Do you think you're an All-American that truly loves their country? Well, if you do then you must have known about the city where freedom rings every day. That place - Independence, Kentucky, one of the largest cities in Kentucky in terms of land mass and one of the fastest growing population centers in Northern Kentucky.

The pride of Kenton County, Independence has a long history that stretches back to 1842, the year it was incorporated as a city. Back then, Independence was a small community that encompasses the block surrounding the Kenton County Courthouse on Madison Pike. However, through an aggressive policy of land acquisition, Independence has grown significantly during the 1960 and 1984 time period. A time when land annexation was more common, Independence gained what is now known among Indpendence residents as Cherokee back in the 1960s. The western Beechgrove area was annexed back in the early to mid 1970s. With a successful land annexation plan in tact, you can bet Independence will continue to grow in terms of land mass.

With a strong commitment to development, you can expect Independence to continue to grow. With convenient access to the Ohio River, the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport, and the city of Cincinnati, Independence is in one of the most exciting parts of the American mid-south. Already a major site of freedom, Independence is one of America's most promising cities.