Local gems worth getting to know.
Sebring sits in Mahoning County about forty minutes south of Cleveland—close enough to city resources without the traffic. Most people driving through miss it entirely, headed to state parks or larger
Sebring is a small village in Mahoning County in northeastern Ohio's post-industrial heartland. If you live here, you know there are no pristine alpine trails within town limits and minimal elevation
If you live in Sebring, the First Ladies National Historic Site in Canton is close enough to make a half-day trip without feeling rushed. It's about 20 miles southeast—roughly 25 minutes on I-77,
Sebring is about 45 minutes southeast of Cleveland—close enough to leave after work on a Friday or sleep in Saturday morning and still have a full day ahead. It's a township in Mahoning County with a
Sebring sits in the space where Summit County edges toward rural Ohio—industrial past, working-class present, the kind of place where people eat where they've always eaten and newcomers have to ask
Sebring wasn't always quiet. Around 1903, the town was platted as a company town to support coal mining operations in the Mahoning Valley. The railroad could move coal out efficiently, and the mines