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Contents
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Community Overview
Welcome letter from Debbie Boehmke, Executive Director at Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance
Local Community Overviews, including Brunswick, Brunswick Hills, Hinckley, and Valley City
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Business & Community Leaders
Locals who make a difference
13 Education
Brunswick City School District: Building Today, Inspiring Tomorrow
Medina County Career Center on the Move: Expanding Opportunity, Enriching Community
16 Chamber
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Homes & Real Estate
Northern Medina County sees rapid growth and strong housing demand
23 Health & Wellness
Personalized care at Medina Family Pharmacy & Compounding Lab
Oaks Family Care Center provides support for individuals and families navigating life’s challenges
Elite Dance Academy celebrates 30 years of inspiring dancers and building community
26 Community Information
Medina County Park District celebrates 60 years
Important phone numbers for Northern Medina communities, plus other local resources
Your source for local dining
Local places of worship
Woven with Promise: Where compassion meets clothing
Advertiser Index
ON THE COVER: Debbie Boehmke, Executive Director of the Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance, was photographed in the Fireplace Reading Room at the Brunswick branch of the Medina County District Library. Boehmke has served as Chamber Director since 2020 and has played a key role in supporting local businesses, expanding community partnerships, and organizing events that drive economic growth. The library’s Fireplace Room, or quiet reading room as it is commonly called, is the perfect space for sinking into a good book, escaping the bustle of daily life, or simply enjoying the comforting crackle of the fire in peaceful solitude.
Photo: Beverly David Photography
Welcome!
On behalf of the Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance, welcome to our community magazine! Whether you are a resident, a visitor, or a local business owner, we are thrilled to share a little piece of what makes our area so special. From exciting entertainment to scenic outdoor spaces, there is truly something here for everyone. Families can enjoy hours of fun at Scene 75 Entertainment, filled with games and laughter for all ages. On Friday nights, unwind at Mapleside Farms, taking in live music and breathtaking views of the valley. Ignite Brewery offers a cozy atmosphere and expertly crafted beers for a casual evening with friends. Foodies will want to stop off at Samosky’s Homestyle Pizzeria in Valley City for one of their award-winning pizzas, then head just down the road to Amy’s Arbors to sip on a glass of wine or a smooth bourbon in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Outdoor enthusiasts will love strolling around Brunswick Lake Park or exploring the serene trails at the Susan Hambley Nature Center. For golf lovers, the newly opened Back Nine Golf features stateof-the-art simulators perfect for sharpening your game year-round. And when autumn arrives, Beriswill Farms in Valley City is the perfect place for some family fun, with their popular fall festival full of seasonal charm. The muchanticipated Market 42 is open and features over 25 unique food vendors, a farmers' market, and live music events, making it a true community destination. With so much to do, you don’t need to leave the area to find adventure,
connection, and enjoyment.
We proudly serve the City of Brunswick, Brunswick Hills, Valley City, and Hinckley, and represent nearly 400 active business members. Our Chamber is built on a strong foundation of Networking, Promoting, Developing, and Advocating for our business community — and we strive to bring those goals to life every single day.
Our membership is as diverse as the community we serve, ranging from local schools and government officials to major manufacturers and family-owned small businesses. We believe that when we work together, we all rise together, and we are proud to be a driving force behind that collaborative spirit.
Northern Medina County is a place where community, opportunity, and quality of life come together. At the Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance, we are committed to helping our businesses and residents succeed and grow. We are excited for what is ahead and invite you to be part of everything that makes this area such a great place to live, work, and visit.
Debbie Boehmke
Debbie Boehmke Executive Director Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance
Julie Grabowski
Balance of Community, Convenience, and Growth
Brunswick continues to grow into one of Northeast Ohio’s most attractive communities for families, thanks to its strategic location, affordability, and strong sense of community. With a population of about 35,000, it remains Medina County’s largest city and a hub for residential, commercial, and recreational development. Brunswick’s location along I-71 makes it ideal for commuters to Cleveland or Akron and supports businesses that benefit from highway access. The city’s industrial parks near the interstate are well-suited for logistics-focused companies, while retail and dining options continue to expand along Routes 42 and 303.
Recent commercial additions have enhanced Brunswick’s appeal. Meijer and other major retailers provide convenient shopping, while restaurants like First Watch, Mission BBQ, and Culver’s add variety. On the city’s south end, Market 42—a multicultural, mixed-use development—features food and shopping vendors and a seasonal farmers market in a communal space.
Brunswick is also known for its green spaces, with over 350 acres across 23 parks. Brunswick Lake Park is a highlight, with 79 acres, a one-mile walking trail, wetlands boardwalks, and access to the Susan Hambley Nature Center, in partnership with the Medina County Park District.
Two major construction projects are underway. Brunswick City Schools is building a new 302,000-squarefoot high school, set to open for the 2027–2028 school year. Meanwhile, a new 25,790-square-foot fire station on Hadcock Road will enhance emergency response and meet growing community needs. These investments reflect Brunswick's ongoing commitment to education, safety, and long-term growth.
Brunswick continues to evolve from a quiet suburb into a thriving, supportive place to live, work, and raise a family.
For more information about events, services, or city resources, visit brunswick.oh.us.
BRUNSWICK HILLS TOWNSHIP
ENRICHMENT THROUGH DIVERSITY
Brunswick Hills Township, established in 1960, was founded by residents seeking a more communityfocused form of local governance—one that allowed neighbors to have a direct voice in how their township was managed. The township is overseen by a board of three elected Trustees who work collaboratively to make decisions that benefit the community. Additionally, an elected Fiscal Officer manages the township’s annual budget, which exceeds $5 million, ensuring the smooth operation of local services and infrastructure.
As part of Ohio’s township system, Brunswick Hills does not levy a local income tax. The majority of property tax revenue—over 60%—goes directly to supporting local education, specifically the Brunswick and Highland school districts. The remaining portion of the property taxes funds essential Medina County services, including parks, libraries, the county home, the health department, the achievement center, the anti-drug task force, and other vital community programs.
This governance model supports Brunswick Hills' continued growth as a safe, welcoming, and wellmaintained township, where residents benefit from both strong public services and a responsive local government.
Brunswick Hills seeks to preserve a way of life rich with natural surroundings. From rural homes and small farms, open space in planned developments, and two county parks— Plum Creek and Princess Ledges— there is an abundance of wildlife and outstanding natural features. In 2003, citizen-led efforts contributed to the expansion of Plum Creek Park by over 80 acres, including the addition of a native hardwood forest.
Whether residing in a planned development with designated open space, on a large-acre lot, a family farm, or within one of the township’s apartment complexes or condominium and cluster home communities, residents and visitors alike are encouraged to get involved and learn more about the unique character and offerings of Brunswick Hills Township. Find more information online at brunswickhillstwp.org.
SMALL TOWN, Big Hearts
Hinckley Township sits on 25 square miles in the northeastern corner of Medina County and is staffed with full-time Fire, Police, and Service Departments. The Township is run by three elected officials, Trustees Swedyk, Ascherl, and Engleman, who are proud of the township’s advancements that the Fire, Police, and Road Departments have made, increasing the quality of services provided to residents and guests.
Students are served by both the Highland Local and Brunswick City School Districts, as well as several local private schools.
Hinckley offers a mixture of older rural home sites, farms, and newer single-family homes in developments, as well as parks like Hinckley Reservation, the jewel of the Emerald Necklace. While Hinckley Lake is currently closed for dam rehabilitation— set to reopen in 2026, the park offers numerous walking and hiking trails at the lake and nearby Whipp’s and Worden’s Ledges. A portion of the Buckeye Trail also winds through the reservation.
Hinckley Township maintains its small-town character through many annual community events, including downtown Community Trick-or-Treating and outdoor movie nights three times a year for families and neighbors to enjoy and reconnect. The Memorial Day Parade honors fallen
HINCKLEY TOWNSHIP
Grand Bicentennial Celebration
Hinckley Township is set
to mark a historic milestone this summer, as the community celebrates its 200th anniversary with a day-long Bicentennial Celebration on Saturday, July 19, which fittingly falls on the 200th day of the year!
This special event, sponsored by the Hinckley, Ohio Historical Society, will honor Hinckley's rich history and community spirit. Festivities will kick off at noon with a celebratory parade ending in the heart of downtown. The parade is expected to feature local organizations, civic groups, decorated floats, classic cars, and community leaders, offering a lively start to the day’s events.
heroes, and a 4th of July Parade celebrates our freedom. The infamous Buzzard Day celebration is a unique and beloved tradition that marks the return of the turkey vultures—locally known as buzzards—each spring. Held in March, the event commemorates the long-standing folklore that buzzards reliably return to Hinckley every year on the 15th, signaling the changing seasons. What began as a local curiosity has grown into a full-day community celebration featuring a hearty pancake and sausage breakfast, educational programs, nature hikes, craft vendors, and family-friendly activities.
With the combination of beautiful rolling hills, acres of parklands, rural home sites, and supportive community events and groups, those who live in Hinckley Township live by its motto: Small Town, Big Hearts.
Find more online at www.hinckleytwp.org or facebook.com/ HinckleyTownshipOhio
— Monique Ascherl, Trustee, Hinckley Township
Once in the town center, attendees will be treated to a bustling arts and crafts and vendor show, where local artisans and makers will showcase their work. Families and visitors can explore a wide array of handmade goods, specialty items, and unique finds—perfect for taking home a piece of Hinckley’s creative spirit.
Throughout the afternoon, guests can enjoy live entertainment on multiple stages. For those looking for fun and games, the celebration will offer family-friendly activities and interactive games suitable for all ages, making it an ideal outing for residents and visitors alike.
Food lovers will have no shortage of options, as a wide range of food trucks will be participating, offering everything from classic festival fare to gourmet bites. Adults can also unwind and raise a glass in the beer tent, which will provide a festive space to relax and mingle.
As the sun sets, a fireworks display will light up the sky in honor of 200 years of community, progress, and tradition.
Hinckley’s Bicentennial Celebration promises to be a memorable and meaningful event—one that honors the township’s rich past while celebrating the vibrant community it has become. Residents, families, and guests from near and far are invited to join in the festivities and be part of this once-in-a-lifetime event.
