***Location Guide***

Honey Hollow

Honey Hollow- A small city located in Noble County on a great lake with a population of 75,000. Founded in 1849 as the village of Fairwater, it served originally as a fishing town and port for logging operations further inland. However, its claim to fame would come from its extraordinary levels of bees located to the northwest. Garnering a reputation for its sweet substance, city leaders changed the name to Honey Hollow. Today, the city's economy is based less around the environment and more towards industrial and research companies. The so-called blue-blooded families of Honey Hollow that comprised its early business leaders are the Nobles, Wynwicks, Thirlbys, Huguets, Storks, and Zurbruggs. Altered version of Azure Rocks; created by Duskford

Honey Hollow High School- The sole high school in the city, it's overflowing with students as efforts to build a second school have repeatedly failed. The school mascot is the Fighting Bees. The cheerleading squad wears the traditional school colors of gold with black trim. The dance squad, the Sugarbees, wears black with gold trim. The high school has an award-winning newspaper, The Buzzy Bee. Current principal: Mac Manske.

Harborside Junior High School- The oldest of the city's three junior high schools. The school boundaries currently comprise the lakefront and the downtown. A mix of working-class and historic neighborhoods. Caterina Quill, Kaitlin Beal, Daisy Kirby, Geoffrey Inch, Yelena Mishkova, and Bianca Zuccaro are some of the students who attended Harborside.

Meadowmilk Junior High School- The most affluent of the three junior high schools. The school boundaries currently comprise the south and southwest sides of Honey Hollow, including the Bumble Boulevard neighborhood. Whitney Diamond, Lacey Stratton, Ramsey Swift, Fletcher Wynwick, Sienna Thirlby, and Olena Olesky are some of the students who attended Meadowmilk.

Fairwater Junior High School- The mostly middle-class junior high school. The school boundaries comprise the north and northwest sides of Honey Hollow. Sean Tarver, JoJo Gibble, Austin and Aurora Rusk, Max Moxey, Beyza Baris, Jayden Cooke, and Delilah O'Dell are some of the students who attended Fairwater. Current principal: Abacus Kessler.

Noble Elementary School- A grade on the south side of town. Rachel Stratton recently got appointed as the school principal, following the unexpected **** of the previous one. Rachel had previously taught third grade. Cassandra Bank teaches first grade (in most threads.) Margaret Mc Sweeney is the new second-grade teacher. Ashlynn Nish works as the school secretary.

Honey Hollow Medical Center- An impressive research hospital for a city the size of Honey Hollow. Its sterling reputation in the region is in part thanks to generous donations over the years from the town's wealthiest citizens. Current administrator: Norton Merton.

Honey Hollow Health Annex- A medical office building located across the street from Honey Hollow Medical Center. Bridget Tarver and Samantha Denton's Happy Honey Health practice is located on the fifth floor. Hal Horton's office is located on the second floor.

Kirby Apothecary- A pharmacy/**** store located on the far east side of town, near the lake and several blocks from Harborside Junior High School. Students can often be found inside before and after school, grabbing snacks or candy. Owner/operator: Cameron Kirby.

The Daily Flyer- the city's local newspaper. Owned by Roland Swift and his daughter, Hillary, and his son, Hearst. A daily paper, it's survived the recent downturn for newspapers. Barney Barrie works part-time when home for college as a photographer.

Stork Memorial Library- the main branch of the city's public library system. Located next to the public museum. Head Librarian: Davy Earp.

Beekeepers Square - a fountain-centered park in the downtown of Honey Hollow. Located across the street from city hall, the courthouse, the public museum, and several high-rise buildings.

Apiary Tower- a high-rise, luxury condominium located across the street from Beekeepers Square. Notable Residents: Fiona & Fletcher Wynwick.

Honey Hollow Public Museum- Founded in 1919. Located in a three-story building near the courthouse and city hall. A general museum, it holds collections across many subjects. It benefits greatly from the generosity of the wealthiest families in town, which allows it to bring in traveling collections a museum its size usually couldn't attract. A popular attraction is the seasonal exhibits that focus on a single founding family of Honey Hollow. Tour Guide/Outreach Director: Ava Zamora. Assistant Curator: Leif Thirlby. Curator: Abraham Abbott.

