Cynthiana

Cynthiana has a rich agricultural history. One of the state’s top producers of tobacco since the 19th century, Cynthiana farms still produce tobacco, hay, corn and beef cattle. Cynthiana is also home to large manufacturing companies such as 3M and E.D. ...

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Germantown

Don’t speed too fast along Ky. 10 outside Brooksville or you just might miss the village of Germantown where it straddles the Mason County line in south central Bracken County. With less than 200 residents the village is small, but mighty. In Germantown...

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Williamstown

Williamstown is the star attraction as the county seat for Grant County located about 35 miles from downtown Cincinnati. The city is continuing to attract new residents annually at a growth rate of about 6%. The town itself is less than a mile wide but ...

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Corinth

Corinth sits on the seven hills in the extreme southern end in Grant County extending into Harrison and Scott counties. The village originally began as a station on the Lexington-Covington stagecoach line and later was used on the rail line operated by ...

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Cynthiana

Cynthiana has a rich agricultural history. One of the state’s top producers of tobacco since the 19th century, Cynthiana farms still produce tobacco, hay, corn and beef cattle. Cynthiana is also home to large manufacturing companies such as 3M and E.D. ...

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Germantown

Don’t speed too fast along Ky. 10 outside Brooksville or you just might miss the village of Germantown where it straddles the Mason County line in south central Bracken County. With less than 200 residents the village is small, but mighty. In Germantown...

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Williamstown

Williamstown is the star attraction as the county seat for Grant County located about 35 miles from downtown Cincinnati. The city is continuing to attract new residents annually at a growth rate of about 6%. The town itself is less than a mile wide but ...

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Corinth

Corinth sits on the seven hills in the extreme southern end in Grant County extending into Harrison and Scott counties. The village originally began as a station on the Lexington-Covington stagecoach line and later was used on the rail line operated by ...

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Cynthiana

Cynthiana has a rich agricultural history. One of the state’s top producers of tobacco since the 19th century, Cynthiana farms still produce tobacco, hay, corn and beef cattle. Cynthiana is also home to large manufacturing companies such as 3M and E.D. ...

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Germantown

Don’t speed too fast along Ky. 10 outside Brooksville or you just might miss the village of Germantown where it straddles the Mason County line in south central Bracken County. With less than 200 residents the village is small, but mighty. In Germantown...

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Williamstown

Williamstown is the star attraction as the county seat for Grant County located about 35 miles from downtown Cincinnati. The city is continuing to attract new residents annually at a growth rate of about 6%. The town itself is less than a mile wide but ...

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Corinth

Corinth sits on the seven hills in the extreme southern end in Grant County extending into Harrison and Scott counties. The village originally began as a station on the Lexington-Covington stagecoach line and later was used on the rail line operated by ...

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