Founded in 1916 as a railroad stop, Wolfforth has grown into a thriving southwestern suburb of Lubbock, where residents enjoy small-town living just minutes from city conveniences. Located along the Marsha Sharp Freeway (US 62/82), this community has experienced notable growth, expanding from about 3,000 residents in 2010 to more than 5,000 today, while maintaining its peaceful residential character.

Renters in Wolfforth find housing options at competitive rates compared to many Texas cities. The average two-bedroom apartment rents for around $882, while three-bedroom homes average $1,349 monthly. The Frenship Independent School District serves the area with several campuses, including Bennett Elementary and Frenship High School. The median household income of nearly $90,000 reflects the area's strong economic base.

Transportation is straightforward with the Marsha Sharp Freeway providing direct access to Lubbock's medical district, Texas Tech University, and South Plains Mall. The short 15-minute commute to downtown Lubbock makes Wolfforth an ideal location for commuters. Recent developments include the Preston Manor subdivision and Patterson Park, adding new residential options while preserving the town's rural charm. With its motto "The place to be," Wolfforth continues to grow while maintaining its distinct identity separate from its larger neighbor.