Tough to fill a bus with NKY Dems.

And for that, we are thankful.

Is Maysville NKY ?

 

Depends on if the person you're asking is from Boone, Kenton or Campbell County. The real answer is, "yes."

Tough to fill a bus with NKY Dems.

 

They were both busy that day.

Depends on if the person you're asking is from Boone, Kenton or Campbell County. The real answer is, "yes."

 

My man! :thumb:

Depends on if the person you're asking is from Boone, Kenton or Campbell County. The real answer is, "yes."

 

From a strict geographical standpoint, yes Maysville is in the northern part of Kentucky. But from other perspectives it is not. When I attempt to put a county in a specific region of the State, I look to the State's Area Development District System. Mason County is not in the Northern Kentucky Area Development District, but rather the Buffalo Trace Area Development District (along with Bracken, Fleming, Robertson and Lewis counties). There are 15 area development districts throughout Kentucky. Again, they are set up by region. So there may be more folks than you think outside northern Kentucky that don't look upon Maysville/Mason County as being in the same region as the 3 counties traditionally considered northern Kentucky. I will point out that the N. Ky ADD includes (in addition to Campbell, Kenton and Boone) Pendleton, Carroll, Gallatin, Owen and Grant Counties, and I do think of those counties as being more northern Kentucky counties than I think Mason and Bracken are. The Northern Kentucky Legislative Caucus is comprised of State Reps and State Senators who represent the same counties as the Northern Kentucky ADD, thus providing additional support for the position that Mason County is not Northern Kentucky.

Would like to hear from our Maysville members, do you consider yourself NKY?

.....she is supported by Hollywood producers, San Francisco activists, and Manhattan elitists?

 

Wow nothing like trying to list all the groups that are supposedly opposite of Kentuckians. Not sure how they left off Duke basketball fans.

 

There is actually a pretty simple reason the ads don't mention Duke basketball fans as supporters of Grimes. It is because Duke grads are generally pretty smart people. Since a smart person wouldn't support Grimes, the McConnell ads had to leave off the Duke basketball fans. :clap:

Would like to hear from our Maysville members, do you consider yourself NKY?

 

If our Maysville members are an accurate reflection of the citizens of Maysville, the answer will be: some do; some don't, based on my experience. Based on my conversations with some fine folks from Maysville, I'd guess that more of them "identify" with Lexington and the central part of Kentucky (the Bluegrass region if you will) than they do with those folks living on the south side of Cincinnati. Since the installation of the AA Highway, that may have decreased some though. Roads have a huge impact. If you shop and work in an area, you start to identify with it. The better the roads going to a certain destination, the more likely you'll shop and work at that destination. Prior to the AA, folks travelling from Maysville to the Kenton/Campbell/Boone area probably traveled Rt 8. Isn't a great road now; wasn't a great road then.