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Urban Pioneers Found In Gallatin County |
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By Burt Safer | Dealer staff writer
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Sat, Mar 29, 2008
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Gallatin residents discuss Larry Gross's latest column
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CINCINNATI METRO AREA - The Census Bureau has revised the Cincinnati Metropolitan Area to include a few counties which have recently transformed from rural areas into urban jungles complete with Taco Bells and everything.
Cincinnati USA welcomed new Cincinnati Metro Area members Gallatin, Brecken, Grant, and Franklin Counties this week, starting by sending a welcome wagon crew to the 7870 new urban pioneers of Gallatin County.
"First I have to figure out where the heck these new counties are," Cincinnati USA spokesman Pete Petrinsky told reporters before the trek to Gallatin this week, "So I know where to take the fruit basket."
Gallatin County's new urbanists were excited about being annexed into "The Nati", and several have already started joining in on Cincinnati streetcar debates in the Cincinnati blogosphere. A few others plan to audition for parts at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. Some have even started wearing Converse All-Stars.
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