The Martinsville and Clark Township Fire Department serves the village and surrounding region. The nearest hospitals are Clinton Memorial Hospital in Wilmington 16 miles away, or Clermont Mercy 19 miles away in Batavia providing emergency, obstetrics and both inpatient and outpatient care.

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Clinton Highland Joint Fire District serves the needs the village and surrounding region. The nearest hospitals are Clinton Memorial Hospital in Wilmington, or Clermont Mercy in Batavia providing emergency, obstetrics and both inpatient and outpatient care.

Golfers can try their skill at the private Snow Hill Country Club. At the Outback Hunting Preserve, 350 acres are a prime destination for the upland game bird hunter and dog trainers. Outdoor enthusiasts can turn to nearby Cowan Lake, Rocky Fork, and Paint Creek State Parks, all within a short drive of New Vienna. Seven Caves near Bainbridge offers a chance to look for stalactites. This Ohio Natural Landmark features trails, water falls, rapids and amazing geological formations. Hunters can be found at CherryBend Pheasant Farm; it's ideal pheasant hunting at this 368-acre flatland grain farm. For faster sports, the New Vienna Motorsports Park includes five trails with ten acres of track. There’s plenty to do!

Just about all your shopping needs can be met in nearby Hillsboro or Wilmington, just a short drive away.

The rural village of nearly 1300 residents was founded in 1853. There’s contrast in the village with tree-lined streets showcasing turn of the century homes counterpoint with the prime farmland that makes this area one of Clinton County’s busiest agricultural communities.

New Vienna

Ohio 28 and 73 intersect in New Vienna situated about 20 miles from Interstate 71. New Vienna is roughly an hour from Columbus and Dayton; a trip to Cincinnati takes about 65-70 minutes. .  Nearby commuter airports are Red Stewart Airfield in Waynesville 25 miles away, Clinton Field in Wilmington 20 miles away, and Cincinnati Lunken Airport. Greater Cincinnati International Airport is about 85 minutes away.

The Clinton South Fire District serves the village and surrounding region. The nearest hospitals are Clinton Memorial Hospital in Wilmington 16 miles away, or Clermont Mercy 19 miles away in Batavia provide emergency, obstetrics and both inpatient and outpatient care.

Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy Cowan Lake State Park to the north, or heading south to the Indian Creek Game Preserve in nearby Brown County.

You’ll need to hop in the car to do any shopping, with either Blanchester, Fayetteville or Wilmington your next stop.

Don’t speed too fast along St Rt. 28 outside Blanchester or you just might miss the village of Midland. With only 265 residents the village is small, but mighty. In Midland time slows down and there’s plenty of opportunities to garden, explore hobbies or just sit and visit with the neighbors.

Midland

55 minutes northeast of Cincinnati, Midland’s primary transportation routes are St. Rt. 28, and 68.  Nearby commuter airports are Red Stewart Airfield in Waynesville 17 miles away, Clinton Field in Wilmington 19 miles away, and Cincinnati Lunken Airport. Greater Cincinnati International Airport is about 65 minutes away.

The Blanchester/Marion Twp. Joint Fire District serves the village and surrounding region. The nearest hospitals are Clinton Memorial Hospital in Wilmington 16 miles away, or Clermont Mercy 19 miles away in Batavia provide emergency, obstetrics and both inpatient and outpatient care. Cincinnati’s main hospitals including Christ, Good Samaritan, Children’s Hospital Medical Center and University hospitals are within 45-60 minutes by car.

The Village of Blanchester was settled by Joseph and John Blancett in 1832. The community is 7.6 square miles with 4,000 residents. Clarence “Bud” Brown who served in the US House of Representatives and as a Secretary of Commerce in the 1980s is from this community.

Just over 1000 acres, nearby Cowan Lake State Park offers a peaceful setting replete with scenic inlets laden with the American Lotus water lily. Swimming, fishing, sailing and canoeing are popular on the lake and draw recreation lovers from the entire county. Hiking trails encourages wandering through the park’s mature woodlands. The park offers some of the finest fossil hunting areas in the world because of its location near the Cincinnati Arch, an uplifting of bedrock that occurred during the Appalachian Mountains' building process. Hikers and birders will enjoy the white swamp forest at the Culberson State Nature Preserve nearby. There are many youth sports programs through the local school system available for baseball, football, soccer, tennis, basketball, to name a few.

Blanchester is the destination for shoppers in the southern half of the county. Collectors and antique hunters come to browse both at the antique malls and shops spread through the historic downtown. Several groceries and hardware stores meet the needs of homeowners; for a major shopping mall you’ll have to jump in the car for a drive either to Wilmington, or Eastgate Mall. Connoisseurs find their way to Bellavance Organic Farm known regionally for its organically grown food and flowers.

“A small town with a big” heart, Blanchester is a community of homes in a wide variety of price ranges and home styles. One finds older homes as well as newly constructed residences. The village is located along the Warren/Clinton County line. It is Clinton County’s second largest village. Fertile and flat could be the nickname for the farmland that surrounds the village, with livestock and farming the primary occupations. The historic downtown houses the shopping, restaurants and activities that are the destination for Clinton’s southwestern residents. An active Chamber of Commerce sponsors community events throughout the year including an annual Fourth of July celebration.

Blanchester

51 miles northeast of Cincinnati, Blanchester’s primary transportation routes are St. Rt. 28, and 133.  Nearby commuter airports are Red Stewart Airfield in Waynesville 17 miles away, Clinton Field in Wilmington 19 miles away, and Cincinnati Lunken Airport. Greater Cincinnati International Airport is just an hour away.

Canoeists will enjoy the East Fork of the Little Miami River that winds its way through southern Clinton County. Outdoor enthusiasts will find Cowan Lake State Park to the north, or head south to the Indian Creek Game Preserve in nearby Brown County.

Unless you’re shopping for country antiques and farm-related items at the Copper Pig, you’ll need to hop in the car to do any shopping, with either Blanchester, Fayetteville or Wilmington your next stop.

The tiny half-mile wide village of Martinsville at 440 residents serves as a great country setting for many who commute to Wilmington to work each day. If you like neighbors nearby but not just yards away, this village is for you. The quite country surroundings allow you room for gardening, farming, and outdoor pursuits. The Society of Friends, the Quakers, hold The Newberry Monthly Meeting in Martinsville. The present meeting house built in 1883, is also popular with genealogists, who research the large Quaker graveyard behind the meeting house.

Martinsville

60 minutes northeast of Cincinnati, Martinsville’s primary transportation routes are St. Rt. 28, and Ohio Rt. 134.  Nearby commuter airports are Red Stewart Airfield in Waynesville 17 miles away, Clinton Field in Wilmington 19 miles away, and Cincinnati Lunken Airport. Greater Cincinnati International Airport is about 75 minutes away.