Sidney has Wilson Memorial Hospital with 90 beds and over 250 physicians. Wayne Hospital is located in Greenville and has 125 physicians and nurses.

Arcanum is located in Darke County in the state of Ohio’s agricultural belt and it’s motto is: A Destination Place.  Founded in 1849 by William Gunder, the area was incorporated into a village in 1858.

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Wayne Hospital is located in Greenville with 125 physicians, nurses and clinicians. Seven other area hospitals are available near Greenville including St. Vincent Randolph, Reid Hospital and Healthcare Services, Upper Valley Medical, Richmond State Hospital, Mercer County Community Hospital, Wilson Memorial Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital.

Greenville in Darke County has a population of 13,000. It is the historic location of Fort Greene Ville, a pioneer fort constructed by General Anthony Wayne. This fort was the largest wooden fortification ever built at over 55 acres. The Treaty of Greenville was signed in 1795 bringing peace to the area and opening up the Northwest Territory for settlement. Fort Greene Ville was named for General Nathanael Greene.

The Gharst Museum features memorabilia of Annie Oakley and Lowell Thomas as well as artifacts for Anthony Wayne and the Treaty of Greenville. St. Clair Memorial Hall is the center for the arts in Darke County. The Greenville Carnegie Library is a historic site and beautiful piece of architecture. The historic Bear’s Mill, an authentic stone-grinding flour mill is on the National Register of Historic Places. Shawnee Prairie Preserve is located in Greenville and has 2.25 miles of trails on the 188-acre park. Alice Bish Park in Greenville has 5 acres with canoe access as well as walking and biking paths that connect to the Greenville City Parks trails. KitchenAid stand mixers are assembled in Greenville and there is an outlet located in the town. The Greenville Skate Park is a popular with those who like to glide.

There are many shopping opportunities in this small city. Find many interesting local boutique shops and restaurants in the downtown area on Broadway Third-Fifth Streets and Main Street.

Homes range in price and styles in Greenville. One can find older homes as well as newly built residences with large or small lots.

Greenville

Located in west central Ohio, Interstates 70 and 75 are the closest highways. Greenville is located on 571, 502, 27 and 121. Dayton, Ohio is a 35 miles away. Richmond, Indiana is 34 miles away. Dayton International Airport services the area.

Preble County has access to 21 area major hospitals and healthcare providers within a 20-minute drive. The Preble County Health Center (part of the Kettering Health Network) is located in Eaton. Dayton Children’s Hospital is located to the south.

The village of Lewisburg is located in Preble County and was founded in 1818 and named after Lewisburg, Virginia.  This village includes two prior villages – the original Lewisburg and Ephemia – which merged in 1916. The popular is 1,800 residents.

The community offers many yearly events including Christmas Lights in the Park, Movies at the Park, chili cook offs, Lewis burg Garden Walk, Steak and Pork Chop Fry and Auction as well as an October Festival and Christmas Tour of Homes.

There are quite a few shops and restaurants in town and many more choices with 6-14 miles. Trotwood Main Shopping Center is 13 miles away.

From old to new homes, there are many styles and prices of homes available in Lewisburg, including many with acreage.

Lewisburg

Lewisburg Township is located near route 503 and 40.  The closest interstates are I-70 and I-75. The closest state routes are 127 and 35.

Miami Valley Hospital North in nearby Englewood provides accessible health care services. The Northmont Medical Center is available 7 days a week, no appointment necessary.

Fun abounds in the Northmont area parks, each maintained by the city or village nearby. The Northwest YMCA offers a wide variety of youth and adult programs. Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm nearby offers one of the finest nature centers in the Midwest. It's the only nature center and working farm combination operation in the U.S. by the National Audubon Society.

Local merchants provide general merchandise and services conveniently located for residents.

Clayton is 20 minutes northwest of Dayton in rural Montgomery County. The city Land Use Plan calls for all new neighborhoods to be created with generous 'set-asides' to allow for green space for residents' use. Planners anticipate upscale housing within the framework of conservation will flourish in the area.

Clayton

Clayton is minutes from I-70 and within a ten-minute drive of I-75. Dayton International Airport is less than five minutes away.

Outdoor recreation is an integral part of the Englewood community. The city maintains nine parks, including Jake Grossnickle Memorial Park and Centennial Municipal Park with its popular water play feature. Englewood MetroPark offers over 2000 acres of hiking, fishing, picnicking and horseback riding in a lush nature preserve.	Tennis courts, volleyball courts and soccer/baseball fields are busy around the clock in this active community. The Earl Heck Community Center offers year round aerobics classes, senior get-togethers and social services.

A rapidly developing and progressive city still holding onto its small town charm, Englewood is approximately 15 miles northwest of downtown Dayton in Montgomery County. The community may be growing and expanding with new developments, but the 14,000 residents are determined to retain the atmosphere many have moved to this area to pursue. No matter what your lifestyle or tastes, Englewood offers a variety of housing to meet your needs from new home construction in several areas of the city, to beautiful seasoned older neighborhoods with mature trees and landscaping. Charming ranches, Tudors, bi-levels, and country farm homes offer a wide range of choices.

Englewood

Englewood straddles I-70, five minutes from I-75. The Dayton International Airport is four miles from Englewood. RTA provides public bus transportation in the Northmont community.

The village has three parks as well as a community swimming pool. Arcanum Community Park and Ivester Community Park have baseball fields, tennis and basketball courts as well as playground and picnic areas. The Veterans Memorial Park has a commemoration to war heroes. The village offers annual events such as Old Fashioned Days downtown festival; Christmas on George Street to kick off the season; and Tour De Donut, a unique bicycle event held in September.

Several businesses and shops are available for every day needs in the heart of the village. One can find gift and antique shops along with some variety stores. A Farmers Market is available during warmer months in the Veterans Memorial Park.

The village has 2,100 residents. Homes range from modest to rambling ranch homes as well as historic and modern two-story homes. There are many farm-style residences on acreage.

Arcanum

Arcanum is 35 miles northwest of Dayton, Ohio and 15 miles east of the Indiana state border. Interstate 70 is the closest highway. The Dayton International Airport is 25 miles away.