Although most images on television and on movies project the American life through the experiences of people in New York and Los Angeles, the most common barometer of American living takes place in states like Indiana and Kentucky.

These states may not be considered the coolest states but they provide the truest look at American life. Cities like New Albany may not be flashy but they have a solid infrastructure that provides its citizens with a comfortable way of life.

Located in Floyd County, New Albany is located around the Indiana-Kentucky border. The county seat of Floyd County, New Albany is encircled by the Henry Watterson Expressway. Conveniently located approximately 7 miles from Louisvile, New Albany is widely considered a suburb of Louisville.

According to the 2000 census, New Albany has a total population of 37,603. Its residents enjoy the local charm of a community that prides itself on its strong family values. A land where hard work and good morals are highly valued, New Albany is an ideal place to raise a family. Praised for its commitment to safety and development, New Albany promises to be one of the fastest growing cities in Indiana.

Although small in size, New Albany is conveniently located within ten miles of: Clarksville, Jeffersonville, Louisville, Sellersburg, Shively,, St. Dennis, Parkway Village, KY, and Galena.