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Frankfort Ave: It's not JUST a Trolley Hop
With everything Frankfort Avenue and Crescent Hill has going on, it's no wonder it is one of the most popular places in town.  In this pedestrian-friendly location, you'll find plenty of shopping, entertainment and nightlife.  We've highlighted some spots that WE like, so be sure to check it out to see what places become your favorite!

Henry County
Named for Revolutionary War hero Patrick Henry, history-rich Henry County was established in 1789.

Bullitt County
Bullitt County’s population has been booming for the past two decades, but in recent years the county has also gained a reputation as a regional center of industrial growth and economic development.


Oldham County
Oldham County’s traditional small-farm and small-town character, along with its proximity and easy interstate access to Louisville, has made it a suburban haven for Greater Louisville homeowners.


Shelby County
Over the last decade, Shelby County’s population grew a whop-ping 34 percent, and now tops 33,000. It also boasts the sixth-highest median household income in the state.



Southern Indiana
Each of the four counties that make up the Indiana portion of metropolitan Louisville has its own distinct qualities.




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