good too.
To much building and bringing in crime. Apartments right across the street from high School. Really to much traffic.
What should be done about this?
This looks like a nice place to retire, but still be an active retiree. What about that lake? My daughter lives in North Texas she stated mosquitoes are everywhere at lakes of course in the summer. Is that a problem? I live in a desert town right now, and never even seen a mosquito.!!
Yeah...mosquitos are going to be thing (lake or no lake). What I usually do for the backyard is get a few of those torches with insect repellent. And of course a bit of "Off" spray.
Lived here to long.Moving out.To crowded. A no fun town. Raise your kids. Then move.
Interesting. Where did you move to?
Don't come here
Why's that?
@@thedfwhomeowner there's too many people coming here
Please don't bring more people here! And...do not build a Chick-Fil-A as I do not want to live in a suburb. I want to keep Azle - Azle.
I don't bring the people...they bring themselves.
Azle hasn't been Azle in several decades.
i want azle back to how it was before the wal mart!! no that would be nice...all these suburbs going up just killing our small town and destroying the hell out of what wooded areas we have left
@@billycook9868 The parking lot of the WalMart is where the house used to be that I grew up in. It was at the back of the parking lot near the water tower.
It's a great location but an ugly city with substandard schools.
What would make it beautiful and what grades would make it above standard?
@The DFW Homeowner They need to take a hard look at their approach to planning. The last 30 years have been a municipal nightmare.
The police department is held in slight regard.
The schools place way too much into sports and not nearly enough into academics.
They have a sports hall of fame for those that performed well in high school but no recognition of those they went on to attain professional success. For example, a national VP of Office Depot is an alumnus. That isn't me BTW.
One positive note, it isn't Lake Worth.
I graduated from Azle and I'm OK. :)
Good for you. This doesn't mean the schools aren't substandard. I had to go back and fill in many missing areas on my own. The District even lost its accreditation at one point. I I doubt losing your accreditation is a mark of superior performance. @@tornadotj2059
RE "a affordable suburb"---Sorry, but I can't listen to anyone who doesn't know that "an" goes before a word starting with a vowel. I lived there in the '70s and '80s, and the schools were perfectly good (i.e., intelligent because no hires based on "diversity"). Have no idea what's happened there in the past 40 years. RE being an "ugly" city: This whole part of the state isn't that pretty. Great sky, though.
Anything else?