Visit hinckleyohiohistoricalsociety.com or on Facebook @hinckleyohiohistoricalsociety for information or more details.
LHISTORY, COMMUNITY, AND SMALL-TOWN CHARM
ocated 20 miles south of Cleveland in northern Medina County, Liverpool Township is a welcoming community of approximately 5,800 residents over nearly 26 square miles. The township is governed by a board of three Township Trustees and a Township Fiscal Officer. The Board decides township policy and is responsible for all expenditures of funds while also appointing all zoning and township employees. The Valley City Fire Department, the Medina County Sheriff’s Department, and the Buckeye Local School District serve the Township.
According to research and township residents, Liverpool Township was the first permanent settlement in Medina County. In 1816, it was officially named Liverpool Township after the city in England. In 1910, to avoid confusion with another Liverpool Township in East Liverpool, Ohio, the post
office address was changed to Valley City. While Liverpool Township is the area and government entity, Valley City is the mailing address.
Valley City is home to Medina County’s largest Industrial Park, comprised of over 900 acres. With the park’s proximity to major interstates, industries have established plants here to utilize the complex and just-in-time delivery possibilities. The park is privately owned with fully serviced sites (gas, electric, water, sewer, rail) ranging in size from two to 50 acres available for immediate building.
Valley City is an active community that is home to several annual events such as the Independence Day Parade and fireworks, the Street Fair, Christmas in the Valley, and the famous Frog Jump Festival. In 1964, Governor Jim Rhodes issued a proclamation officially naming Valley City, Ohio, the "Frog Jump Capital of Ohio". The Valley City Community Group is a group of volunteers dedicated to enhancing life in the area, and they organize most of the township events.
Nature abounds in Mill Stream Park, which was built in 2001. The 27-acre park sits on the banks of the Rocky River with a paved accessible trail path, three reservable pavilions, a concession stand, and is also the home to the annual Frog Jump Festival, along with other community events.
Three D Metals takes pride in our team and the customer-first culture we have developed over our 50-year history. We process and distribute high-quality metals to a wide range of industries across the Americas.
Three D Metals takes pride in our team and the customer-first culture we have developed over our 50-year history. We process and distribute high-quality metals to a wide range of industries across the Americas.
History buffs will enjoy the Liverpool Historical Society Depot Museum, open seasonally for tours. The restored 1895 train depot museum houses artifacts, maps, cemetery information, and so much more of early Valley City times. On the grounds of the Depot Museum sit a 1941 Porter Dinky steam locomotive and a 1926 caboose. Also in town is the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic (LGAR) Museum and National Headquarters, where you can learn about our nation’s veterans and their legacy.
These include high and low carbon spring steel, copper, aluminum, brass, and bronze alloys in coil, bar, rod, sheet, plate, pipe, and custom shapes. We also provide a broad array of welding filler metals.
These include high and low carbon spring steel, copper, aluminum, brass, and bronze alloys in coil, bar, rod, sheet, plate, pipe, and custom shapes. We also provide a broad array of welding filler metals.
Hungry? You’re in the right place! In Valley City, we have a lineup of awesome local restaurants ready to serve up whatever you’re craving. From a coffee shop to full-service restaurants, you’ll find it (and probably discover a few new favorites, too) right here in the Township.
Come hang out. Explore. Come hungry. Leave happy! Mary Lou Czajka Valley City Community Group valleycity.org
Vibrant, Trendy and Traditional
Market 42, a vibrant new food hall and public market, officially opened its doors in Brunswick in April 2025, marking a significant addition to the city's culinary and cultural landscape. The grand opening was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by co-founders Nick Kyriazis and Necol and John Washington, alongside city officials and community members.
Located at 2099 Pearl Road, Market 42 spans 26,000 square feet and houses 25 vendors, including food stalls and retail shops. Visitors can enjoy a diverse range of offerings, from fresh pasta at Pasta Fresca to handcrafted ice cream at Waylon’s Handcrafted and ethically sourced coffee from Goldberry Roasting Company.
The venue also features a 110-seat main bar, a 40-seat wine bar, and an outdoor patio, creating a lively atmosphere for dining and socializing. Beyond its culinary delights, Market 42 offers event spaces for private gatherings, classes, and seasonal farmers' markets, fostering community engagement.
With its blend of trendy and traditional offerings, Market 42 aims to be more than just a food hall—it aspires to be the heart of Brunswick, bringing people together through food, culture, and shared experiences.
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Business & Community Leaders Brunswick
Chad Gibson, General Manager, Bunker Hill Golf Course
Sheila Watson, Broker/Owner, RE/MAX Omega
Cheryl Basilisco, Owner, Esbi International Salon
Debbie Boehmke, Executive Director, Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance
Jason Niedermeyer, Superintendent, Brunswick City School District
Dr. William Aerni, Owner, Aerni Dental
Amanda Rienerth, Owner, Malorie Kurilec, and Abriana Kurilec, Assistant Managers, Donut Land
Connie Sureck, Manager, Brunswick Branch Library
Kent Iler, President/CEO, Iler Networking & Computing
Wendy Kouvaras, Owner Five-Star Gymnastics
Brian Sprafka, Owner, Small Hands Big Dreams Learning Center
Jennifer Sprafka, Owner, Small Hands Big Dreams Learning Center
The Heart of Esbi International Salon
Stylists that make a difference
Celebrating 36 years of excellence, Esbi International Salon continues to build upon its distinguished legacy under the visionary leadership of owner Cheryl Basilisco and her exceptional team of stylists.
The talented professionals at Esbi are the foundation of the salon’s enduring success. Each team member is not only highly skilled but also deeply committed to providing compassionate, personalized service. With a mission to make every client feel special, pampered, and beautiful, Esbi consistently delivers an unparalleled salon experience through a perfect blend of expertise, passion, and exceptional customer care.
Reflecting on the salon’s culture, Basilisco shares, “It’s gratifying, and I feel blessed that our customers are witnessing the big hearts of each and every stylist. I am honored to be a part of that.”
At Esbi, every client interaction reflects the salon’s commitment to outstanding service, beginning with a warm reception and continuing through to the artistry of its stylists. The thriving apprentice program serves as a cornerstone of Esbi’s success, carefully cultivating new talent from within and producing motivated, confident, and highly skilled stylists. As Basilisco notes, “We are fortunate to have a remarkable team that genuinely enjoys working together and supporting one another.”
Offering a full suite of services — including hair, nails, skincare, massage therapy, esthetician services, sugaring, hair removal, microblading, eyelash extensions, and hair extensions — Esbi stands out for its dedication to innovation and client care. Unique offerings such as Chemogirl Hair Extensions, designed for individuals battling cancer, and the NSG Hair System, a nonsurgical hair grafting system that makes a hair unit and restores an individual’s confidence in their image. It’s a life changer for clients who have Alopecia or are balding in spots, and demonstrates Esbi’s commitment to restoring confidence and enhancing beauty at every stage of life.
“Extensions are a necessity in this day and age. Not just esthetics or accessorizing, but hair needs and situations like thinning, volume, density, or length. The entire staff completed their certification, which I think
investing in advanced education, Esbi ensures its clients benefit from the latest techniques, styles, and beauty innovations. This enduring commitment to leadership and excellence sets Esbi apart in the competitive beauty industry.
Cheryl Basilisco and the entire Esbi team extend their deepest gratitude to the loyal clients — many of whom have become cherished friends — whose trust and support have helped sustain and grow the salon’s legacy. With a strong foundation and a clear vision for the future, Esbi International Salon looks forward to continuing to serve and inspire the community for many years to come.
To schedule your appointment today, call Esbi International Salon at 330-220-3724 (ESBI). For more information about products, promotions, and services or to purchase gift cards, visit www.esbiintlsalon.com - and follow Esbi on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok for flash sales and product and hair tips.
makes us unique. We use one of the best hair extension companies around,” says Basilisco. “Every Esbi stylist is fully certified in hair extension techniques, utilizing only the highest-quality products to ensure superior results”.
Innovation is a key pillar of Esbi’s success. By remaining at the forefront of industry trends and continually
Salon hours: Tuesdays from 1 – 9 p.m., Wednesdays from 9 a.m. – 9 p.m., Thursdays from 9 a.m. – 8 p.m., Fridays from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., and Saturdays from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Closed on Sundays and Mondays.
AERNI DENTAL WHEN EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE MATTER
Even though dental offices can be found on almost every corner, exceptional practices are diamonds in the rough. And yes, Aerni Dental is one of those extraordinary diamonds.
Practicing for over 30 years, Dr. William Aerni is a general dentist who also performs dental implants and orthodontics. He’s an out-of-theordinary type of dentist who takes the time to listen to his patients and is never in a hurry.
A graduate from Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Aerni earned the distinguished Robert James Award on February 3rd, 1996, in recognition of his dedication to the pursuit of excellence in general dentistry and implantology. He was also honored with the Midwest Implant Institute Honored Fellow Award on October 19th, 2024, which is a lifetime achievement award recognizing doctors for their contributions to implant dentistry. To this day, his mission is to provide the Gold Standard of Care to each patient and to leave them feeling happier, healthier, and more confident. To keep himself and his team at the top of their game, they pursue countless hours of continuing education–far more than is required.
Dr. Aerni, as well as all of his staff made every effort to make me feel as comfortable as possible during the procedure of prepping for and installing a crown. I would also add that their attention to the details of creating and fitting the crown were impeccable. I appreciate the fact that Dr. Aerni has invested in and learned to use the most up-to-date technology available in this field.”
– J. Elise H.
To achieve the Gold Standard of Care for each patient, Dr. Aerni designed a world-class facility with state-of-the-art technology so patients could have all their needs met in one location. He chose to build his practice overlooking the Metroparks because he wanted his patients to be able to experience the calming beauty of nature while receiving the best dental care available.
In addition to having his office in Strongsville, Dr. Aerni and is wife also raised their five children there. As a family man, he understands the challenges and pressures families face. It’s one of the reasons why he is passionate about Tip Edge orthodontics. He believes it’s the most comfortable, quickest, and cost effective way to achieve that beautiful smile for a lifetime.
