Some of the most exclusive homes and beautiful views in West Tennessee are found in Lakeland. Garner Lake, the largest lake in Shelby County, provides easy lake access and serene scenery. This community combines a focus on quality of life and a commitment toward preserving the environment. Plus, great shopping and major businesses in Memphis are just 20-30 minutes away. Lakeland is truly an exceptional place to work, play, learn and live. (Photo Courtesy of City of Lakeland)

The Lakeland Parks & Recreation Department plans a range of programming from children’s activities such as Easter Egg Hunts to programs at the Lakeland Senior Center. Lakeland’s natural terrain fosters a sense of country living unlike any other in Shelby County. Lakes, ponds and streams as well as parks with playgrounds, soccer fields and tennis courts enhance residents’ quality of life. A 65-acre IH Managerial Park with open space, walking and hiking trails, fishing and The LAMP Amphitheater are highlights of this community. (Photo Courtesy of Lakeland Parks & Recreation)

Our K-8 education system is one of the highest performing in Tennessee and includes Lakeland Elementary (K-4) and Lakeland Middle Prep (5-8). The City of Lakeland serves more than 2,200 school-age students.

Founded in the 1830s, Arlington has a strong history and yet is experiencing a surge in growth with new residential subdivisions, parks and continued commercial growth. The 2010 US Census indicates the Town has a population of 11,517 people. (Photo Courtesy of the Town of Arlington)

Arlington features more than 65 acres of parks and sports field, maintained by The Town of Arlington Parks and Recreation Department. Additionally, the Depot Square Community Garden was created to provide a unique opportunity to citizens of all ages to grow healthy food options. Recreational youth sports are also a fun way for residents to have fun in the community. (Photo Courtesy of the Town of Arlington)

Arlington Community Schools offer a comprehensive curriculum for elementary, middle and high school students. The district has been named one of 2020’s Best Communities for Music Education by the NAMM Foundation. Arlington High School, shown above, offers 31 college-level courses and 12 Industry Certifications that allows students to enter college or the workforce post-high school. (Photo Courtesy of Arlington Community Schools)