Including Indian Trail, Monroe, Stallings, Weddington & Waxhaw

Established in 1842, Union County is one of the fastest growing counties in North Carolina. It provides a unique blend of rural and metropolitan lifestyles. If hiking and horses are your passion, this is the place, as there are numerous greenways and trails dotting the county. In fact, Union County is home to the largest equestrian population in the entire state.

Originally a trading route established by the Waxhaw Indian settlement in the 1600s, Indian Trail today is a vibrant community experiencing a lot of newcomers. Its over 12,000 residents can still see the rich heritage of Indian Trail's farming community, yet signs of residential growth can be seen all around town. New businesses are choosing to locate in Indian Trail, adding to the ever-increasing economic vitality. Noteworthy: Annual Fourth of July Parade, Edna Love Park

Monroe, the county seat of Union County has a population of approximately 30,000 residents. The historic Victorian Courthouse, built in 1886, sits in central square and draws attention from every direction near the quaint downtown shops, restaurants and businesses. Several fountains and small park areas, tree-lined streets and restored historic homes are all characteristic of Monroe. This city is home to the Monroe Regional Airport as well as national and regional corporations.