✨ Holistic Healing in Lakeside Park, KY
🌐 Distance Healing & Shipped ProductsLakeside Park, Kentucky residents can reach Rev. Michael Allison for flower essences, aura sprays and distance Reiki attunements without leaving home. Every offering travels by mail or by phone to this compact Kenton County city of 2,841 people, ZIP 41017. Whether you live near the Dixie Highway split or closer to the Interstate 275 edge, every session reaches you the same way.
Lakeside Park packs 2,841 residents into about eight tenths of a square mile, a small home rule city in the Cincinnati metropolitan area. U.S. Route 25, the Dixie Highway, runs straight through and splits the city in two, while Interstate 275 passes just south. Sitting at 860 feet of elevation, it is a tightly built suburb where quiet routines matter.
With only eight tenths of a square mile to cover, Lakeside Park residents live close to Dixie Highway and I-275 traffic. That density means errands, work and family routines stay tightly scheduled, and a distance session fits between them without requiring a drive anywhere.
Lakeside Park was incorporated in 1930 for what the record calls a defensive purpose, securing the city's own governance within Kenton County. The Dixie Highway, U.S. Route 25, still runs through town and physically cuts Lakeside Park in two. Interstate 275 skirts the southern edge, tying this Cincinnati metro suburb into the wider region. At just under a square mile and 860 feet of elevation, Lakeside Park is easy to overlook next to larger Kenton County neighbors. Yet the 2020 census counted 2,841 people who call this small city home, more than the surrounding acreage might suggest. A hatnote on its own record separates it from Lakeview Heights, a similarly named but distinct Kentucky city.