Honey Hollow Historical Society- Located in the old mansion of Captain Cork, directly across from the harbor. Archivist: Lyle Jolley. Director: Dahlia Abbott.

Witzler Hotel- A throwback to a different era. The Witzler is a majestic building constructed in 1894. Features a grand ballroom, the in-demand wedding spot in Honey Hollow. Located down the street from Beekeepers Square. Currently owned by Dalton Pierce.

Orpheum Theater- Originally constructed in 1913 as a vaudeville theater, it transitioned over to films fifteen years later. The Orpheum enjoyed a decades-long run as the premier movie theater in Honey Hollow until the early 1970s. Shortly after Westgate Mall opened, a new modern theater opened just off its parking lot, siphoning off films and business. The Orpheum finally gave into reality, closing in 1983. Sitting empty for three decades, its since undergone a renovation and restoration under the watchful eye of architect Ian Thirlby. The new emphasis of The Orpheum will be to support the local theatre scene. The grand reopening is planned for this upcoming spring. Owned by: Dashiell Golphin.

Thirlby's - A department store owned by the Thirlby family that opened in 1897 and closed down in the 1980s when the Mall was built and started gaining popularity. A tall building, six stories, with a majestic, well-crafted look. Ian Thirlby is trying to renovate it and open the store again.

Wax District- an entertainment district located in the former merchant quarter of Honey Hollow in-between the Harbor District and the Downtown. The abandoned Thirlby's department store serves as the buffer between Downtown and the Wax District.

• The Gassy Spout- An age-old coffee house located along the border of the Wax and Harbor districts. A popular spot for college students on break and local artists of all types. Also has homemade cinnamon rolls and honey buns. Owned by Chappy Noonan, a chatty, jovial, and kindly man approaching eighty. Chappy knows all the comings and goings about what's happening in town, and many bits of past information that people wish to stay forgotten.
• Shaughnessy's- a favorite tavern for twentysomethings. The owner is known to be lenient when checking IDs.
• Metropolis- the local dance club. Wednesdays are under twenty-one nights. Evelyn Naylor and Chavelle Cox are employed as bartenders. Owner: Rocco Zuccaro, with Dashiell Golphin as a silent partner.
• Grand Rack- a pool hall and arcade. Many crime deals are rumored to take place in its back room. Owner: Cletus Klackhurst.
• Penalty Pub- a sports bar filled with multiple big-screen TVs. It's rumored to be the place to go if you want to slyly wager on games.
• Sashay Studio- A dance and yoga studio located several storefronts down from Metropolis. Primary a yoga studio, Sashay offers a rotating number of dance classes based on the season, along with fitness dance and pole-dancing. Coming soon: Zumba! Notable Employees: Jade Foscue. Owner: Shayla O'Dell.
• The Worm Bookery- A dusty two-story bookstore located in the Wax District. It survived the flight of customers and businesses from the downtown, only to be a beloved institution when the downtown renaissance began. A favorite hangout of Sean Tarver and Daisy Kirby. Owner: Charles Peavy.

Sunset Oaks Cemetary- Located west of the downtown and north of the Bumble Boulevard neighborhood, it separates the downtown from the so-called uptown business district and neighborhood. Originally referred to as The Tombs after the founding of Honey Hollow. The oldest cemetery in town, it's running out of space as the town expanded all around it over the years. Despite its proximity to several neighborhoods, its large size and abundance of foliage give it the feeling of being a world away. Contains the graves and mausoleums of the founding families.

Boxwood Court- A nine-house cul-de-sac located on the northwest side of Honey Hollow. The Tarvers live in the center home, with the Gibbles located next door to the south and the Kappmeyers next door to the north. The Dentons live on the north side corner home next to Vine Street. Built over twenty years ago, the cul-de-sac has seen turnover in recent years. The disliked Simovics, across the street from the Dentons, is currently for sale after a recent ****. A young newlywed couple, the Emersons, moved onto the street a year prior. Other inhabitants include the Mazon, Ruffalo, and Wegberg, families.

Allure Avenue- A residential street located on the upper southwest side of Honey Hollow. Home to both the Stratton and Swift families.