While not all dental practices offer dental implants, it’s been a common procedure at Aerni Dental for over 29 years. Dr. Aerni has the experience you won’t find at most general dentist practices. He became a highly skilled implant surgeon by learning from the pioneers in the industry. Names you most likely never heard of, but dentists who are among the “who’s who” in dental implants.
Investing in the latest technology for better patient outcomes has always been what sets Aerni Dental apart from other dental practices. New technology to Aerni Dental is LANAP® Laser Surgery and X-Guide 3D Navigation. The LANAP Laser is used to treat gum disease, and regenerate bone and tissue. It is minimally invasive, destroys bacteria, and offers patients quicker recovery time than traditional surgery. The X-Guide® is the latest advanced dental implant technology that allows Dr. Aerni ultimate precision in implant placement. This means minimally invasive surgery with smaller incisions and faster recovery. Less than 1% of dentists offer this technology in the U.S.
I have been with Dr. Aerni since he had his first office in Strongsville, my family and I have NO reason to go anywhere else for ALL of our dental needs. His staff are some of the most kind and professional people I’ve experienced anywhere in any profession and are now more like family to us than anything else.”
– Rory F.
When he’s not with patients, Dr. Aerni can be found teaching dental implant surgery to dentists at the Midwest Implant Institute, the very same place he began his own implantology studies. He also enjoys outdoor activities and making memories with his growing family.
This is my third visit to Dr. Aerni. Today, I had a decayed tooth removed and an implant put in where the tooth was removed. I can’t say enough good about him and his entire staff! My appointment lasted 2 hours, went amazingly smooth, and virtually painless. I’ve never had such a great experience let alone having a tooth pulled and an implant put in on the same day! The high tech equipment used, along with Dr. Aerni and his dental assistants’ professionalism, was second to none. Every time I leave this office, I am more amazed than my previous visits, especially how they took care of me, and took the time to explain everything to me before the treatment started. Additionally, Dr. Aerni and his staff are always friendly, which takes away the uneasiness of going to the dentist!!!” – Andrew Z.
William M. Aerni, DDS
SSheila Watson, Broker RE/MAX Omega
A Community Tradition
In 1972, Bill Rienerth Sr. opened the beloved Donut Land, which has become a cherished part of the community. Following his passing, his granddaughter Amanda lovingly took the helm, embracing her grandfather’s traditions and baking expertise alongside her daughters, Malorie and Abriana, and their friendly staff.
At Donut Land, you’ll discover a delightful selection of over 40 varieties of yeast and cake donuts, plus an enticing array of specialty treats, all crafted fresh throughout the day and night. Whether you’re planning breakfast for a gathering or need a sweet dessert treat, they’re ready to fulfill orders for any occasion. Don’t miss their unique “Happy Birthday” donut cakes, sure to bring a smile!
heila Watson is the Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Omega and has over 38 years of Realtor experience. To obtain her real estate broker’s license, she went to college and crammed four years into two years, graduating at the top of her class with a bachelor’s degree in Real Estate Studies. Sheila is driven, compassionate, successful in her goals, and loves challenges. Most of her business comes from referrals and past clients who often become great friends. You may see her advertising on benches, grocery carts, or For Sale signs in the community. She also organized the Brunswick Celebration Independence Parade to bring joy to the residents of Brunswick. The office is a fantastic group of caring people who love their careers and want to help others in their real estate adventures. Sheila sells in Medina and Cuyahoga counties. Thinking of buying or selling, reach out to her at the number below or visit her website.
Bunker Hill Golf Course
Golfing Since 1927
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had Gibson is the general manager at Bunker Hill Golf Course in Medina, where he continues his passion for the community as host of three local high school golf teams: Cloverleaf, Brunswick, Strongsville, and the Special Olympics.
As a Medina County native who’s worked at Medina County Golf Courses and Event Centers for 35 years, his givers-gain philosophy shows in networking, community involvement, investing in, and helping individuals, families, and businesses succeed.
He has hosted over 3,500 outings and 1,500 fundraisers, accumulating over $12,000,000 to give back to our local schools, churches, military, scouts, needy families, and non-profits. Over the years, Chad and his team have developed a niche in hosting and co-chairing events to help the community.
Chad spent several years as a director and a volunteer for local Chambers, BNI leadership, and nonprofit organizations.
As a proud supporter of Brunswick’s schools and community, Donut Land makes it easy to satisfy your donut cravings at any hour— open 24/7, except for Mondays during the summer. Visit their website for the latest updates and a complete menu of delightful options. Stop by and savor the delight that families have cherished for generations!
Wendy Kouvaras Five-Star Gymnastics
Five-Star Gymnastics & Fitness, owned by Wendy & Jason Kouvaras, is a 28,000 square foot state-of-the-art amazing new facility that offers Gymnastics instruction for all ages and abilities beginning at twelve months old. They offer over 100 age and skill-based gymnastics classes weekly, including preschool age classes for boys and girls, recreational level classes for girls ages six and up and a girls gymnastics competition team geared towards five to 18 years old. Gymnastic Instruction helps children develop character and gain confidence, strength, and be a springboard for achievement in fitness and other sports. Five-Star also offers girls High School classes, preschool playtimes, open gyms, family events and birthday parties and that’s just a sampling.
Five-Star FitRx gym is located inside and offers adult fitness classes, which is ideal for parents who want to get a workout in while their child is at class. Other classes offered include youth fitness classes, sport specific training and personal training. Sessions can be individualized or in small groups. Five-Star Gymnastics and Fitness RX, shaping lives young and old.
Sheila Watson, Broker/Owner RE/MAX Omega
Chad Gibson, General Manager, Bunker Hill Golf Course
Amanda Rienerth with daughters Malorie and Abriana Kurilec, Donut Land
ABrian and Jen Sprafka Building A Community
Image Builders Marketing Meet Your Local Sales Team!
Scott Hughes and Alex Kaldy Drellishak are the driving force and friendly faces behind Image Builders Marketing. Scott Hughes, Vice President of Sales, thrives on promoting businesses in his hometown, North Ridgeville, and other cities in the Cleveland area. Celebrating his 18th year with IBM, he is passionate about magazines and print advertising since his college days at the University of Toledo. “Our community magazines are a great advertising medium and marketing tool. Our publications are reference guides, information directories, and visitors magazines.”
t Small Hands Big Dreams, owners Brian and Jen Sprafka have created more than just a childcare center—they’ve built a community. Rooted in high-quality care and education, they are known for a warm, inclusive environment where every child is nurtured and prepared for kindergarten through hands-on, child-led, and individualized curriculum, personally written by Jen, an experienced educator. The beautiful outdoor space at the Brunswick location now features new shade structures, while inside, classrooms have been upgraded with new hard floors for a fresh, clean learning environment. A larger, redesigned parking lot adds safety and convenience for families. Everything at Small Hands Big Dreams is all-inclusive: diapers, wipes, formula, infant food, meals, and sunscreen are all provided—making daily life easier for parents. With a focus on strong relationships, family partnerships, and a commitment to supporting every child’s journey, the Brunswick location truly embodies what it means to be part of the SHBD family.
As a second generation Image Builder, Alex Kaldy Drellishak started with Image Builders in 2020 after spending 14 years as an intervention specialist. She works with clients throughout Lorain, Medina, and Cuyahoga counties, and truly enjoys helping them showcase their businesses to the local community. She resides in North Ridgeville, with young son, Mason, and husband, Matt. She looks forward to developing relationships with current and prospective clients, focusing on meeting their needs and establishing lasting relationships.
ince 1994, Iler Networking & Computing has been a trusted partner for businesses across Northeast Ohio, delivering reliable IT support that keeps operations running smoothly. Their remote support capabilities allow them to resolve issues quickly—wherever you are—so your team can stay focused, productive, and stress-free. With the continued increase of cyber-attacks and Ransomware, Iler is a top provider of network security with certified security experts on staff. Their tools monitor your systems 24/7/365 allowing them to stop attacks before they stop your business! They help their clients with Compliance, such as Cyber Liability, PCI, HIPAA, FTC Safeguards, NIST CSF, CIS, CMMC, and more! Rest assured that they have the expertise and experience to handle all your IT needs securely and professionally. Kent and his family have resided in Lorain County since 1998. He is a member of the Rotary Club of Elyria and is a deacon at First Baptist Church of Elyria. Kent also started Iler Aerial Imaging in 2016 –handling professional video production and drone services/training.
Brian Sprafka, Owner Jen Sprafka, Owner
Scott Hughes, Vice-President, Sales
Alex Kaldy Drellishak, Regional Sales Manager
Kent Iler, Owner
BUILDING TODAY. INSPIRING TOMORROW.
On May 3, 2025, Brunswick City School District broke ground on our new high school. The new high school is part of the bond measure approved by voters in Spring 2023. This construction bond enabled us to leverage $42.6 million in state funds from the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission, significantly reducing costs to our taxpayers. The funding supports building a new high school, adding classrooms and parking lots at Kidder and Applewood, a new Maintenance Department, and a new Board of Education Office—investments that will serve generations of Brunswick students.
The groundbreaking ceremony for the new high school marks an important milestone in our commitment to "Building Today, Inspiring Tomorrow." While this construction signifies an exciting new chapter, the true heart of our district remains the exceptional achievements happening every day in our classrooms.
The facility improvements complement our academic excellence, highlighted by BCSD earning an impressive 4.5-star overall rating on the Ohio Department of Education report card for the second consecutive year. This achievement places us in the top 30% of public school districts statewide, reflecting our relentless dedication to academic excellence.
This dedication to excellence extends to our literacy programs, with all six Brunswick elementary schools
recently receiving recognition through Governor DeWine's Science of Reading Recognition Program. This prestigious honor, awarded to just 47 of Ohio's 3,500+ public schools, acknowledges our district-wide implementation of evidencebased literacy instruction and our educators' commitment to research-based teaching practices.
