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  1. Hype for the Future 230/284: Portsmouth, Ohio

    Overview The City of Portsmouth is a notable smaller city in and the county seat of Scioto County in the south-central portion of the State of Ohio, home to the historic site of the Portsmouth Spartans (now Detroit Lions), along with the Candyland Children’s Museum, the Boneyfiddle Military Museum, the Portsmouth Floodwall Mural, the Portsmouth Street Art Project, the Southern Ohio Museum, the historic 1810 House, and Portsmouth Earthworks at Mound Park, along with the campus of Shawnee […]

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  2. Hype for the Future 229B: Cincinnati East (Rural)

    Introduction Notable counties located east of Cincinnati, though in the same media market, include Brown, Adams, Highland, and Clinton Counties and are associated with significantly smaller and more isolated cities and villages such as Wilmington, Hillsboro, Georgetown, Mount Orab, Peebles, Ripley, Aberdeen, Manchester, Winchester, and (part of) Greenfield, just to name a few notable communities. Brown County Located directly to the east of Clermont County in the region known as […]

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  3. Hype for the Future 229A: Greater Cincinnati, Ohio

    Introduction Greater Cincinnati is largely associated with a tristate area of Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, with numerous counties in the southwestern portion of Ohio and Northern Kentucky largely associated with the region. The most notable counties of the region in question include the Ohio counties of Hamilton, Clermont, Butler, and Warren; the Kentucky counties of Boone, Kenton, and Campbell; and Dearborn County, Indiana. Notable communities in the region include Cincinnati, Hamilton, […]

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  4. Hype for the Future 221P: Franklin County, Indiana

    Overview Franklin County is a notable county located within the southeastern portion of the State of Indiana and home to notable communities such as Brookville and Metamora, though the vast majority of the county is relatively rural. Today, the community of Brookville is notable for the Whitewater River through the area and is home to the Hilltop Restaurant and Sports Dining, the Hermitage Bed and Breakfast “Aunt Martha’s,” and the Brookville Dam Spillway. Outer portions of the county […]

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  5. Hype for the Future 221O: Rush and Decatur Counties, Indiana

    Overview Rush and Decatur Counties are notable counties located within the east-central and southeastern portions of the State of Indiana and are associated with notable communities such as Rushville and Greensburg along the State Road 3 corridor with Rushville along Route 52 and Greensburg along Interstate 74. The City of Greensburg is home to the Tower Tree and the Decatur County Historical Society, and the City of Rushville is home to the Rush County Historical Society and El Reparo […]

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  6. Hype for the Future 220U: Clinton County, Indiana

    Overview Clinton County is a notable county located within the region known as Central Indiana in the United States, associated with cities and towns such as Frankfort, Mulberry, Colfax, Kirklin, Michigantown, and Rossville. The Town of Mulberry is home to the Southfork Restaurant and Pub, and the City of Frankfort is home to the regional Arni’s restaurant in Frankfort. Notable highways associated with the county include Interstate 65; Route 52 and 421; and State Roads 26, 28, 29, 38, 39, […]

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  7. Hype for the Future 220H: Tippecanoe County, Indiana

    Overview Tippecanoe County is a notable county located within the west-central portion of the State of Indiana and is home to the communities of Lafayette and West Lafayette, the latter notable as home to the flagship campus of Purdue University and the former serving as the county seat, the two communities largely separated primarily by the Wabash River. Apart from Purdue University, West Lafayette is also notable as home to the John and Catherine Christian House at Samara by Frank Lloyd […]

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  8. Hype for the Future 218N: Newton County, Indiana

    Introduction Newton County is a notable rural county within the State of Indiana and is a notable county south of the Kankakee River in the northwestern portion of the State of Indiana and the Central Time Zone. Today, the notable communities of the county include the Towns of Morocco, Mount Ayr, Brook, Kentland, and Goodland, with the community of Kentland serving as the county seat. Today, the communities are largely associated with the corridors of Interstate 65; Routes 24, 41, and 52; […]

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  9. Hype for the Future 218A: City of Lebanon, Indiana

    Overview The City of Lebanon is a mid-sized exurban city within Boone County, Indiana, and serves as the county seat. Today, the community is primarily residential, with a number of local businesses also located throughout the area, though Donaldson’s Finer Chocolates is located a modest distance to the south, immediately across Interstate 65 and Route 52. Apart from Interstate 65 and Route 52, the community is also located along State Roads 32 and 39 within the area and entirely surrounds […]

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  10. Hype for the Future 210H: Village of Shorewood, Illinois

    Overview The Village of Shorewood is a smaller village located within the limits of Will County, Illinois, along Interstate 55 and the corridors of Routes 52 and 59.