Bumble Boulevard- Located in the oldest, wealthiest neighborhood on the southwest side of town. Sunset Oaks Cemetary separates the neighborhood from the bustling downtown. Originally named Bumblebee Boulevard, the bee portion was dropped early on to make the wide, oak-lined road sound more prestigious. The cream of the crop of Honey Hollow's oldest families live on Bumble, with the second-tier clans living on the blocks on either side. The boulevard eventually turns into a dead end with Pollen Circle. A specific clique of girls living on or around the boulevard has existed since the 1950s. They are called Bumble Girls.

Diamond Manor- Located on Pollen Circle, in the oldest, wealthiest neighborhood on the southwest side of town. Behind the homes lies a small wooded area before reaching Sunset Oaks Cemetary. Situated on a large plot, the mansion has considerable privacy. The three-story manor has ten bedrooms, three offices, a library, study, parlor, ballroom, large kitchen, and a formal dining room. The grand also features a pool, sauna, tennis court, and a weight room.

Diamond Corp- Originally founded as a pesticide company by Jacob Diamond and Rhett Pierce to combat the widespread wasp infestation around present-day Wasp Lake. The prosperous company moved on over the years from focusing strictly on pesticides emerging as a leader in agrochemical and agriculture technology. First called Pierce-Diamond Chemical, the company would transition to the shorter Diamond Chem. Following the **** of Samuel Pierce three decades ago and the elevation of Hannibal Diamond to chief executive, Hannibal altered the name again to Diamond Corp. This name change reflected his plans to expand the company into different fields. Aggressive business practices by Hannibal severely hurt Diamond Corp's reputation. Fifteen years ago, Hannibal's sons, Harvey and Graham, along with Samuel's grandson, Dalton, led a boardroom coup, toppling Hannibal. The new regime greatly expanded into agricultural technology. Current CEO: Dalton Pierce. Altered version of Ravers Enterprises; created by Duskford

Huguet Laboratories- Originally founded by physician Mathis Huguet to formulate known ****, the company has transitioned into a medical device and healthcare industry up-and-comer. Today it sells medical devices, diagnostics, generic medicines, and nutritional products. Has a separate pharmaceutical research branch located in Blackbridge. Current CEO: Cyril Olesky, a descendant of founder Mathis Huguet.

Wynwick Foundation- A prominent charity founded and run by the Wynwick family. Focused primarily on expanding education and protecting the environment. In over a century of existence, the Wynwick Foundation has at times shifted course to meet the needs of people in the region; especially in tough economic times. Recently, the foundation has begun to fund programs for single parents under its current chairperson. Amassing a significant fortune in logging and mining, Sheridan Wynwick left behind a troubling legacy for his offspring. Originally proposed as a forest preservation effort by two of Sheridan's three children, Athena and Archibald, the foundation's purpose greatly expanded in the following generation. The gem of the family, the foundation chair is considered the highest achievement possible. The Wynwicks spent considerable political power and money to ensure their unique voting structure would be grandfathered in under new charity laws. Despite their bad blood, all five major branches of the family from across North America, care deeply about the foundation and its purpose, putting aside their differences to vote for each new chairperson. The recent vote to succeed Myles Wynwick proved shocking as underdog candidate Fiona proved victorious over her distant cousin, Kermit. Current chairperson: Fiona Wynwick.

Wickworth Holdings- An investment and management company that controls and maintains the Wynwick family's property portfolio. Considering that the Wynwicks own property in Honey Hollow, Rattle Ridge, Arbor Corners, Blackbridge, and Breezy Bay, it's a financial powerhouse in the region. Current president: Kermit Wynwick.

Mulberry, March & Stratton- Oldest and largest law firm in Honey Hollow, it's considered the Stratton family firm. Has two separate sections in the law firm. The business law side is overseen by Clarence Stratton. His youngest brother, Marshall, often handles the grunt work. The criminal law side is jointly overseen by Emma Mulberry and Walter March. Located across from Beekeepers Square. Current managing partner: Clarence Stratton.

Arness, Garrow & Laffont- The second-largest law firm in Honey Hollow. Focused on business, real estate, and tax law. Does not handle criminal law. Current managing partner: Lionel Arness.

