You'll love this county located on the banks of the Ohio River and just across the river from Louisville, IN.

Floyd County is the best of Kentuckiana -  a really special region that sits just across the river from Louisville. It’s beautiful (think rolling hills, wooded trails, and cutie downtowns) and full of welcoming folks.

Welcoming folks like Mark and Brigid Morrissey, a dad and daughter team who co-founded The Root - a GORGEOUS co-working space in downtown New Albany. As part of Floyd County’s relocation program, you’ll have access to this space AND Novaparke - a new tech and innovation campus on the grounds of an old farmstead. Dreamy.

This is a region that has hiking, history, and wants you to enjoy all the region has to offer.

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This historic beauty is full of charm and possibilities. 

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It's ✨GIVING✨ steamboat era.

This program helped up leave Asheville after Hurricane Helene. Gave us needed support although it was really unfortunately you can only qualify one person per household as me and my partner both qualify. BOGO for the program. If you can live at Charlestown Crossing Way - Apartments, it's incredible value! The food is amazing compared to anywhere I have lived which was very unexpected. Great being in bourbon county. I missed the hard winters of the Midwest - we got a foot of snow our first couple weeks here.

Help write the next chapter of the c.1860 Smith-Phillips Farmhouse. Moved from a nearby location in April 2022, this historic house is ready for new life as an office, restaurant or retail space. Located in a high-traffic and highly visible location near Charlestown Road and the entry to Kevin Hammersmith Memorial Park. Architect-designed concepts for an addition are available, which could yield a total of more than 3,600 square feet, blending historic charm and modern utility, convenience and accessibility. Property will be sold subject to a preservation and conservation easement held by Indiana Landmarks governing exterior rehabilitation.

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c.1860 Smith-Phillips Farmhouse is ready for new life! 

No nightmares here! Built in 1869, this gorgeous Queen Anne sits on a large corner lot at 918 Elm Street in New Albany, Indiana. With original parquet floors and marble fireplaces, this place is absolute stunner. It's also listed on the National Register of Historic Places! 

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A DREAM on Elm Street, amirite?

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Belong Here. Live and work remotely in the Evansville Region.

Evansville is for the person who works from anywhere and wants somewhere worth being. Your work-from-anywhere day could look like coffee from a local shop a few minutes from home, into Cowork Evansville to focus for the morning, lunch somewhere on Haynie's Corner, and back at your desk before most people in bigger cities have cleared their commute. What you do with the hours you're not losing to traffic is up to you — the Ohio River Greenway, a show at the Victory Theatre, or just the backyard you can actually afford.

Evansville is one of those rare places where the door is genuinely open.

Abby is one of the Evansville Region's most passionate ambassadors! She’s here to help you discover the best hangouts, must-see events, and hidden treasures, making it easy to settle in and explore everything the Evansville Region has to offer. Ask her about Self.e Alley in downtown Evansville - it's a must see!

Also passionate about all things Evansville, Ashley (they/them) is a dedicated advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion and prominent leader in the LGBTQIA+ community in Evansville. They'll help you find all the ways to plug in with affinity groups that match your interests so you can see that truly, e is for everyone! 

Why Move to Evansville as a Remote Worker?

Evansville is a city where everyone finds their place. Whether you're drawn to a thriving arts district, an afternoon on the Ohio River, or a career in one of the region's world-class health systems. Here, you'll find:

$3,000 cash + a full-service move with Atlas Van Lines. 

Plus a complimentary Baird Financial Plan - because landing in a city where your dollar already goes further is only the beginning.

One-year 24/7 membership to Cowork Evansville. 

Plus local guides and a Flavors of Evansville sampler designed to make you feel welcomed and get plugged into your new community. 

Free tickets, golf passes, skating, and zoo & nature day passes. 

UE Athletics, Swonder Ice Arena, Mesker Park Zoo, and Wesselman Woods — the nation's largest urban old-growth forest. Your weekend itinerary is already filling up.

Free access to city pools, the Deaconess Aquatic Center, and a YMCA trial pass. 

Along with Evansville's expansive trail and greenway system, the infrastructure for an active life is already built - and it's all within 15 minutes.

By now you're probably wondering....what's with all the e's?

Glad you asked. It’s kind of our thing! We want the Evansville Region to feel like home to everyone. That’s why our community created an initiative called, e is for everyone. Our “e” campaign spotlights the common threads that bind our community, and encourages each of us—no matter what our background or interests—to connect, contribute and celebrate the Evansville Region. Newbie to the region or lifelong resident, e has something for you! 