Such strong foundations in elementary education have fostered remarkable achievements at all levels. This year, 103 Brunswick High School students earned recognition for superior Advanced Placement (AP) test scores, demonstrating academic rigor that begins in our earliest classrooms. Similarly, four Kidder Elementary students represented Ohio at a regional Math Hoops Tournament in Detroit, bringing home championship honors while showcasing both mathematical prowess and exemplary teamwork- skills cultivated throughout their educational journey.
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Pictured above: Jason Niedermeyer, Superintendent, Brunswick City Schools; Ground breaking ceremony for the new Brunswick High School
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Our commitment to excellence reaches beyond academics into the arts, where the Brunswick High School Marching Blue Devils delivered an outstanding season under firstyear director Samuel Portzer. Their production "Within" not only earned an OMEA State Superior Rating and Overall Grand Champion honors at two major competitions but also explored profound themes of personal struggle and human connection—embodying the holistic education Brunswick provides.
This spirit of excellence also carries into athletics, with junior point guard Trey Drexler receiving a nomination for Ohio's Mr. Basketball, becoming the first Medina County nominee since 2011, and becoming one of 45 boys basketball players in Medina County history to score 1,000 points. Additionally, our girls' swim team captured their first-ever district championship, while first-year diver Alex Burns broke the school record, illustrating how Brunswick nurtures both seasoned talent and emerging potential.
A powerful testament to our district's values shines through the extraordinary efforts of 31 high school students who raised $168,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Under the leadership of Abby Karim, Luke Wienhauer, and Emily Wollward, "Brunswick for a Brighter
Future" emerged as Northeast Ohio's top fundraising team. Their campaign carried profound personal significance as it honored their classmate Mick McGinnis, who served as Northeast Ohio's Honored Hero after successfully completing his leukemia treatment in August 2024. This initiative is another example of how our students embody the Journey of a Blue Devil, demonstrating critical thinking, empathy, adaptability, responsibility, and effective communication while creating meaningful community impact that extends far beyond our school walls. The Journey of a Blue Devil is a community-wide vision that defines the essential skills, mindsets, and aspirations we collectively hold for every student, guiding how we design learning experiences that prepare them for success in an ever-changing world.
As we break ground on our new high school, we celebrate not just the construction of a building, but the building of futures. At BCSD, we are truly building today while inspiring tomorrow— creating spaces where academic excellence, artistic expression, athletic achievement, and compassionate community service can flourish for generations to come. —Jason Niedermeyer, Superintendent, Brunswick City Schools
Pictured left: Brunswick For a Brighter Future Raises $168,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Brunswick High School students Abby Karim, Luke Weinhauer, and Emily Woolard led the team to the highest fundraising total in Northeast Ohio.
MCCC on the Move: Expanding Opportunity, Enriching Community
The Medina County Career Center (MCCC) continues to deliver on its mission: giving students—from high school to adult education—a competitive edge in both the workforce and higher education through premier career-technical programs and strong academics.
Earlier this year, MCCC took a major step forward with construction underway on a state-of-the-art fire tower for the Firefighter | EMT program. “This tower increases training opportunities for all levels of firefighters in a safer, more controlled environment,” says instructor Dave Yorko. Once completed—before the 2025–2026 school year— through Adult Education | OTC (Ohio Technical Center), the tower will also serve local fire departments, strengthening ties between MCCC and the community it serves.
Other programs are also seeing exciting upgrades. The Vision Care
program will unveil a modernized lab and dispensary, now located in a more visible and accessible part of the building, enhancing community services through the Bright Eyedeas Vision Clinic.
Meanwhile, MCCC’s Adult Education | OTC is undergoing a dynamic transformation. In August 2025, first responder and medical programs will move to the newly renovated South Campus, featuring state-of-the-art labs, expanded classrooms, and community-centered spaces. On the horizon: a daytime Law Enforcement Academy in early August 2025, as well as new LPN and Paramedic programs coming soon.
With each initiative, MCCC continues to deliver on its promise: providing premier, career-focused education while strengthening community ties. The future is bright— MCCC is on the move.
Why Chamber Membership Matters
If you’ve ever wondered what a chamber of commerce really does, let me tell you — around here, it’s all about connection, support, and helping our business community thrive.
At the Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance, we believe in doing business together. We bring people together through events, programs, and networking opportunities that make it easier to grow your business and your relationships — because let’s face it, no one wants to go it alone.
One of our biggest highlights each year is Business at the Barn at Mapleside Farms, presented by MDG Flooring/Kiba Studios. It’s the largest business-to-business showcase in the county, and last year, we welcomed over 200 attendees! We wrap up the day by opening it to the public, giving everyone a chance to explore and connect with the awesome businesses that call our area home.
But that’s just the beginning. We also host a can’t-miss annual golf outing at our local courses, complete with fun
themes like the '80s, Superheroes, and this year’s “Around the World in 18 Holes.” It's networking in the sunshine — with plenty of laughs along the way. And every fall, we throw our annual clambake at Bunker Hill Golf Course. It’s a fantastic event that brings together both our business members and the community for food, fun, and conversation.
This year, we proudly launched our Business Builders Program — a program that empowers local business owners to overcome challenges and achieve lasting growth by fostering a dynamic and collaborative learning environment. This six-month program meets three times a month, where participants dive into everything from marketing to policy and procedures, with chamber-member experts leading the way. It’s hands-on, practical, and built to help entrepreneurs grow with confidence.
And speaking of growth, our Connections Networking Groups are where the 'connecting' really happens. We have four groups that meet regularly in Brunswick and Valley City, and they’ve become the place for building relationships, swapping referrals, and supporting each other both professionally and personally. It’s collaboration at its best — and it’s what makes our chamber feel more like a community than just an organization.
So, why join the chamber? Because it works. Because the connections are real. And because when businesses come together, everyone wins. Whether you're a brand-new startup, a family-owned favorite, a corporate business, or a growing company ready to give back — there’s a place for you here, and we’d love to welcome you to the chamber family.
— Debbie Boehmke Executive Director, Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance
Chamber of Commerce 2025 Directory
ACCOUNTANTS
Hill, Stonestreet & Company
330-225-3377
M.A. Pawlowski Accounting Group
440-356-5588
NEO Accounting & Tax Services LLC
330-220-1999
ADVERTISING & MEDIA
Brunswick Town Money Saver
330-725-0226
Decided Excellence Catholic Media
330-620-4631
FastSigns Medina
330-952-2626
Great Lakes Publishing 216-377-3693
Image Builders Marketing Inc.
440-346-4482
Inflatable Images/My Gorilla Graphics
330-273-3200
Joy of Medina County Magazine
330-461-0589
Medina County Gazette
330-725-4166
Medina Media LLC
330-242-5620
Mimi Vanderhaven’s Fabulous Buys
330-220-8610
Minuteman Press
330-725-4121
The Women’s-Journal
330-722-5788
Town Planner
234-400-0068
ARTS,
CULTURE & ENTERTAINMENT
Beriswill Farm Market and Corn Maze
330-350-2486
David M. Wagar
330-703-7424
Diamond Event Center & Catering 330-225-1995
Elevate Wrestling Academy, LLC. 330-858-8900
Mapleside Farms 330-225-5577
Scene75 Entertainment Center 234-803-1100
Gamer’s Lair 440-218-5483
Skyview Lodge Inc. 330-225-8345
The Back Nine Golf 330-274-4658
AUTOMOTIVE & MARINE
Brunswick Auto Mart Inc.
330-273-3300
Continental Performance 330-485-3955
Gerber Collision and Glass 330-273-6097
Marksman Auto Body 330-225-5560
ModWash LLC 440-420-0032
Premium Velocity Automotive
dba Jiffy Lube 234-803-1895
TPS Tire and Service 330-273-8770
*Highlighted Chamber Members are Advertisers
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
3B IT Services 440-334-1311
Bay Pointe Technology 330-659-6400
Brooklyn Media 440-382-6254
Core Support Partners 330-887-2328
Cornerstone Organizational Partners 216-392-8345
Cutting Edge Advantage 440-567-3756
Diversified Employee Solutions 330-764-3193
DS Benefits Group, a One Digital Company 330-725-0501
Elevate Business Advisors
330-523-9790
ES3 Solutions 216-269-3368
Executive Office Solutions, Inc. 330-225-5160
Integrated Marketing Technologies Inc. 330-225-3550
KSP Back Check 330-558-9164
Lona Rock, LLC 234-217-9033
Project Blue 440-840-5519
Proximity Marketing Corporation 330-220-6100
RSC Insights
330-283-6449
Saje Solutions 440-212-4179
Sedgwick 216-214-6522
Spire 419-496-4212
Stem Bookkeeping 440-570-9125
Status Solutions Network 866-846-7272
TalentSENSE 440-725-6590
The Pedestal Group 330-461-3107
The Reserves Network Inc. 330-273-2600
ZenBusiness 844-493-6249
COMPUTERS & TELECOMMUNICATION
ActivPC Technology Services 330-460-4116
Armstrong Cable 330-722-3141
Lit Fiber
330-366-2008
Medina County Fiber Network 330-722-9215
Ohio Business Machines 216-485-2000
T-Mobile 216-466-3025
CONTRACTORS & CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
A-Star Construction & Remodeling LLC 440-537-2733
ABC Equipment Rental & Sales 330-220-4545
All Construction Services 330-220-6666
Architectural Justice 330-225-6000
Bill Glick Painting 216-541-3414
Engelke Construction Solutions LLC 330-273-2222
KC Masonry Inc. 330-225-0813
Kiba Studios 330-725-5252
MT Contracting LLC
440-554-1348
Mack Industries, Inc. 330-460-7005
Mack’s Inc. 330-483-3121
Mark’s Construction Inc. 330-273-3121
North Coast Sign & Lighting Services Inc. 330-723-2376
Priebe Roofing, Remodeling & Restoration
330-273-2700
Rush Industrial Electric 216-990-5090
Schaefer Plumbing Inc. 330-483-3600
Snider Recreation
800-888-2889
Titan Construction and Repair 216-474-0000
YES Electric Inc. 330-273-1234
EDUCATION, GOVERNMENT & INDIVIDUALS
Brunswick City School District 330-225-7731
Brunswick Hills Township 330-225-8300
Buckeye Local Schools 330-722-8257
City of Brunswick 330-225-9144
Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) 216-987-5757
Greater Medina Chamber of Commerce 330-723-8773 Medina County Auditor 330-725-9754
Medina County Board of Commissioners 330-722-9211
Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities 330-225-0533
Medina County Career Center 866-896-6222
Medina County District Library 330-725-0588
Medina County District Library Brunswick Branch 330-273-4150
Medina County District LibraryBuckeye Branch 330-725-4415
Medina County Economic Development Corp. 330-722-9215
Medina County Health Department 330-723-9688
Medina County Job and Family Services 330-461-2137
Medina County Park District 330-722-9364
Medina County Port Authority 330-722-9215
Medina County Probate & Juvenile Courts 330-725-9703
Medina County Recorder 330-725-9782
Medina County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 330-723-7722
Medina County Veterans Service Office 330-722-9368
Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority 330-725-7531
Middleburg Heights Chamber of Commerce 440-243-5599
Northern Ohio Area Chamber of Commerce 216-447-9900
Office of Congressman Max Miller 330-661-6654
Ohio State Representative
Melanie Miller, District 67 614-466-0961
Raphael’s School of Beauty Culture, Inc. 330-225-0195
Strongsville Chamber of Commerce 440-238-3366
The Manufacturing Advocacy and Growth Network (MAGNET) 330-620-6269
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CHAMBER DIRECTORY
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The Medina County Senior & Adult Services (MCSAS) 615-238-4532
The Ohio State University Office of Extension Medina
330-725-4911
Wadsworth Area Chamber of Commerce
330-336-6150
FAMILY, COMMUNITY & CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
Alternative Paths Inc.
