Dearborn County Hospital in Lawrenceburg serves the county's medical needs. Mercy Health - Medical Center Emergency Department is located in nearby Harrison, Ohio. Cincinnati Children’s Green Township Urgent Care is also located in Harrison, Ohio.

Along the Ohio River at a scenic bend is Lawrenceburg, the county seat for Dearborn County. The city was founded in 1802 and now has 5,000 residents.

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Nearby Dearborn County Hospital in Lawrenceburg serves the county's medical needs, in the midst of a $38 million construction project improving the hospital to meet growing population demands. Hospitals in Cincinnati are a half hour drive away.

Aurora has a well-defined, convenient downtown shopping district featuring everything from food and beverages to antiques and art galleries. Antique malls and shops make this town a must for antique hunters.

While riverboats are no longer plying their trade along the Ohio River, that strong sense of history envelopes you as you walk through the streets of downtown Aurora, currently undergoing a revitalization effort aimed at enhancing its historic heritage. National Historic Landmark Hillforest Mansion showcases Italian Renaissance style, and Veraestau Mansion showcases Victorian style homes, drawing thousands of visitors annually. The city's historic district includes 200 buildings and five 19th century churches all invitingly located in a walkable downtown. Homes include a blend of older homes built in the 1800s and newer styles in both urban and rural settings.

Aurora

Aurora is located approximately 35 miles west of Cincinnati. US Highway 50 runs east/west along with an active railroad line. This segments the city into two distinct areas. The downtown lies to the south, nestled between US 50 and the Ohio River. Several residential areas lie north of US 50, with access from State Route 148 and State Route 350. Aurora is within 30 minutes of the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.	Located at the junction of US 50 and SR 56, Aurora is also included in the Catch-A-Ride bus transportation system, which links many communities in Dearborn County with the airport and other locations throughout the county.	Residents can reach any part of the city by walking a relatively short distance.

Nearby Dearborn County Hospital in Lawrenceburg serves the county's medical needs. Community Mental Health Facility is in nearby Lawrenceburg, and Mercy Franciscan Hospital Center with flight access to downtown trauma centers is in nearby Harrison, Ohio. Hospitals in Cincinnati are a half-hour drive away.

Over 560 acres of common grounds and recreational areas are featured in this residential area with a focus on community activities and amenities. Activities include baseball and soccer at the sports complex, a beach, Olympic-sized pool and 18-hole golf course. An active civic club keeps life humming with several annual events. A fitness club is available for workout enthusiasts.

You'll need to drive to meet most shopping needs; the only commercial venture on site is a tavern called Willies. Nearby Lawrenceburg offers many retail outlets and is only ten minutes away from anywhere in the Valley. Numerous shopping centers in Greater Cincinnati are a convenient 30-minute drive away.

Hidden Valley

Easy access to Interstates 275 links Hidden Valley to interstates I74, and I75 for fast access to Cincinnati and Indianapolis. U.S. 50 links Hidden Valley with other Indiana communities for shopping and recreation.

The closest hospital is St. Elizabeth West in Florence at Turfway near Burlington Pike.

Hebron, Kentucky is an unincorporated community and home to the Cincinnati/ Northern Kentucky International Airport. Hebron was formerly known as Briar Thicket in the 1800s. It was renamed after a local church. A fun fact: the movie Airborne included scenes in Hebron along Kentucky 8 and Kentucky 20. The regional Amazon.com Fulfillment Center is located in Hebron.

Boone County is home to the 'Florence Family Aquatic Center.' This four-acre facility is located on the campus of the Florence Government Center in the heart of Boone County. The Aquatic Center features a lazy river, 25 meter competition pool, two sprayground areas, spiral and speed slides and a zero depth Pool. 

The 'Florence/Boone County Skate Park' with 22,000 square feet of concrete is a park for skateboarders, bikers, rollerblades and in-line skaters of course. It is located on the campus of the Florence Government Center and is designed for the novice as well as the experts. 

'Florence Freedom', a Frontier League Baseball team was the 2005 Frontier League Organization of the Year! Florence Freedom plays at Champion Field in the heart of Boone County, and offers a hometown, professional baseball experience and is an outing for young and old alike. 

'R.C. Durr YMCA' is state of the art YMCA centrally located in Boone County on Route 18. The YMCA features a heated indoor pool and an outdoor pool, both with 25 lanes. A fitness center with cardio, strength training and free weights, the YMCA has personal fitness programs, a full gymnasium other programs for members. 