Westgate Mall- Located on the far west side of town. Constructed in the early 1970s, it helped lead to the demise of Thirlbys. Highly popular until recent years, the mall is struggling to keep tenants as a revival of downtown storefronts led shoppers back to the east side of Honey Hollow. The local movie theater is located in a standalone building just off the mall's parking lot. Owner: The Bullseye Group.

Funland- Located near Westgate Mall. Currently closed for the last several years due to major renovations after a fire. An adventure land popular for young children's birthdays or dates for teenagers and young adults. Features a large building with a zipline, rock-climbing wall, ball pits, and various arcade games. Guests can ride go-carts or play miniature golf. Owner: Dean Dawkins.

The Cellar- a dirty dive bar located several blocks from Westgate Mall. Often has live music. Allegedly the place to score ****. Owner: Clancy Klackhurst.

Aquacomb- A relatively new indoor aquatic center located on the far southwest side of town. The Aquacomb is comprised of two separate sections. The Dragonfly Arena is a standard competition-sized pool (short course) that is 25 meters long. Summer and winter leagues share the space with the Honey Hollow High swim team. The Waterbug Park is an indoor waterpark that features a leisure pool, a wave pool with three waterslides, and a kiddie pool. Both the wave and kiddie pools have playground fountains and geysers. Swim classes are available year-round.

Little Stingers Daycare- Located on the northwest side of town, about a mile down the street from Fairwater Junior High School. Owner: Sherry Stackhouse.

Dynamite Fitness- Located near Westgate Mall, we're your one-stop fitness center. Features every piece of cardio and strength equipment that you need. Not able to motivate yourself? Then let one of our personal trainers give you a hand. Feeling sore after your workout? Then take a dip in one of our hot or cold tubs, spend some time in our sauna, or let one of our masseuses give you that badly needed massage. Afterward, stop by our smoothie bar to replenish your fluids. Notable Employees: Kit Colwort, Nina Palermo, trainers. Selena Lucio, front desk receptionist. Owner: Anton O'Dell.

Tranquility Touch- A massage parlor located on the near-westside of town in the uptown district. Owner: Romy Olin.

Pinheads Recreations Center- Located on the western edge of the uptown district, the former Dawkins Bowling Alley was once a hugely popular hangout for teens until the 1980s. Failing and falling into disrepair, it hung around mostly for young children's birthdays until the grandson of the original owner purchased it in the mid-1990s. Cutting the number of lanes, he added an arcade and a better dining area. Current owner: Dean Dawkins.

Grubby's- A popular diner that serves comfort food. Located on the near-west side of town on the other side of Sunny, often called the uptown neighborhood. Customers can either choose to dine inside or in the car, where they are served by waitresses on roller skates. A regular hangout for students of Honey Hollow High. Owner: Oliver Ragg and his family.

The Orchard- a casual restaurant popular with families. Owned by Miranda Rusk and Annette Baris. Altered version of The Lakeside; created by Duskford

Scoops Creamery- An ice cream parlor located down the street from Grubby's in the uptown district. Owned by the McNutt family.

Dream Muffs- a bakery co-owned by cousins Lemon Leighton and Jillian Gibble. They had a minor issue with their name when Hester Goodley's FMU picketed their sidewalk. It turned out to help promote their business as they pointed out that muffins are Jillian's specialty.

Busy-Bees Bouquets- A floral shop located across the street from Deam Muffs. The place to get flowers for every occasion. Locally owned for five generations. Notable Employees: Lilac Potter. Owner: Azalea Potter.

Luigi's- A pizzeria located on the north side of Honey Hollow. Known for its deep-dish pizza, its thin crust is also tasty. Split into two large dining rooms, there's also a smaller room in the rear that can be reserved for parties. Opened forty years ago by Mario and Luigi Todaro. Currently owned by Mario's son, Marco. Sonia Todaro, Marco's nineteen-year-old daughter, works there as a waitress.

Goforth's - An upscale restaurant downtown. Popular among the wealthy citizens of Honey Hollow is often used for business meetings or when someone wants to impress their date. Skye Willows is employed as a hostess, and Heidi Ceet as a part-time waitress. Co-owner: Dashiell Golphin.