This program is sponsored by the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership with support from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.

e is for everyone! That’s their motto. The Evansville Indiana Region is more than a place on a map.  It’s the mom-and-pop shops that you’ll become a regular of. It’s a fifteen-minute commute to anywhere in the city. It’s the millions of blades of grass that comprise their parks and playgrounds for the young and young at heart. It’s the cultural districts that weave the vibrant tapestry of “Midwest nice” throughout their Region. It’s quirky, charming, and courageous; bound together by purpose and pride. Here, you’ll find a neighborhood that fits your budget, the opportunity to make a tangible impact, and the welcoming community you’ve been searching for. The Evansville Region calls their charm Midwest Magic. You’ll call it home.

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Belong & Work Remotely in the Evansville Region

One Year Membership with 24-7 Access to Cowork Evansville Coworking Space

One Year Membership to the Evansville Region's Young Professionals Alliance (under 40)

Free full-value protection, a complimentary Welcome Home unpacking package, and deep storage discounts when moving with Atlas Van Lines

Unlimited access to lively local guides a.k.a. your new best-e!

Free comprehensive financial plan from Baird Financial Advising

Four free tickets to any University of Evansville Athletics game of your choice

Four Public Skating Sessions at Swonder Ice Arena

Four Free Visits to Evansville City Pools

Four Free Visits to Deaconess Aquatic Center

Four Day Passes to Wesselman Woods, the largest urban, old-growth forest in the United States

Two Day Passes to Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden

One-Week Try the Y Pass at YMCA Southwest Indiana

Local “e is for everyone” Merchandise

Flavors of Evansville Sampler including free goodies and discounts from Pangea Kitchen, Honey Moon Coffee Co, Be Happy Pie Company, and Lic's Deli & Ice-Cream

Wabash County offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and forward-thinking opportunity. With a low cost of living, a growing entrepreneurial scene, and a strong sense of community, it’s a place where you can truly thrive. From stunning historic architecture and the beautifully restored Eagles Theatre to outdoor adventures along the Wabash River and Salamonie Reservoir, this vibrant county is full of character, creativity, and connection.

Explore the Perks of Life in Wabash County, Indiana

Nestled in the heart of the Hoosier State, Wabash County offers an unmatched blend of small‑town charm, progressive community spirit, and authentic Indiana hospitality. Residents love the inclusive neighborhoods, affordable living, and vibrant cultural scene. From world-class performances at the Honeywell Center, to scenic hiking trails, covered‑bridge country festivals, and historic downtowns, it’s easy to feel rooted here from day one! To help with the transition, we’ve curated a thoughtful collection of benefits to help you plug in, feel at home, and flourish right away:

Receive a direct $5,000 incentive to support your move to Wabash County. Whether it helps cover moving expenses, new furniture, or your first few months in town, this bonus is designed to make your transition smooth and stress-free.

🎓 $250 Investment into Early Award Scholarships: 

The Early Award Scholarships program affords the opportunity for Wabash County public school students in grades 4 through 8 to earn up to $1,000 just for doing their homework in math, reading and language arts, and completing college prep activities. The $250 investment as part of this program is a bonus for a remote worker relocating to Wabash County.

✈️ $100 Travel Fund for Family to Visit: 

Stay connected with loved ones. This $100 travel stipend is reserved for a family member or friend to visit you in your new hometown!

📚 50% Off Wabash County’s 8-Month Leadership Development Program 

Get half-off enrollment in this immersive, 8-month experience designed to connect, educate, and empower local leaders. Learn about civic engagement, economic development, and more, all while growing your network and impact.

🏛️ Board & Committee Volunteer Role Matchmaker Service: 

Looking to make a difference? Wabash County will help match you with local volunteer opportunities that align with your passions and skills.

Start your new chapter with a seat at the table. Enjoy coffee and conversation with the Mayor, County Commissioner, or Town Manager to get plugged into the community and share your ideas from day one.

🚣 White Rock Recreation Rafting Trip: 

Jump into local adventure with a guided rafting trip at White Rock Recreation, one of the area’s scenic gems. It’s the perfect introduction to Wabash County’s beautiful outdoors and a fun way to connect with fellow residents.

🎁 Welcome to Wabash County Starter Pack: 

You’ll receive a curated welcome bundle filled with local goodies, maps, insider tips, and community info to help you feel right at home.

💻 Manchester University Remote Worker Pass: 

Gain exclusive access to Manchester University’s remote worker resources, including coworking spaces, events, and professional development tools—ideal for those working from home or seeking connection with other professionals.

🎭 Honeywell Arts and Entertainment Package: 

Enjoy complimentary or discounted tickets to live performances, concerts, and events at the Honeywell Center, Wabash County’s premier cultural venue known for big-name acts and vibrant local talent.

The Hoosier Homes program offers a major financial advantage with 5% in down payment assistance and closing costs if you move to Wabash County and are eligible. With the median home price in the county around $188,000, eligible buyers can receive up to $9,400* (5% of the purchase price) to help cover down payment and closing costs. This assistance makes homeownership more affordable and accessible, reducing the upfront financial burden so you can move into your new home with greater peace of mind.