There are several Boone County public golf courses: 'Boone Links' has been named “Best Bang for the Buck” by Golf Digest. This 27-hole facility is open year round, weather permitting. Just off of Route 18 between Florence, Hebron and Burlington is 'Lassing Point.' This course was rated Kentucky’s #1 rated public golf course per Golf Week and is an 18-hole course with a driving range and short-game center. Located near Union, Kentucky, Lassing Pointe is easy to get to from anywhere in Boone County. 

'Dinsmore Homestead' is a unique historical site where visitors can learn what rural life was like in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Home tours and seasonal events are a highlight to Boone County history. Nature enthusiasts enjoy the hiking trails developed in cooperation with the Kentucky Nature Conservancy and the Boone County Parks Program. 

'Giles Conrad Park' has 43 acres and offers a river view of the Ohio River. Enjoy 1.3 miles of a paved trail that connects the river bank overlooks and green space. This park also has a shelter, basketball court, fitness stations and a playground.

There are several local and national brand retail stores and restaurants in Hebron. For those seeking a bargain, the 'Gap Clearance Store' is located on Global Way in Hebron.  The 'Florence Mall' features 130 speciality stores and is centrally located in Florence, close to all Boone County Residents. 'Crestview Hills Town Center' at I-275 and Dixie Highway is a lifestyle shopping center with an anchor Dillards department store as well as a wide assortment of speciality stores and restaurants offering clothing, cosmetics, home furnishings and sporting equipment. This shopping center is close to St. Elizabeth Medical Center and Thomas More College in neighboring Kenton County. 

Boone County naturally attracts horse lovers, but is also popular with those looking for sports such as swimming, soccer, baseball, tennis, and pee wee football. The arts are represented with dance and art classes available locally and in neighboring Cincinnati. Most any activity is within reach for Boone County Residents.

There are many styles and prices of homes in Hebron – from older Victorian homes on farmland to newly built homes of all sizes and price points. Many residents enjoy living in subdivisions close to neighbors, while others prefer more acreage.

Hebron

Hebron is minutes from I-275 and only 20 minutes from downtown Cincinnati. Kentucky Route 20 and Kentucky Route 237 bisect the region. THE TANK (Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky) services the area.

Nestled in a scenic river valley outdoor life is active here with the opportunity to hike, bicycle or drive to explore the breathtaking hills and valleys. The Ohio River provides access via numerous deep water marinas and fishing recreation. Perfect North Slopes is the area's only ski resort providing ski runs throughout the season. For those who enjoy ice skating the city's rink is open seasonally. Golfers will find a number of courses in the area, including two in Lawrenceburg. The Lawrenceburg Speedway has hosted races since 1950 and is open April through October. 

The Lawrenceburg Event Center has a gym, basketball court, computer lab and game room. 

For those who enjoy gambling, the Hollywood Casino has many games of chance and Boogie Nights is their dance club for those who enjoy music from the '70s and '80s. Live concerts are held on the rooftop. The casino features six restaurants to enjoy. 

Lawrenceburg hosts several community events throughout the year including Music on the River, Party in the Street, Winter Wonderland, and a Whiskey City Festival. The Dearborn County Fair takes place every summers at the Lawrenceburg, Indiana Fairgrounds. 

 The city has many parks to enjoy. Some have play equipment, skating board tracks, picnic areas and more. The Dearborn Trails are great places to hike or bike. Enjoy  a paved path that follows the Ohio River. Versailles State Park is only a short drive to the west and offers camping and hiking.

Just off the interstate is the hub of Lawrenceburg's commercial shopping district with enough stores to meet every need. Specialty and antique stores are in the downtown area. For those who enjoy antiquing, the Tri-State Antique Market is held the first Sunday from May through October at the Lawrenceburg Indiana Fairgrounds.

The rich heritage of steamboat shipping led to the development of the city's famous Gamblers' Row, which now is further enhanced as the home port of Hollywood Casino and Hotel. As the world's most popular riverboat drawing nearly 8 million visitors a year, it has helped add to the city's newest nickname-"Casino City".

Lawrenceburg

Lawrenceburg is a short 25 miles from the heart of Cincinnati for those who prefer a more rural life while still working in the city.  A 20-minute drive via Interstate 275 will get you to the Greater Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport or downtown via Interstate 74.