The Copper Lantern- An upscale pup located on a corner lot across from Goforth's. Has an American's view of what an English pub should look like. An abundance of wood and brass ornaments. Popular with young professionals. It features two large bars: one in the front with a slightly smaller one in the rear. A small dining room lies between them. Hazel Tarte is employed as a part-time waitress. Owned by Bailey Thirlby.

Griff's Tap- a small bar located near Honey Hollow Medical Complex. Popular with both the hospital's staff and visitors. Owned by Barnabas Kessler.

The Beehive- A strip club located outside the city limits, on the highway leading south. Owned and operated by Porter and Purvis Jubb, who inherited it from their father.

Orrin Automotive- A dealership for new American cars (the brand is up to the writer) with a large and modern showroom. Founded fifteen years ago by brothers Thurman and Orrin Rusk. Thurman handles the financial side of the business, while Orrin deals with the sales and marketing sides. Is the most popular dealership in Honey Hollow for new cars. Also has a service bay in the back. As part of the deal with their cousin, neither dealership can use the Rusk family name. Currently owned by Thurman and Orrin Cole. Created by quillbot

Monty's Car Jamboree- Formerly Rusk's Used Cars. Founded by Monty's father and uncle, he bought out his cousins' shares over different visions of car salesmanship. A hodgepodge of several buildings, the front lot is filled with various colorful statues, such as two fighting clowns, Paul Bunyan and his ox, and a kooky-looking statue of its owner. Known for wacky, extravagant, and attention-seeking promotions and hilarious radio and television commercials. Often hears complaints from Orrin Automotive over its bonkers appearance, but Monty laughs them off. Is known to be a stickler when it comes to his customers being satisfied. As part of the deal with his cousins, neither dealership can use the Rusk family name. Owned and operated by Montgomery Rusk. Created by quillbot

Studio Bangs- A popular and trendy hair salon. It also provides manicures and pedicures. Located down the street from Westgate Mall. Owner: Vivica Benson. Created by quillbot

J&T's Auto Repair- an automotive repair shop owned by Jaxon Quill and Tate Durrant.

The Stinging Truth- a news website operating in Honey Hollow. Filled with opinion and lacking much journalistic standard, it's supposed to be the alternate source of news from the Daily Flyer. It spreads sensationalized stories every once in a while.

Nosy Nectar - a website operating in Honey Hollow that specializes itself in gossip, relationships, and hookups about the town's famous people. Founded sixteen years ago. An early game in town revolved around discovering the identity of Miss Nosy, the nickname for the mysterious person who ran the site. The Missy Nosy nickname faded over time. The gossiper(s) have broken several big stories over the years. These include a steroid/PEDs scandal involving high school athletes, shining light on a ruthless blackmailer, and exposing the Honey-for-Hire escort ring at Honey Hollow High. It's rumored to have assisted Sebastian Ferrin's investigation of the Parent-Teacher Association/school board scandal that scuttled the construction of a second high school.

Shanty Point- A small spot located north of town, across from the old lighthouse, that offers a view of the outermost part of the harbor. It's the local makeout spot for teenagers.

Canary Lake- a mid-sized lake south of Honey Hollow. With the construction of a new road five years ago, drive time to and from the city to the lake is roughly forty minutes. The decreased time has led to a building boon for people who wish to live on the lake and commute to work. Altered version of Cobalt Lake; created by Duskford

Wasp Lake Park District

Wasp Lake Park- Located two hours to the northwest of Honey Hollow in Frog County and ninety minutes southeast from Rattle Ridge. The largest park in the region, it features a sizable Wasp Lake, the smaller Frog Lake, and an abundance of streams and ponds. Highly popular with vacationers for its hiking trails, campgrounds, and public beaches. The larger lake, Wasp Lake, has a beautiful waterfall, the Daffodil Falls, to its north. Further past that, the Thriae Hot Springs proved a romantic retreat. Due to the hot springs flowing into its waters, Wasp Lake stays warmer longer throughout the year. Twenty-one private homes are limited to the eastern half of the shoreline with most of the cabins dating back almost a century. Frog Lake, located just southwest of Wasp Lake, features both affordable vacation homes and a small group of year-round residents. All told, there are approximately twice as many cabins on the much smaller Frog Lake compared to Wasp Lake. And while there are large gaps between most Wasp Lake cabins, they are lined up right next to each other on Frog Lake. The Ponds, a marshy area just south of Wasp Lake, has a number of seasonal cabins used by fishermen, hunters, and other summer visitors. The park is patrolled by forest service rangers. The ranger station is located kitty-corner from Wirchie's. Altered version of Silver Lake; created by Duskford. Altered version of Zaffre Falls; created by Yarkoz

