Is Limestone County the next big thing?

Named after the region’s innate Limestone Creek, the rich heritage of Limestone County itself dates back to 1818. The county seat, Athens, has antebellum homes, a downtown square, scenic parks and trails, as well as opportunities to boat and fish just a stone’s throw away.  But, Limestone County’s warmth is striking for another reason: It’s also the fastest growing county in Alabama.  Alongside what residents call “a close-knit community” sits colleges, state-of-the-art medical facilities, 21st century job opportunities, top-notch public schools, and infrastructure that offers breathable acces