We have acres and acres of land. Her neighbors are dual-income, young families and some retired people. Many are in sales, some are entrepreneurs. They're all part of the Neighborhood Watch. This is a neighborhood of bike riders and walkers, Kueter says.
Families especially like to walk to see what's new as building continues.
When we're outside in the summer, people are always stopping and visiting. Driving to the edge of town after work lets her feel as if she's leaving her troubles behind. When she looks out the window, she sees open land and likes it. The Friessens are working with the Palmer family to develop Palmer Highlands, north of 26th Street, and Palmer Glen, just south. You'll find twin homes on the western edge, and some of the land near the intersection of 26th Street has been zoned for apartments and commercial development.