330-725-9195
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Summit, Medina and Stark
330-376-6503
Bluecoats of Medina County Inc.
330-461-3107
Brunswick Education Foundation
440-821-6102
Brunswick Rotary 330-225-2208
Center Road Solutions 216-401-0189
Community Action Wayne/Medina
330-723-2229
Cups Cafe, Inc.
330-241-5990
Farming with Friends 817-944-0499
Feeding Medina County
330-421-4816
Free Clinic of Medina County 330-764-9300
Habitat for Humanity of Medina County 330-807-6062
HANDS FoundationHands Across Medina County
330-225-4242
Hope Recovery Community 330-952-0109
Hospice of the Western Reserve 330-722-4771
Integrated Community Solutions
216-280-7755
Jobs for Ohio’s Graduates
330-725-2919
Leadership Medina County 330-721-7118
Litchfield Funfest, LLC
440-570-7115
Live Inspired 330-635-6306
Maple Grove Farms Homeowners Association 330-283-3852
Medina Cares 330-461-0718
Medina County Mental Health & Recovery Board (MHRB) 330-723-9642
Medina County Chamber Charities 330 952-2626
Medina County Community Foundation 330-723-9039
Medina Personal Care Pantry 330-242-8822
Medina Creative Housing 330-591-4434
NEOPAT (Northeast Ohio Foundation for Patriotism) 888-636-7281
Oaks Family Care Center 330-220-7777
OhioGuidestone 440-752-2020
Optimist Club of Brunswick 330-416-9436
Passionate Educators 330-606-0374
Project LEARN of Medina County 330-460-6404
That Place for Teens 330-273-5794
The Children’s Center of Medina County 330-764-8891
The Society for Handicapped Citizens of Medina County 330-722-1900
United Way of Summit and Medina County 330-421-1278
Valley City Community Group 216-533-6113
Woven with Promise 330-591-1505
YAHAB
330-288-7001
FINANCE & INSURANCE
AMKO Lending LLC
216-539-5445
Ascend Wealth Management, LLC 330-606-5224
Boyert Insurance Group LLC 330-416-8316
Brenda States Insurance Agency Inc., Allstate Insurance 330-220-0503
Brooker Insurance 440-623-0219
Buckeye Community Bank 877-805-2265
Canterbury Financial & Tax Services 440-488-4557
Carlson Financial Group
216-586-4853
Conrad Mortgage 330-421-6541
Dollar Bank
234-803-0510
Farmers InsuranceThe Peacey Agency 330-483-5525
Fifth Third Bank 330-225-3443
First Federal Lakewood 330-273-3511
First Mason Financial 330-722-5777
Gross Investments 216-644-6957
Homestead Insurance Agency, Inc. 330-225-3100
Huntington Bank 330-225-3121
Jennings Senior Consulting Group 330-220-7627
KeyBank 330-273-2022
Manning & Napier 614-460-1289
Medina County Federal Credit Union 330-334-1023
My Community Mortgage 440-821-0658
North Coast Wealth Partners of Raymond James 216-292-8845
PNC Bank 440-821-2653
PSE Credit Union, Inc. 440-572-3830
Roni Bell Health Markets
Insurance Agency 330-225-2550
Semper Fidelis Financial 330-222-3393
Skylight Financial Group 216-592-7331
The Wealth Advisory Group of DiLauro, Wracher & Thomas 330-564-1700
Third Federal Savings & Loan 330-225-8855
Unity Catholic Federal Credit Union 440-886-2558
Westfield Insurance Foundation 330-887-6569
Westfield Bank 800-368-8930
Westminster of Northern Ohio 330-952-0748
WestPoint Wealth Management, LLC 330-606-5224
HEALTH CARE
Brunswick Pointe Transitional Care 330-741-8000
Carecore at Willowood 330-225-3156
Cleveland Clinic Medina Hospital 330-725-1000
Divine Rehab at Pearlview 330-225-9121
Infinity Counseling, LLC 330-220-9679
Infinity Wellness, LLC 234-546-1110
InPsychful Minds 234-802-9180
Mind/Body Institute 330-510-5221
My Integrity Counseling 330-449-5020
Nutrient Rich Life 330-441-1706
Juice Plus 330-416-0519
Life Care Center of Medina 330-483-3131
Lifestyle Family Dentistry 330-460-4105
Merit DentalStrongsville 440-878-4444
Oasis Senior Advisors 330-441-2935
Papandreas Orthodontics 330-558-9092
Plum Creek Assisted Living 330-220-4900
Signature Smiles Dental 330-460-6540
Southwest General Health Center 440-816-5050
Transitional Living Centers, Inc. 330-273-5494
Trillium Creek Dermatology 330-725-0569
HOME & GARDEN
A Room With A View Studio 330-483-0018
AJ’s Property Maintenance 440-238-0077
AM Dumpster Rental & Junk Removal 330-729-5865
Anytime Tree Service 330-241-9919
Apollo Pest Control Inc. 330-722-0303
Bedard Brothers Landscaping 440-666-3063
Brunswick True Value 330-273-3774
CoolVu of Medina County 440-488-3129
Deck Rescue, LLC 330-764-3007
Fiala Property Inspections 330-472-3776
Gotcha Covered of Medina 330-636-8131
Hall’s Property Maintenance 216-816-4126
Heart of Ohio 330-764-1011
House Doctors 216-453-8995
Land Creations Landscaping Inc. 440-748-2500
Maslyk Landscaping 440-748-3635
Medina Pest Control 330-391-0018
MDG Flooring America 330-725-5252
Monarch Carpet One 330-225-1155
One Hour Heating & Cooling & Plumbing 330-700-0022
Paul Davis Restoration 330-220-2002
RestoPros of West Cleveland 216-339-9805
R.J. Heating & Cooling 216-961-8428
Scott’s Party Rental, Inc. 440-236-6316
Tab Property Enhancement 440-821-2385
Temperature Control Maintenance Ohio, LLC 330-220-1557
The Landscape Shop, LLC 234-803-2109
JANITORIAL SERVPRO of Medina County 800-933-7179
TNT Cleaning Services, LLC 330-461-3808
Whit Pier Intentions 313-704-0058
LEGAL
Critchfield, Critchfield & Johnston 330-723-6404
Legal Shield / ID Shield 330-952-1798
Leonard & Terzola Co., LTD 440-317-3678
The Law Office of Vincent T.
Norwillo, LLC
330-278-1136
LODGING & TRAVEL
Brunswick Comfort Suites
216-767-3857
Footsteps World Travel
330-242-1541
KHM Travel Group
330-460-5635
Medina County Convention & Visitors Bureau
330-722-5502
Nowak Tours, Inc.
330-483-4900
MANUFACTURING, PRODUCTION & WHOLESALE
AdCal Adhesives, Coatings & Laminations, LLC
330-273-1053
Chemical Methods Inc.
216-476-8400
C. L. Pugh & Associates, Inc.
330-220-4404
Colony Machine & Tool Inc.
330-225-3410
Columbia Chemical
330-225-3200
Controlled Access Inc.
330-273-6185
Destiny Manufacturing
330-273-9000
F.I.T. Incorporated
330-273-0140
Grind All Inc.
330-220-1600
Hy-Production Inc.
330-273-2400
M-Line Inc.
330-225-8559
LEARN CPR
330-267-7321
Little Buzy Bees Childcare 330-741-3033
Loretta Vandiver Hair 330-288-7000
Magnificuts Inc.
330-483-3322
The Polished Look 330-725-6603
Small Hands
Nufacturing Inc.
330-814-5259
Philpott Solutions Group 330-225-3344
PoMaCon, Inc. 330-273-1576
Sandridge Food Corporation 330-725-2348
SurTec, Inc. 440-239-9710
Survitec Group 330-239-4331
Three D Metals, Inc. 330-220-0451
TWB Company LLC
330-558-2000
Webb-Stiles Company 330-225-7761
Welser Profile North America 330-225-2500
PERSONAL SERVICES & CARE
Bauer Funeral Home
330-483-3300
Bollinger Funeral Goods & Services, LLC 330-273-6001
Carlson Funeral Homes & Cremation Services 330-225-2400
Comforcare Home Care 440-638-7001
ESBI International Salon Inc.
