Beautiful Kentucky is one of the most desired places to live in the American mid-south. Considered one of the most progressive, cultured, and relaxed places to live in the entire country, the Bluegrass state is full of cities that are renowned for their southern hospitality and open-mindedness.

Cities like Florence are what makes Kentucky so great. Originally known as Polecat and Pow-Wow when it served as an Indian fur-trading post, the city of Florence has a long and colorful history. Originally settled in 1813 by Jacob Conner, the man who owned most of the land that would become Florence, the town was known as Connersville. A sleepy community renowned as a boring but comfortable place to live, Florence underwent massive changes starting in the 1950s.

The construction of residential subdivisions, the establishment of the town's Industrial Park, and the construction of I-75 led to the rapid development of Florence. By the time Florence Mall opened for business in 1976, this city had already established itself as one of the most exciting places to live in Kentucky.

Located in gorgeous Boone County and home to approximately 23,500 residents, Florence has the distinction of being the closest town of significance to the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. A thriving community that has been named a Tree City USA for eleven straight years, Florence is renowned for its high quality of life.