Harrison County is located in Southern Indiana, just 15 miles / 20 minutes up I-64 from Louisville, Kentuckys largest city. The county seat of Corydon has 2,787 residents; Harrison County has 36,827. Harrison County takes its name from the ninth U.S. President, William Henry Harrison, who also served as governor of the Indiana Territory for 12 years.Corydon is a historic community that truly embraces the Old Capital nickname. Home to Indianas original state Capitol the government house, built in 1812, and located in the towns square, completely restored in 1928-1929. The first constitution was drawn up here with the first sessions of the state legislature and Supreme Court convening here. Downtown Corydon is imbued with a special character and strong sense of dignity. This historic community of colorful old homes, streets that are swept spotless, centered on the Old Capitol Square and surrounded by thriving specialty shops and businesses. The city features numerous manufacturers and a strong agricultural community along with the incomparable Harrison-Crawford State Forest. The countys average household income is over $46,000.Over 5,000 Harrison County Residents travel to Kentucky, with over 3,500 traveling into Clark & Floyd Counties in Southern Indiana for employment on a daily basis. The largest age group represented in Harrison county is young adults 25-44 making up over 28% of the population, second is older adults 45-64 coming in at 27%The Corydon Democrat is in the Louisville, KY DMA. The Corydon Democrat offers ROP and insert advertising opportunities in its weekly circulation. Echo Media has direct relationships with over 7,500 newspapers providing tremendous local coverage.