Wirchie's- Located in a smaller clearing among the miles of dense forest, Wirchie's is a series of mix-matched buildings all attached into one interconnected complex. Started as a bait shop almost a century ago, it expanded into the only grocery store in the Wasp Lake area. A small four-pump gas station was constructed onto the north side of the building in the early 1950s, and a diner was added to the south side about a decade later. Even nestled into such a remote area, it's a thriving business with a steady stream of daily customers, whether locals or vacationers. Current owner: Arlo "Wirchie" Wirch. Inspired by Meechie's; created by boomer97

Diamond Cabin- Located on the northern shore of Wasp Lake; it's the last cabin to the west. A recently finished luxury cabin, it sits on the site of two burned-down cabins. The first was the Rancourt Cabin built around the turn of the 20th century, which burned down in the 1940s liked due to squatters. The second was the previous Diamond Cabin, built in the late 1950s. Local rumors claim that a fire started during an orgy hosted by Harvey Diamond. As the cabin built by his grandparents held a special spot in his heart, Harvey wasted little time or money to swiftly rebuild it. It's a two-story building with a basement/walkout level, featuring six bedrooms, along with additional rooms that can be converted into sleeping quarters. Its foundations are made of stone and the rest are built with large wooden logs.

The first floor is mostly an open-room concept, with a great room with couches, a fireplace, and a TV; a dining room; a kitchen; a sunroom surrounded by windows; and a hallway that leads to the master room, a small bathroom, and a den that can be used as an office; glass doors give access to an outdoor deck on the back. Going upstairs, there's a small reading area at the top and two big bedrooms with a bathroom each, at each end of the cabin and separated by a walkway that overlooks the first floor. On the lower floor, a rec room with several entertainment options and a bar takes occupies about half the floor, and two hallways branch from here; at the left side, there's a guest bedroom and a laundry room; to the right side, there's a hobby room currently serving as a tiny bedroom, two full-sized guest rooms, a bathroom, and a wine cellar.

Outside, there's a patio below the deck and a room with a hot tub beneath the sunroom. The garage is a separate building with space for four cars and a second floor for storage or possibly future guest rooms. Down towards the lake, there's a boathouse with a bunkhouse located on the second floor. Featuring six bunks, a wood-burning stove, and a small bathroom, Harvey planned it for his friend's children. Altered version of Ravers Cabin; created by Duskford

Wynwick Lodge- Built in the 1890s. Located on the northeastern corner of Wasp Lake. Has its own small cove leading to it and a small stream nearby. A magnificent structure for its time, it featured quality craftsmanship and woodwork. The lodge had a great room, a large kitchen and pantry, a formal dining room, a billiards room, multiple bedrooms, and a servants' wing. Also had a half dozen guest cottages sprinkled around the grounds. Had a colorful history before a family feud resulted in it sitting empty for more than fifty years. The last full-time occupant, Lincoln Wynwick, was killed by Henry Diamond in a rumored fight over a Prohibition bootlegging operation in 1929. Children are told his ghost haunts the neglected building, so they don't play inside. Currently owned by a branch of the Wynwick family that lives far away, they refuse to hand over ownership to the local Wynwicks. As a result, the once-grand lodge has fallen into neglect, and multiple guest cottages have fallen into ruin. Harvey Diamond's fascination with the lodge dates back to his childhood. He dreams of it someday being renovated and reoccupied. Young Fletcher Wynwick shares those dreams.

Stork Cabin (now Wynwick Cabin)- Land gifted to the Storks by the Wynwicks. Located on the southeastern shore of Wasp Lake, not too far from the abandoned Wynwick Lodge, next to the park. Once a great family of Honey Hollow, their fortunes tumbled after a falling out with their former friends, the Wynwicks. The cabin was sold several times until, in a final act of ****, the Wynwicks bought the property. Owned by Myles Wynwick, Fiona's uncle.

