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In a surprising turn of events, a small town in Missouri has been declared the “Friendliest Town in America” by a national survey. The town, located in the heart of the Midwest, beat out larger cities and tourist destinations to claim the top spot.

Residents of the town credit their friendliness to a strong sense of community and a tradition of welcoming visitors with open arms. The town’s mayor, John Smith, expressed his pride in the community, stating, “We may be small, but we have big hearts. We believe in treating everyone like family, whether they’re a longtime resident or just passing through.”

The survey, conducted by a national travel magazine, took into account factors such as the number of community events, volunteer opportunities, and overall sense of hospitality. The town’s charming Main Street, lined with locally-owned shops and restaurants, was also a contributing factor to its win.

Visitors to the town have echoed the survey’s findings, with many praising the warm and welcoming atmosphere. One visitor, Sarah Johnson, commented, “I’ve traveled all over the country, but I’ve never experienced hospitality like I did in this town. It truly lives up to its title of the ‘Friendliest Town in America.'”

As the news spreads, the town is preparing to welcome an influx of tourists eager to experience its renowned friendliness firsthand. Local businesses are gearing up for the increased foot traffic, and residents are excited to share their town’s charm with visitors from near and far.