With a growing economy, a tightly knit community and parks stretching into the day, Middletown may be just the place for you. Located just a few miles south of Columbus, the capital of Ohioan, it has a wealth of history, culture and natural splendor.

Middletown, as defined by the US Census Bureau, is a city in the state of Ohio with a population of 1,826,000 and is home to Ohio State University and the University of Cincinnati. The city has an area of 2.5 million square feet, of which 1.2 million are land and 0.1 million are water, according to the United States Census Bureau. Middletsawn has a population of 1 million and 2 million acres, which is the second largest area in Ohio after Columbus. Mahoning County, Ohio's second largest county, serves as the city's "new" Midsummer City, along with New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware.

Thirteen percent of the population is between 25 and 34 years old, and thirteen percent is under 10 years old. The March 2019 Cost of Living Index puts Middletown at 88, which is less than the US average of 100, but it is the second-highest - and highest - for life in Ohio State, behind only Columbus. The average income of a single Midsummer City resident is about twenty - one thousand, while the US average is about twenty - eight thousand.

According to the decade-long crime index, Middletown has performed well in crime, but not as well as other Ohio cities. Burglary and theft rates, including motor vehicle theft, can sometimes be above or below the US average.

29.9% of them are under 18 years of age, 35.1% are non-family and 14.6% have a housekeeper and husband. 58.3% are married couples living together, 45% are. 9% are children under 18 years of age living with their parents in their own home, 12.2% have housewives with husbands and 27.5% have no male householders in the household. This is down from 28.7% in 2010, when 28% of children over 16 years of age lived together as a married couple and 7% as children in a single family.

29.9% have children under 18 living with their parents in their own home, 45%. 9% are married couples living together, 14.6% have a housekeeper with a husband and 35.1% are non-family.

There are many small neighbourhood bars, including Lakeside and Tytus, which also serve pretty decent food and are open 365 days a year. Popular downtown bars include the Olde Towne Tavern and New York Bar & Grill. If you love donuts, Middletown has two places to find these treats: the Donut Shop and the Donuts & Coffee Shop.

Middletown's parks include Warren County Armco Park, with a large lake and golf course, and several small parks. If you want to have fewer children running around, visit Bullas Run Nature Sanctuary and Arboretum. Several state parks are also easily accessible by car, including Lake Erie State Park and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in New Haven, and are just blocks from downtown and downtown.

If that's not your pace, Middletown also has many nonprofits to join and work with. In addition, a number of programs can be started or completed at the Clifton Campus and Midsummer Day Camp on the Middleland Campus and the University of Ohio's College of Arts and Sciences. One of the biggest attractions is the number of parks, and you never go out to visit a park or participate in outdoor activities.

Middletownownoves offers students a number of opportunities to continue their education in the arts, such as the College of Arts and Sciences. Residents can also enjoy the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Art Center and the University of Ohio Center for the Arts.

Middletown was founded in 1833 and is home to about 50,000 people who live within the company's boundaries and surrounding area. The Cincinnati campus provides a learning environment, customized training and services to students, faculty and staff at the University of Ohio. The College of Arts and Sciences, the university's undergraduate and graduate education program, offers a variety of opportunities to complete the degree and certificates of the staff.

The Towne Mall, located just off the motorway, is a great place to take a walk in bad weather and an excellent shopping destination. Real estate and professional services are a hot business in Middletown, with a variety of real estate agent and consulting services.

Kettering Medical Center in Middletown is located on SR 122 southeast of I-75 and provides medical care for patients in need of emergency care and other medical services. The country is home to an emergency facility that Kettering Health opened in Franklin in 2015. It will provide emergency services such as emergency medicine, emergency surgery and emergency care. Smith Park offers a variety of outdoor activities for children and adults, from hiking and cycling to picnics and picnics.