330-220-3724
Forever 22 Med Spa 440-703-1022
Grace & Gratitude Yoga 330-667-0661
Ingenuity Unlimited LLC 440-759-7837
KMS Beauty Lab 330-288-7000
Howard HannaThe Ivory Team 216-402-0386
L J Hauling 216-409-6395
Move My Mess Junk Removal, LLC 440-941-5377
NEO Real Estate Team 330-350-0016
Network Land Title Agency 330-558-1360
Big Dreams Learning Center 216-513-2022
Waite Funeral Home 330-225-1770
PETS & VETERINARY
Brunswick Animal Hospital 330-225-5661
Buckeye’s Missions & Sanctuary 330-460-6347
Dog Gone Crazy, Inc. 330-273-1777
Hounds Town USA Cleveland-Brunswick 330-460-3052
Majestic Equine Connections, Inc. 440-668-8364
The Groovy Pooch Dog Grooming Experience 330-461-2959
PUBLIC UTILITIES & ENVIRONMENT
Community Energy Advisors 330-721-8000
REAL ESTATE, APARTMENTS, MOVING & STORAGE
Armbruster Moving and Storage, Inc. 330-220-6400
Brunswick Strongsville Storage 330-273-0800
Centennial Title Agency 330-723-6492
Engel & Volkers
Distinct Real Estate 440-568-0400
Forestwood Realty 330-483-1400
Gerspacher Real Estate Group 330-722-5002
Donut Land 330-225-7912
Eclectic Edibles Catering 330-608-5707
Gandalf’s Pub & Restaurant 330-483-1190
Goosefoot Acres Inc. Home of Dandy Blend 800-697-4858
HotShots Sports Bar & Grill 234-677-0087
Ray Fogg Corporate Properties, LLC 216-351-7976
Redwood Valley City & Brunswick 330-241-9009
RE/MAX Crossroads Properties 440-527-0199
RE/MAX OmegaSheila Watson 330-225-2880
The Chodaczek Team at LoFaso Real Estate 440-570-9388
The Village at Hinckley Oaks 330-419-6914
RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
St. Ambrose Catholic Parish 330-460-7300
RESTAURANTS, FOOD & BEVERAGE
9er’s Diner
330-460-6357
Amy’s Arbors 330-483-9463
Antoinette’s Coffee Service 330-273-8228
Beyond Juicery & Eatery 330-741-3036
BKO Distillery / Voudoux Vodka 330-451-6650
Boundless Confection Connection 330-641-2531
Chick-Fil-A 330-225-7670
Coffee in the Valley 330-483-1287
Cool Beans Brunswick 330-461-8001
Culver’s 608-644-2604
By Jen LLC
330-523-6096
Call it Sports 330-483-3986
Giant Eagle 330-225-0616
Goodwill Industries of Akron 330-724-6995 x101 JOSHIES, LLC 216-310-0878
Ravine’s Edge 330-969-2686
Ignite Brewing CoBrunswick 234-571-5289
KopyKat Kookies 330-741-1922
Market 42 702-278-9281
Old World Deli 330-273-3245
Original Steak & Hoagies 330-410-7170
Panini’s Bar & Grill 330-460-6120
Romeo’s Pizza Franchise, LLC 330-558-0058
Samosky’s Homestyle Pizzeria 330-483-2000
Serenite Restaurant & Culinary Institute 330-952-2611
The Cracked Egg 330-460-6505
The Grounded Bean 330-460-3233
The Human Bean Brunswick 330-802-1213
Tlaquepaque Brunswick 740-704-9860
Winking Lizard 330-220-9944
SHOPPING & SPECIALTY RETAIL
ArKay FloralsFlower Gallery 330-25-0400
Baskets Galore 330-220-0088
Blanc Slate Floral & Event Design 330-416-2147
Bullseye Activewear and Promotions 330-220-1720
Romancing the Walls 602-315-9376
Taylor’s Furniture & Bedding 330-273-7283
The Essence of Spirituality 330-304-6932
The Music Box 440-235-1625
The Wandering Goose 440-665-2445
Uncle Crunch 216-269-1780
SPORTS & RECREATION
Bunker Hill Golf Course, Inc. 330-725-1400
Coppertop Golf Club 330-225-6122
Elite Dance Academy 330-273-9421
Engage Virtual Range 330-355-9430
InMotion Wellness Studio 859-240-5541
Jazzercise Brunswick Fitness Center 440-821-6102
River’s Edge Tactical 330-483-1486
Valley City Barbell 330-483-1002
TRANSPORTATION
PartnerShip 800-399-2902
RCT Logistics, LLC 330-441-7310
RPTS Express, Inc. 330-273-7303
Scan Global Logistics 330-273-1700
The Heart OF OUR COMMUNITY
At the heart of every thriving community is a strong and vibrant library—and here in Brunswick, we’re proud to say that ours fits the bill. We are the center of activity, connection, and heartfelt service in the community, and every year we keep surprising our patrons with new and innovative offerings.
Over the course of a year, Brunswick Library hosts nearly 800 events, welcoming nearly 25,000 attendees through our doors. From engaging storytimes to educational workshops and creative programs for all ages, our team works tirelessly to create a space that is welcoming and meaningful for everyone. And it shows—whenever I’m out in the community, people regularly stop me just to say how much they love their library.
One of our most cherished offerings is our robust storytime schedule. We host six to seven storytimes each week, and during our January–February session alone, we held 46 sessions that drew more than 1,000 children and caregivers. That’s not even counting our regular outreach visits to local daycares and schools. These storytimes spark joy, support early literacy, and create meaningful routines for families in our community.
Our Teen Librarian continues to be a friendly face and listening ear for young people, often reconnecting with former teen patrons who share how much the library meant to them during challenging years. Creating a safe, welcoming environment for teens is just one of the many ways we show up for Brunswick. Of course, the library is more than books and storytimes. Just last year, we processed 1,670 passport applications—and yes, word is getting around! One visitor from Texas made a
special point to apply here because, as he put it, “you’re the best in town.” We’ll take that!
We’re also expanding our adult programming and are working on offering a wider variety of events and resources. We’d love to hear from you - what kinds of events would you attend? Whether it's hands-on workshops, arts and crafts, wellness talks, or book discussions, we want to provide the programs you want to attend.
Our commitment to supporting adults goes beyond programming. We help with job searches, navigating government websites, resolving tech issues, and offering free internet access—no library card required. By helping bridge the digital divide, we’re ensuring everyone in our community has access to the tools they need to succeed.
We also provide free access to thousands of digital books, audiobooks, movies, and music through our eMedia collection and online resources such as Gale Legal Forms, Chilton car repair manuals, Learning Express Library, and Consumer Reports—tools that support everything from legal paperwork to exam prep to DIY projects.
For those in our community for whom English is a second language, our World Languages Collection, Citizenship Corner, and ESOL Discussion Group offer vital support. We also provide memory care kits and proudly serve as a dementia-friendly space, supporting caregivers and individuals living with memory loss.
I’ve had the honor of working with Medina County District Library since 2009, starting part-time at Buckeye Library, growing into teen services, programming, and eventually joining the Brunswick Library as Manager in 2020, right in the heart of the pandemic. Every day, I’m grateful to work alongside such a passionate, dedicated team—people who truly care about our community and the individuals we serve.
From attending school literacy nights to assisting adults with printing or copying needs to simply helping someone find their next great read, our team is here for you. We love what we do—and we love the people we do it for.
Stop by. Say hello. Attend an event. Tell us what you’d like to see more of.
The Brunswick Library is your library, and we can’t wait to see you here.
— Connie Sureck
Brunswick Library Manager
Dynamic Growth
Northern Medina County communities are undergoing dynamic growth, marked by the addition of new restaurants, the development of Market 42, construction of the new Brunswick High School and fire station, and a steady increase in new home construction.
The local housing market remains strong, driven by consistent home sales and a persistent shortage of inventory, an ongoing trend for nearly a decade. Homeowners are drawn to the area for its welcoming neighborhoods, strong sense of community, and renewed appreciation for connection that has grown in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Property values continue to rise, with many homes
Brunswick Dog Park
is a .75-acre off-leash area that provides a spacious and secure environment for dogs to play and interact. Acquired in the late 1980s, the property was accepted from the Cross Creek developer, contributing to the community's recreational offerings. The park is part of a larger 17-acre area, with convenient public access via Cross Creek Drive. Surrounded by natural open space and a creek, the park offers a scenic and peaceful setting for both pets and owners. This area provides an ideal place for dogs to roam freely, socialize, and explore the natural beauty of their surroundings.
receiving multiple offers. The Brunswick Area, including neighboring Brunswick Hills, Valley City, and Hinckley, offers a variety of architectural styles and price points, appealing to a broad range of prospective homeowners. Buyers are particularly attracted to the area's reputable schools, proactive community leadership, and diverse housing options.
To meet the needs of those seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle—or who are unable to find a residential home in the competitive market—new apartment communities are also being developed. Many residents choose to stay within Northern Medina County, with numerous local high school graduates returning to raise their families in the same community where they grew up.
If you're thinking of making a move, the experienced team at RE/MAX Omega is here to help. Call us at 330-225-2880, or stop by our office at 1321 Industrial Parkway to learn more about opportunities in the Brunswick Area and beyond.
Sit! Stay! Brunswick residents love their fourfooted friends and here are just a few -– shared by their owners who work and live in our pet-friendly city!
Bun Bun, companion of Heidi DeBolt, Office Administrator, Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance
Caramels, companion of Dave Wiant, Wiant Jewelers
Diesel, companion of Heidi DeBolt, Office Administrator, Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance
Joey and Bella, companions of Amanda Rienerth, Donut Land
Rhea & Luna, companions to Cheryl Basilisco, Esbi Intl Salon
Lucky, companion to Molly Mallory, Outreach Manager, I am Boundless
Oscar, companion of Debbie Boehmke, Executive Director, Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance
Nadia, companion of Debbie Boehmke, Executive Director, Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance
Molly & Sasha, companions of Julianne Bedel, Executive Director, MCDL
Sasha, companion of Debbie Boehmke, Executive Director, Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance
Jack & Mia, companions of Lynn Zarcone, Timber Lodge
Romeo & SeaZar, companions to Lynn Zarcone
Pumpkin, companion of Pastor Girard, St. Mark Lutheran Church
Coco, companion of Dr. Lisa Elias, DMD
Liam, a Gypsy Vanner, companion to Julianne Bedel, Executive Director, MCDL
Chico, companion of Diana Rezabeck, Royal Tan
Personalized Care at Medina Family Pharmacy
& Compounding Lab
At Medina Family Pharmacy, personalized care is at the heart of everything pharmacist John Komara does. As an independent pharmacy owner, Komara is committed to providing services that larger, corporate pharmacies often overlook — especially compounding, the art and science of creating customized medications.