* This is only an estimate based on median home prices and is not an exact amount until 5% of the purchase price is determined.

Moving to a new place can feel overwhelming, but in Wabash County, just know that you already have locals ready to welcome you. Meet 

who will not only help you access all your relocation benefits but also connect you with the vibrant community in Wabash County. She is your local guide, ready to answer any questions and support you every step of the way. Ready to make the move? Apply now—Chelsea can’t wait to welcome you!

This program is sponsored by Grow Wabash County with support from the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.

Learn more about the Wabash County community here 

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New Wabash resident through MakeMyMove

If you’re a remote worker looking for a family-friendly and generous community- you have got to check out Wabash County, Indiana. Wabash County ranks 2nd out of 92 counties in Indiana for philanthropic giving. There is a great scholarship program for PK-3rd grade students as well as opportunities for mentorship, college visits, and more through Promise Indiana.



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$250 Investment into Early Award Scholarships*

$100 Travel Fund for Family to come visit you in Wabash County

50% Off Wabash County's Annual 8 Month Leadership Development Program

Board & Committee Volunteer Role Matchmaker Service

Coffee with the Mayor, Commissioner, or Town Manager

5% in down payment assistance and closing costs for eligible buyers through the Hoosier Homes program 

Mercer County offers meaningful career opportunities, a safe rural lifestyle, welcoming schools, affordable living, and a close-knit community where you can truly put down roots. If you're ready for a fresh start in a place where your career and family can thrive, Mercer County is ready to welcome you.

 to help cover moving expenses and make your transition to Mercer County easier.

 with networking opportunities, local events, and connections to area businesses and organizations.

One-Year Family Membership to the Stacy Center

 with access to the fitness center, indoor pool, skating nights, youth activities, and family recreation.

 featuring locally made products and helpful information to help you get settled.

 to explore neighborhoods, tour homes, interview with local employers, and experience Mercer County before making your move.

 — Connect with business owners, Chamber representatives, school administrators, and community leaders while exploring career opportunities.

 — Eligible participants who build a home in Princeton or Mercer within two years may qualify for a residential lot.

 — Eligible girls who attend Mercer County schools for two years can receive a scholarship to attend any Missouri college or university.

 — Eligible students can attend participating Missouri community colleges tuition-free.

Notable employers and career sectors include:

 – Family farms, livestock operations, grain production, and agricultural service businesses are the backbone of the local economy.

(Bethany, MO – approximately 20 minutes away)

 – A regional healthcare provider offering careers in nursing, clinical care, administration, and support services.

 – Opportunities in education, administration, transportation, and student services.

 – Mercer County government, emergency services, and public works provide stable career opportunities.

Manufacturing, Transportation & Skilled Trades

 – Regional employers offer careers in production, logistics, construction, maintenance, and skilled trades throughout northwest Missouri and southern Iowa.

 Local employers are looking for dedicated professionals who want to build long-term careers and become part of the community.

 People know their neighbors, schools are welcoming, and kids have the freedom to enjoy small-town life.

 Hunting, fishing, wide-open farmland, quiet country roads, and endless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors.

 During your visit, we'll introduce you to local employers, school leaders, Chamber representatives, and community members so you can start building connections before you move.

 Stretch your paycheck further with lower housing costs, everyday affordability, and a high quality of life.

The murals in Mercer and Princeton were created by a local artist who began painting at just 13 years old. They showcase Mercer County’s pride in local talent and the people who help shape its communities. It’s a reflection of the welcoming, hometown character that defines Mercer County.

Have questions about life in Mercer County? Connect with Shelley, your local guide, for local insight, recommendations, and personalized guidance.

Professionals looking for a rewarding career and a welcoming community.

Families seeking safe neighborhoods, excellent schools, and a slower pace of life.

Outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy hunting, fishing, and rural living.

Individuals or families ready to build a home and take advantage of available residential lot incentives.

Anyone looking for an affordable place to build a career, raise a family, and become part of a close-knit community.

This program is sponsored by the Mercer County Area Development Corporation (MCAD.) 

Nestled in the rolling hills of northern Missouri, Mercer County offers small-town charm at its finest. Here, neighbors know each other by name, kids can safely roam, and life moves at a peaceful, easy pace. The county’s seat, Princeton, anchors a community where tradition and togetherness still matter — from Friday night games at the local school to weekend hunts across open farmland. Mercer County also boasts some of the fastest internet in the nation, making it easy to stay connected while enjoying wide-open skies and quiet country living. With affordable housing, strong community values, and plenty of room to breathe, Mercer County is a truly special place to call home.

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1-year Chamber membership (start building your network right away)

1-year family membership to the Stacy Center (pool, gym, skate nights—perfect for kids)

Two-night stay in Mercer County to house hunt in our beautiful rural countryside before you move

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