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  11. Hype for the Future 210F: City of Joliet, Illinois

    Overview The City of Joliet is a notable smaller city in the region south of Chicago in Will County, Illinois, and serves as the county seat along Interstate 80 and Routes 6, 30, and 52. Today, the community is home to the Illinois Rock and Roll Museum on Route 66, the Joliet Area Historical Museum, the Joliet Iron Works Historic Site, the Potawatomi Village Historic Site, the Slovenian Union of America Heritage Museum, the Old Joliet Prison, the Martin and Emma Planinsek Grocery and Meat […]

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  12. Hype for the Future 209I: Village of Manhattan, Illinois

    Overview The Village of Manhattan is a small village located within the boundaries of Will County, Illinois, and is historically associated with Manhattan Township, thus serving as the site of the Manhattan Township Historical Museum.

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  13. Hype for the Future 209G: Village of Manteno, Illinois

    Overview The Village of Manteno is a small village associated with northern Kankakee County, Illinois, home to the NFP Vintage Purse Museum near the Veterans’ Home of Manteno as well as the pancake restaurant at Mayberry Junction. Overall, the community is associated with the corridors of Interstate 57 and Routes 52 and 50.

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  14. Hype for the Future 207F: City of Dixon, Illinois

    Overview The City of Dixon is a small city located along the Rock River in Lee County, Illinois, in the northwestern portion of the State home to the Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home, the Northwest Territory Historic Center, the Dixon Arch, the Next Picture Show, and the River City Ale House and Eatery, along with numerous additional community features. Today, the community is located along Interstate 88 and Routes 52, 2, 26, and 38. Route 30 is located nearby, but slightly to the south of the […]

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  15. Hype for the Future 207E: City of Mendota, Illinois

    Overview The City of Mendota is a notable smaller city within the northern portion of LaSalle County, Illinois, along the corridors of Routes 35, 52, 92, and 251, with the modern Interstate 39 concurrent with Route 51 to the east and the Route 251 corridor serving as a potential former or side road alignment of Route 51. Today, the community is a notable settlement of railroad heritage, home to the Old Octagon House, the Cherry Bear Bed and Breakfast, the Mendota Museum Historical Society, […]

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  16. Hype for the Future 206CRL: Carroll County, Illinois

    Overview Within the northwestern portion of the State of Illinois and the Driftless Area is Carroll County, Illinois, home to notable communities such as Savanna, Mount Carroll, and Lanark. While the community of Lanark is home to the Brothers Inn Family Restaurant at the junction of Routes 52 and 72, Mount Carroll is home to the Inn at Molly’s and the Bridgewater Inn at the Historic Glenview. The community of Mount Carroll serves as the county seat of Carroll County, Illinois, and is at […]

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  17. Hype for the Future 206M: City of Wausau, Wisconsin

    Overview The City of Wausau is a small city in and the county seat of Marathon County, Wisconsin, along Routes 51, 29, and 52. Today, the community serves as one of just a few urban centers in the north of Wisconsin, with the community home to the Jefferson Street Inn, the Wausau Museum of Contemporary Art, City Hall Park, the Stewart Inn, the Andrew Warren Historic District, the Marathon House Historical Society, and the Yawkey House Museum downtown. To the east are the Charles L. Manson […]

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  18. Hype for the Future 203P: City of Harmony, Minnesota

    Overview The City of Harmony is a small community located in the southeastern portion of Fillmore County, Minnesota, along the Route 52 corridor and within close proximity to Niagara Cave to the southwest. Today home to the largest Amish community in Minnesota, the community is associated with the Country Lodge Inn, Amish Tours of Harmony, Estelle’s Eatery and Bar, and Gabby Lou’s Kitchen.