Zurbrugg Cabin- Land gifted to the Zurbruggs by the Wynwicks. Located on the middle of the northern shore of Wasp Lake. The Zurbruggs were once a prominent family not just in Honey Hollow but in Arbor Corners and Blackbridge. While the family still owns the cabin, it is sparsely used these days as none of the Zurbruggs reside in the area. Rumors are it could be sold someday.

Huguet Cabin (now Olesky)- Land gifted to the Huguets by the Wynwicks. Located on the southern shore of Wasp Lake. The last cabin to the west it's considered the least desirable of the original great cabins, as the campgrounds sit further west. Still owned by descendants of the original owner, the Huguet name has disappeared. Extensively remodeled several times, very little remains of the original cabin.

Cities and Towns: Honey Hollow Region

Arbor Corners- The intellectual center of the region. Located two hours southwest of Honey Hollow and two hours northwest of Blackbridge. Home of Zurbrugg College. High school colors: Green & Brown. Nickname: Crossbows. Dance Squad: Archerettes. Altered version of Green Hills; created by Duskford

Blackbridge- The industrial and business center of the region. Roughly triple the size of Honey Hollow, it's the largest and southernmost city in the region. Sits about three and a half hours south of Honey Hollow. The Baccaro family lives here. It's the city that Micah Taft's family moved to and where Glory Blick moved from with her son Tyler. High school colors: Black & Red. Nickname: Engineers. Dance Squad: Riveters.

Muskie Harbor- A suburb south of Blackbridge. Home to Breakwater University. High school colors: Purple & White. Nickname: Fishermen.

Grassy Valley- A small town located less than thirty minutes northeast of Arbor Corners. The Underwood family lives there. High school colors: Green & Black. Nickname: Serpents. Dance Squad: Garters. Created by quillbot

Guzzle Crossing- A river city located ninety minutes or so directly west of Honey Hollow. Once a great mill town because of logging in the region, the small city is finally emerging out of a long economic downturn. Home of the Rycroft family. High school colors: Blue & Orange. Nickname: Mighty Mules. Dance Squad: Jennets.

Moose Point- Located four hours directly north of Honey Hollow. The Valko family and their company reside there. School Colors: Brown & White. Nickname: Antlers. Dance Squad: Furries.

Rattle Ridge- A town located three and a half hours northwest of Honey Hollow and ninety minutes northwest of Wasp Lake. A former mining town, Rattle Ridge has transformed itself into a tourist destination for winter lovers. While the terrain is more large hills than mountains, it's sufficient to support two ski resorts. Snowbird Lodge, a popular ski resort is located there, along with Powder Peak Resort. Home of the Lockett family. High school colors: Red & Gray. Nickname: Sasquatches. Dance Squad: Polar Poles.

Beakburg- A village located north of Rattle Ridge. A relatively low-income town, many younger citizens leave for a better or more entertainment-filled life. Beakburg Correctional Institution, the main state prison in the area, is located on the west side of the village. Their school teams are consistently defeated by Rattle Ridge's high school sports teams. High school colors: Blue & Yellow. Nickname: Bluebirds.

Cities and Towns: Outside Honey Hollow Region

Breezy Bay- A beautiful town in Hawaii that's a popular destination for people from Honey Hollow and its surrounding region. The Toones live there, as does Demi Roca (Diamond). The Sandberrys (a branch of the Wynwick family) own a resort located there. Sandbar College is located just outside of town. High school colors: Powder Blue & White. Nickname: Waveriders.

Fountain Beach- A sundrenched, oceanside city located on the West Coast. Sunny State University is located in the city.

Eldermoss- A rainy, forest town located in the Northwest.

Ferro Rapids- A city located in the Rocky Mountains. The Renwick branch of the Wynwick family is centered around the city. High school colors: Black & Silver. Nickname: Blacksmiths.

Thirsty Gulch- A hot, dry town located in the Southwest. Frontier A&M University is located on the westside of town.

Sweet Creek- A hot, humid town located in the Southeast. Vapor Valley University is located in the town.

Regal Crest- A historic city located in the Northeast. Lauren Rogers and her family live there. Home to Thornapple Academy, a prestigious prep school. Doxton College is located a few miles outside of the city limits.