Compounding allows medications to be tailored to meet each patient’s unique needs, whether that means adjusting dosages for children, removing allergens, or creating specialized formulations not available through standard prescriptions. Using state-of-the-art equipment and following strict quality and safety standards, Komara ensures that each compounded medication enhances treatment effectiveness and patient care. With years of experience working closely with patients, Komara believes in taking the time to listen and develop solutions that truly fit each individual. His approach stands in contrast to a healthcare system that often prioritizes profits over people. At Medina Family Pharmacy, the focus remains on delivering personal attention, quality service, and customized treatments that help patients feel better and more cared for. Find more information on compounding and other services at medinafamilypharmacy.com
Navigating Life’s Challenges
If you’ve driven down Center Road in Brunswick, chances are you’ve seen the electronic sign for Oaks Family Care Center. But what exactly is Oaks?
Since 1998, Oaks has been a trusted resource for individuals and families navigating life’s challenges. Located right here in Brunswick, we primarily serve residents of Brunswick and Brunswick Hills. As we’ve continued to grow, we have been able to serve individuals and families throughout Medina County and the surrounding communities.
Services
To Our Veterans & Military Families
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We provide support through four main areas of service: professional counseling, supervised visitation for families, material goods assistance, and community education. We are able to keep most of our programs free – no strings attached –through the generous financial gifts of individuals, businesses, and churches in our community. This same generosity allows us to provide baby care essentials like diapers, wipes, and formula to anyone in need – no appointment, no proof of income, and no proof of residency required.
Want to learn more or get involved? Visit oaks-family-care.org We're your neighbors, and we’re here for you.
EWhere Dreams and Family are Built
lite Dance Academy is proud to celebrate 30 years of inspiring dancers, building dreams, and shaping a community where passion and artistry thrive. Since opening its doors in 1996, Elite has been more than a dance studio — it has been a home where dancers of every
age, skill level, and aspiration are welcomed, challenged, and celebrated.
Elite welcomes dancers starting as young as 1–2 years old in their Baby Ballet program, and they proudly offer classes through adulthood, including special adult classes for returning alumni who continue to call Elite their home. From a dancer’s first class to their professional career or lifelong love of movement, Elite is honored to be part of every step of the journey.
Students don’t just perform— they shine! Over the years, Elite dancers have earned coveted roles with college teams at universities across the country, danced with prestigious ballet companies, joined professional sports teams beyond Cleveland, toured with renowned artists, starred in music videos, dazzled audiences on cruise ships, and appeared in major productions nationwide.
Elite’s tradition of excellence is evident not only in the achievements of their dancers but in the community they have built. Generations of families have passed through the doors, creating a sense of connection, support, and pride. Their dancers are consistently accepted into premier programs, proving that the dreams sparked at Elite can truly take you anywhere, but you’ll always have a home to come back to. Join the family and find your dance inspiration at elitedanceofbrunswick.com.
Five-Star Fitness RX Facility is ready for you to get in shape!
Providing Gymnastics & Fitness training and coaching in a safe and positive environment for all ages and abilities.
• Preschool Classes • Adult & Kids Fitness Classes
• Grade School Classes • Birthday/Private Parties
• Competitive Team • Boys Ninja Classes
Workout while your gymnast is in class!
The city of Brunswick has contracted with the Medina County Senior & Adult Services to provide Senior Service Coordination at the Brunswick Recreation Center. There is staff available Monday through Friday from 9 am to 1 pm to take care of any needs or concerns you may have. Activity newsletters are available at the rec and also online at mcsas.org. Stop in or call 330-273-8000 to hear about ongoing programs or upcoming events.
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County Park District Celebrates 60 Years!
Established in 1965, the park district has become a beloved community resource, offering residents and visitors access to more than 22 park sites, over 50 miles of trails, and a variety of educational programs that inspire people of all ages to connect with nature. Over the decades, the park district has emerged as a leader in conservation, successfully acquiring and managing nearly 9,000 acres of protected land. Find a park near you or information on special anniversary events at medinacountyparks.com.
Safety IN AN EMERGENCY, DIAL 9-1-1 CITY OF BRUNSWICK
Municipal Center 4095 Center Rd.
330-225-9144 www.brunswick.oh.us
Mayor/Clerk of Council 330-558-6845
Brunswick Police 4095 Center Rd.
Administrative 330-558-6893
Non-emergency dispatch 330-225-9111
Brunswick Fire & Rescue 4383 Center Rd.
BRUNSWICK
HILLS TOWNSHIP
Administrative Office 1918 Pearl Rd. 330-220-8182 / 330-225-8300 www.brunswickhillstwp.org
Brunswick Hills Police 505 Substation Rd.
Administrative 330-373-3277
Non-emergency dispatch 330-225-2081
Brunswick Hills Fire and Rescue 1918 Pearl Rd.
Administrative 330-273-9131
Non-emergency dispatch 330-225-2081
Administrative 330-273-8046
Non-emergency dispatch 330-225-9111
Brunswick Community Recreation & Fitness Center 330-273-8000 www.brunswick.oh.us/recreation
Brunswick Historical Society 330-441-0292 www.brunswickhistory.com
Brunswick Food Pantry 330-220-8299 www.brunswickfoodpantry.org
HINCKLEY TOWNSHIP
Administrative Office 1410 Ridge Rd. 330-278-4181
www.hinckleytwp.org
Hinckley Police Department 1410 Ridge Rd. 330-278-7161
Hinckley Fire & Rescue 1616 Ridge Rd. 330-278-2591
Hinckley Historical Society 1634 Center Rd. 216-287-4754 hinckleyohiohistoricalsociety.com
LIVERPOOL TOWNSHIP
Administrative Office 6801 School St. 330-483-3102
www.liverpooltwp.org
Valley City Fire & EMS 6700 Center Rd. 330-483-3811
Valley City Community Group www.valleycity.org
SCHOOLS, CAREER CENTERS, AND COLLEGES
Brunswick City School District 3643 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-7731 www.bcsoh.org
Buckeye Local School District 3044 Columbia Rd., Medina 330-722-8257
www.buckeyeschools.org
Highland Local School District 3880 Ridge Rd., Medina 330-239-1901 www.higlandschools.org
Hinckley Preparatory Academy 1586 Center Rd., Hinckley 330-505-1558 www.hinckleyprep.org
St. Ambrose Catholic School 923 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-460-7301 www.saintambroseschool.us
Cuyahoga Community CollegeBrunswick University Center 3605 Center Rd., Brunswick 216-987-3997 www.tri-c.edu
Medina County Career Center 1101 W. Liberty St., Medina 330-725-8461 www.mcjvs.edu
Medina County Career Center South Campus | Adult Education 6300 Technology Ln., Medina 330-725-8461 www.mcjvs.edu
Medina County District Library
Northern Medina County Branches www.mcdl.org
Brunswick Branch 3649 Center Rd. 330-273-4150
Buckeye Branch 6625 Wolf Rd., Medina 330-725-4415
Highland Branch 4160 Ridge Rd., Medina 330-278-4271
United States Post Office Northern Medina County www.usps.com
Brunswick Location 3955 Center Rd. 330-225-3115
Hinckley Location 1294 Ridge Rd. 330-278-3201
Valley City Location 1409 Barn Run Dr. 330-483-3434
MEDINA COUNTY RESOURCES
Animal Shelter 6334 Deerview Ln, Medina 330-725-9121 www.medinaco.org/dog-shelter Auditor
144 N. Broadway St., #301, Medina 330-725-9754 www.medinacountyauditor.org
Board of Elections
3800 Stonegate Dr., Ste. C, Medina 330-722-9278
www.boe.ohio.gov/medina
Commissioners
144 North Broadway St., Room 201, Medina 330-722-9208 medinaco.org/county-commissioners
Convention & Visitors Bureau 32 Public Square, Medina 330-722-5502 www.visitmedinacounty.com
Economic Development Corp. 144 N. Broadway St., Medina 330-722-9215 www.medinacounty.org
Health Department 4800 Ledgewood Dr., Medina 1-330-723-9688 www.medinahealth.org
Job & Family Services 232 Northland Dr., Medina 330-722-9300 www.mcjfs.us
Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance 2947 Interstate Pkwy., Brunswick 330-225-8411 www.nmccalliance.com
Park District
6364 Deerview Lane, Medina
330-722-9364
www.medinacountyparks.com
Public Transit 6094 Wedgewood Rd., Medina 330-723-9670
www.medinacountytransit.org
Sheriff’s Office 555 Independence Dr., Medina 330-725-0028
Emergency 9-1-1 www.medinasheriff.com
Senior & Adult Services
246 Northland Dr., Medina 330-723-9514
www.mcsas.org
Solid Waste District
8700 Lake Rd., Seville 330-769-0289
www.recyclemedinacounty.com
Treasurer
144 N. Broadway St., # 107, Medina 330-725-9748
www.medinacountytax.com
Veteran’s Service Commission
210 Northland Dr., Medina 330-722-9368
www.medinacountyveterans.org
Dining Guide
42Eighty Food and Drink
4280 Shenandoah Pkwy. 330-220-0239
9ER’s Diner & Pub* 63 Pearl Rd. 330-460-6357
Amy’s Arbors* 6780 Center Rd., Valley City 330-483-9463
Applebee's 1421 Town Center Blvd.
330-220-6189
The Backyard 1813 Pearl Rd.
330-741-3539
Barley Jack’s Pub & Eatery 5333 Center Rd.
