Just looking around town in Parsons, people think we don't have a lot of young professional people, but we do. A lot of them, because of their jobs, are not in a position to get out and meet people. We want a way to bring them together.

Those groups are very important to the communities, but we want to provide something hip and fresh for today's generation.

Look for the tables with balloons. That's where we'll be.

People are looking to help any way they can. When disaster strikes, you hate to say it, but when disaster strikes, it does tend to bring out the best in people. ... People are coming out in droves saying, 'Hey I want to donate.' And that is just great to see the Greater Cincinnati area coming out like this.

The town was growing and there wasn't room for anything new. Near the end of the time there, if we bought a book, we had to take a different one off of the shelf because of the weight on the floor.

I'm happy, and I think being happy keeps you looking young.