Madison County is one of the fastest growing areas in Kentucky. It is rich in heritage and history. The County is unique in that it has two townships, Richmond and Berea. The County sits next to Fayette County with the Kentucky River as its border and is minutes away from Lexington.

Madison County is a blend of urban, suburban and rural environments. It is a rapidly growing county enjoying both residential and industrial growth.

As a tourist site, the County offers many attractions in which to visit. Berea is known as the capital of artisan crafts in the state of Kentucky. Bybee, also located in Madison County, is known for it's exquisite pottery. If you would like to take a step back in history, located in the northern part of Madison County is White Hall Historic State Shrine and Fort Boonesboro State Park.

Added to these features Eastern Kentucky University, Berea College, numerous parks, golf courses, the Kentucky River, and you have an excellent environment in which to work and live.