330-460-6710
Beyond Juicery & Eatery* 3849 Center Rd. 330- 741-3006
Bianca's Ristorante Italiano 4284 Beverly Hills Dr. 330-225-0927
Bob Evans 3198 Center Rd. 330-225-6166
The Brew Kettle Brunswick 5288 Center Rd. 234-803-9990
Brunswick Family Restaurant 1733 Pearl Rd. 330-273-2889
Buzzard Cove Pizzeria 1053 Bellus Rd., Hinckley 330-278-2384
C & J’s Diner 2341 Pearl Rd. 330-273-0055
Caddyshak Inn 1429 W. 130th St., Hinckley 330-220-0139
Chick-Fil-A* 3470 Center Rd. 330-225-7670
China King Chinese Restaurant 1120 Pearl Rd. 330-225-7911
Chipotle Mexican Grill 3362 Center Rd., E-03 330-220-7278
The Cleveland Dog House 170 Pearl Rd. 330-741-3471
Coco Cafe 1296 Ridge Rd., Hinckley
Coffee in the Valley* 6663 Center Rd., Valley City 330-483-1287
Cool Beans Drive Thru* 1591 Pearl Rd. 330-461-8001
Cozumel Mexican Restaurant & Cantina 625 Pearl Rd. 330-220-3335
The Cracked Egg* 1480 Pearl Rd. 330-460-6505
Culver’s* 3725 Center Rd. 608-644-2604
Donut Land* 1321 Pearl Rd. 330-225-7912
Draft House Saloon 1149 Pearl Rd. 330-741-3685
Dragon Chinese Restaurant 3851 Center Rd. 330-220-8038
Empanadas Latin Street Food 1663 Pearl Rd. 330-558-9070
The Family Tavern 1868 Pearl Rd. 330-220-2682
First Watch 3404 Center Rd. 234-285-5288
Food King Chinese 1733 Pearl Rd. 330-558-0688
Food Truck Alley 3674 Center Rd. 234-803-1100
Fosters Tavern of Hinckley 1382 Ridge Rd., Hinckley 330-278-2106
Foundry Social 333 Foundry St., Medina 330-333-9000
Gandalfs Pub & Restaurant* 6757 Center Rd., Valley City 330-483-1190
Great Scott’s Bakery & Coffee 5286 Center Rd. 330-225-3333
The Grounded Bean* 1050 Pearl Rd. 330-460-3233
Herman's Pub & Grub 2126 Pearl Rd. 330-220-0319
Hot Head Burritos 3465 Center Rd. 234-803-2255
HotShots Sports Bar & Grill* 1061 Pearl Rd. 234-677-0087
The Human Bean* 3479 Center Rd 234- 803-3201
Ignite Brewing Co.* 1255 N. Carpenter Rd., Suite 100 234-571-5289
Indian Spice 3317 Center Rd. 234-803-3193
Jersey Mike’s Subs 3362E Center Rd. 330-460-3934
Jimmy John’s 3668 Center Rd. 330-460-3799
Joy’s Bar & Grille 1480 Pearl Rd. 440-236-4333
Kelly’s Café 1661 Pearl Rd. 330-225-9999
Knott’s Family Diner & Ice Cream 6699 Center Rd., Valley City 330-483-2008
Larb Thai 452 Pearl Rd. 330-460-6213
Lizardville Beer and Whiskey Bar* 3634 Center Rd. 330-220-9944
Luna’s Family Restaurant 738 Pearl Rd. 330-460-6554
Donut Land
Manzo’s Sports and Spirits
65 Pearl Rd.
330-273-2851
Market 42* 2099 Pearl Rd.
702-278-9281
Mission BBQ 3412 Center Rd. 330-237-7302
Moxies Grille 1329 N. Carpenter Rd.
330-295-3855
Mucho Bueno’s Mexican Grill 1420 Town Center
330-273-6294
Old World Deli* 1667 Pearl Rd. 330-273-3245
Original Steaks & Hoagies* 3840 Center Rd., Unit A 330-410-7170
Panera Bread 1405 Parschen Blvd. 330-220-4408
Panini’s Bar & Grill* 3520 Center Rd.
330-460-6120
Penn Station East Coast Subs 3817 Center Rd.
330-460-3384
Pulp Juice & Smoothie Bar 1418 Town Center Blvd.
330-741-3581
Red Onion
522 Pearl Rd.
330-225-8482
Rico's Bar & Grill 2175 Pearl Rd. 330-225-1500
Rosati’s Frozen Custard 922 Pearl Rd. 330-220-5050
Samosky’s Homestyle Pizzeria* 6738 Center Rd., Valley City 330-483-2000
Samurai Revolving Sushi 1439 Town Center Blvd.
330-662-9255
Schnitz Ale Bakery and Market 1930 Pearl Rd. Coming Soon
Sidelines Sports Bar & Grille 1165 Pearl Rd. 330-220-0888
Starbucks 3471 Center Rd. 330-220-4460
Steak ’n Shake 3316 Center Rd. 330-558-0308
Subway 55 Pearl Rd. 330-460-3929
1319 N. Carpenter 330-273-4000
1799 Pearl Rd. 330-225-7980
5321 Center Rd. 330-225-1675
Timber Lodge 2809 Pearl Rd., Medina 330-725-6288
Tlaquepaque Restaurant* 3329 Center Rd. 330-460-3430
Valley City Chill and Grille* 6677 Center Rd., Unit F, Valley City 330-483-2020
Wild Fusion 3815 Center Rd. 330-220-1388
Wing Stop 3632 Center Rd. 216-759-1511
The Wooden Nickel 965 Marks Rd. 330-460-6894
PIZZA
Antonio's Pizzeria LoSchiavo 2906 Center Rd. 330-741-3730
Attilio’s Pizzeria 1733 Pearl Rd. 330-225-2828
East of Chicago Pizza Co. 5282 Center Rd. 330-220-7979
Fat Bob Pizza 1739 Pearl Rd. 330-273-5455
Gionino’s Pizzeria 805 Pearl Rd. 330-220-6166
Great American Pizza Co. 1035 Pearl Rd. 330-225-9333
Little Caesar’s Pizza 3841 Center Rd. 330-225-5005
Marco’s Pizza 1142 Pearl Rd. 330-220-7550
Ohio Pie Co. 1315 Pearl Rd. 330-741-4117
Papa John’s Pizza 4260 Center Rd. 330-220-7575
Pizza Hut 3706 Center Rd. 330-225-4800
Romeo’s Pizza* 3816 Center Rd. 330-558-0058
*Indicates NMCCA member
Foundry Social
Timber Lodge
Places of Worship
Amazing Grace Baptist Church
29 W. 130th St., Hinckley 440-591-0871
Apostolic Christian Church of Brunswick Hills 5241 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-6831
Bennett’s Corners Community United Methodist Church 47 W. 130th St., Hinckley 330-225-5623
Bethel Cleveland
197 N. Carpenter Rd., Brunswick 440-243-9001
Brunswick Community Church 1930 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 440-915-5594
Brunswick Nazarene Church 3965 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-225-6957
Brunswick Reformed Church 3535 Grafton Rd., Brunswick 330-225-5475
Brunswick United Methodist Church 1395 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-3179
Common Ground Church 4356 Center Rd., Brunswick 330-460-3095
Hinckley Ridge Baptist Church 1270 State Rd., Hinckley 330-278-3311
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 1600 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-225-4148
Hope Church 1905 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-273-5651
LifeSpring Community Church 1638 Lester Rd., Valley City 330-483-4774
Our Lady of Grace 1088 Ridge Rd., Hinckley 330-278-4121
Our Savior Lutheran Church 1605 Center Rd., Hinckley 330-278-4114
Polaris Christian Church 3289 Laurel Rd., Brunswick 330-220-2272
River Church 5404 Center Rd., Valley City 330-460-6652
St. Ambrose Catholic Church* 929 Pearl Rd., Brunswick 330-460-7300 www.stambrose.us
St. Colette Catholic Church 330 W. 130th St., Brunswick 330-273-5500
Sunday Service Times
8:15 am Traditional 10:30 am Blended
Cuyahoga Valley ChurchBrunswick Campus 1226 Substation Rd., Brunswick 330-225-4600 www.cvconline.org
Emmanuel United Church of Christ 6656 Center Rd., Valley City 330-483-3655
First Baptist Church 6936 Center Rd., Valley City 330-483-3274
Grace Baptist Church 3480 Laurel Rd., Brunswick 330-225-4366
Harvest Time Assembly of God 1790 W. 130th St., Brunswick 330-273-1815
St. Emilian Byzantine Catholic Church 1231 Substation Rd., Brunswick 330-225-9857 www.stemilian.com
St. Mark Lutheran Church 1330 N. Carpenter Rd., Brunswick 330-225-3110 www.stmarkbrunswick.org
St. Martin of Tours 1800 Station Rd., Valley City 330-483-3808
St. Paul Lutheran Church 1377 Lester Rd., Valley City 330-483-3883
Southwest Baptist Church
329 N. Carpenter Rd., Brunswick 330-225-6970
Truth In Love Church 5404 Center Rd., Brunswick 216-387-2153
Valley City Emmanuel UCC 6656 Center Rd., Valley City 330-483-3655
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church 2233 Abbeyville Rd., Valley City 330-483-3873
Woven with Promise is a faithbased nonprofit clothing ministry dedicated to serving individuals and families in need with dignity, compassion, and love. At the heart of our mission is our boutique—a welcoming, store-like environment where guests can "shop" for gently used and new clothing, shoes, and accessories for every member of the family, all at no cost. Every detail of the boutique is intentionally curated to offer a dignified shopping experience that honors each person who walks through our doors. Our goal is not only to meet physical needs but also to weave hope into the lives of those we serve. Beyond the boutique, we host seasonal outreach events to meet specific community needs. These include our prom and homecoming dress giveaways, backto-school new shoe giveaway, Halloween costume giveaway, and winter coat distribution. Each event is designed to bring hope, confidence, and care to those we serve, reflecting our mission to weave love and dignity into every interaction. Visit us online at wovenwithpromise.com to learn more.
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