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  19. Hype for the Future 203O: City of Preston, Minnesota

    Overview The City of Preston is a small city in and the county seat of Fillmore County, Minnesota, along the Route 52 corridor between the Cities of Rochester and Harmony. Today, the community is located within the Driftless Area of the State of Minnesota and is associated with Country Trails Inn and Suites, the Branding Iron Restaurant, the B&B Bowl Restaurant and Lounge, the JailHouse Historic Inn, the Trailhead Inn, and the Sweet Stop and Sandwich Shoppe. Interestingly, apart from Route […]

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  20. Hype for the Future 203F: City of Rochester, Minnesota

    Overview While the City of Rochester is the core city representative of the second-largest metropolitan area in the State of Minnesota, the community is actually associated with a significantly smaller population base than the combined Twin Cities area. Today, Rochester is most notable as home to Mayo Clinic, with the surrounding community home to numerous hotels, including the Hilton Rochester Mayo Clinic Area and the Hilton Garden Inn Rochester Downtown. Also of interest are the Guerin art […]

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  21. Hype for the Future 203C: City of Zumbrota, Minnesota

    Overview The City of Zumbrota is a community located south-southwest of Red Wing along Routes 52, 58, and 60 in Goodhue County, Minnesota, along the Zumbro River. Today, the community is notable as home of the Covered Bridge Family Restaurant and the Historic Zumbrota Covered Bridge. Route 52 serves the community from northwest to southeast, Route 58 from north to south, and Route 60 from east to west.

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  22. Hype for the Future 203B: City of Cannon Falls, Minnesota

    Overview The City of Cannon Falls is a notable community located west of Red Wing in Goodhue County, Minnesota, south of the Twin Cities along Route 52 and home to the Cannon Falls Historical Society, the Cannon Falls Mural, and the Little Cannon River Falls. Apart from Route 52, the community is also located along the east-west Route 19 and north-south Route 20 corridors.

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  23. Hype for the Future 197A: City of Sabula, Iowa

    Overview The City of Sabula is the only “island city” located in the State of Iowa, located within an island inside the Mississippi River and Jackson County. Today, the community is most notable for containing a location along the corridors of Routes 52 and 67, connecting the community to numerous locales within Iowa, Illinois, and beyond.

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  24. Hype for the Future 196P: City of Bellevue, Iowa

    Overview The City of Bellevue is a smaller city located within the boundaries of Jackson County, Iowa, and home to the iconic Mont Rest Bed and Breakfast and Potter’s Mill Inn and Event Center. Today, the community is located directly facing the Mississippi River, along Routes 52 and 62, with the latter connecting to the county seat at Maquoketa, which is in turn home to the Decker Hotel and Bar.

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  25. Hype for the Future 196K: City of Dubuque, Iowa

    Overview The City of Dubuque is a significant city in and the county seat of Dubuque County, Iowa, along Routes 52 and 61 along the Mississippi River in the eastern portion of the State opposite Illinois and Wisconsin and firmly within the boundaries of the Driftless Area. Today, the community is associated with the historic William M. Black museum, the Hotel Julien Dubuque, the National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium, the Fenelon Place Elevator, the Dubuque Town Clock, Redstone Inn […]

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  26. Hype for the Future 196J: City of Guttenberg, Iowa

    Overview The City of Guttenberg is a city located along the Mississippi River in Clayton County, Iowa, downstream from opposite Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, with the community associated with the Lockmaster’s House Heritage Museum, a Riverfront Inn at the Landing, and Rosemary’s Bed and Bath. Interestingly, the community is located directly along the Route 52 corridor at the northwestern end of the portion of the route which parallels the Mississippi River.

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  27. Hype for the Future 196C: City of Decorah, Iowa

    Overview The City of Decorah is a small city in and the county seat of Winneshiek County, Iowa, in the Driftless Area in the northeastern portion of the State. Today, the community is strongly associated with Routes 52 and 9 and is home to Luther College on the west side of the city, with downtown attractions opposite the Upper Iowa River including the Porter House Museum, Leytze’s Corner Historical Bed and Bath, Agora Arts, and the National Norwegian-American Museum and Folk Art School at […]

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