Welcome Letter from Debbie Boehmke, Executive Director, Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance
Local Community Overviews, Including Brunswick, Brunswick Hills, Hinckley, and Valley City
7 Parks
Northern Medina County Parks Listing
8 Community Partners Spotlight on Our Local Partners
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Business Spotlights
Donut Land: A Brunswick Classic Expands
The Back Nine Golf: Tee Time Anytime
The Wandering Goose: The Little Shop With a Big Heart
14 Education
Medina County Career Center Continues to Build Momentum
Updates from Brunswick, Buckeye, and Highland School Districts
Cuyahoga Community College: Where Futures Begin
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Homes & Real Estate
Rapid Growth and Strong Demand Define Housing Market
Upgrading Your Bathroom with Glass Shower Enclosures
Smart Storage Tips
Wiant Jewelers Celebrates 40 Years
20 Health & Wellness
Finding a Path Forward with My Integrity Counseling
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Chamber of Commerce
Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance: Connecting, Supporting, Thriving
Chamber Member Directory
28 Community Information
Important Phone Numbers for Northern Medina Communities, Plus Other Local Resources
Brunswick Library: The Heart of the Community
Your Source For Local Dining Local Places of Worship
33 Advertiser Index
ON THE COVER: Local Movers and Shakers came together for the cover photo at All Construction Services’ showroom at 945 Industrial Parkway North in Brunswick. The extensive showroom features several displays, including over a dozen working fireplaces, a shower door area, walk-in closets featuring Rubbermaid wood and wire shelving and garage shelving systems, mirrors, a kitchen/mudroom area, and complete bathroom hardware. FIRST ROW (left to right): Julianne Bedel, Executive Director, Medina County District Library; Ann Marie Fisher, Owner, The Back Nine Golf Brunswick; Debbie Boehmke, Executive Director, Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance; Sheila Watson, Broker & Owner, RE/MAX Omega. SECOND ROW: Abriana Kurilec, Assistant Manager, Donut Land; Amanda Rienerth, Owner, Donut Land; Malorie Kurilec, Assistant to the Regional Manager, Donut Land; Heidi DeBolt, Executive Assistant, Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance; Julie Grabowski, Owner & Founder, Elite Dance Academy; Jake Berger, Branch Manager, All Construction Services. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Basilisco, Owner, Esbi International Salon; Brandon Rapp, Owner & CEO, Homestead Insurance; Mark Herwick, President, Homestead Insurance; Cameron Redden, Chief Administrative Officer, Cuyahoga Community College, Brunswick University Center; Kent Iler, President & CEO, Iler Networking & Computing; Nick Hughes, Assistant Manager, All Construction Services. Photo: Beverly David Photography
MAGAZINE & CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DIRECTORY
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Fostering the Spirit of Collaboration
On behalf of the Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance, welcome to our Community Magazine and Directory. Whether you are new to the area, a longtime resident, a visitor, or a business owner, we’re glad you’re here and excited to share what makes Northern Medina County such a vibrant, connected, and welcoming place to live, work, and explore.
Our communities offer a wonderful mix of small-town charm and modern amenities. You can spend a day enjoying high-energy fun at Scene 75 Entertainment, then wind down with live music and sweeping views at Mapleside Farms. For a relaxed evening out, The Secret at Center offers a quaint setting for cocktails and conversation, while Ignite Brewery remains a favorite gathering spot for locally crafted beer and good company.
Food lovers will find plenty to enjoy throughout the region. Start your morning with breakfast at The Cracked Egg in Brunswick, a local favorite that brings people together around the table. Later in the day, stop by Samosky’s Homestyle Pizzeria in Valley City for their award-winning pizza, or head to Amy’s Arbors to enjoy a glass of wine or smooth bourbon in a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere. Market 42 has quickly become a go-to destination featuring more than two dozen food vendors, community events, and
live entertainment — all in one place.
If the outdoors is calling, there are miles of beauty to explore. Take a peaceful stroll through Liverpool Meadows Nature Preserve, walk the trails at the Susan Hambley Nature Center, or enjoy the connected paths along the Plum Creek Parkway and Greenway. Grab a cup from Coffee in the Valley and make it part of your morning walk. Brunswick Lake Park continues to be a hub for recreation and relaxation for families and visitors alike. Golfers can enjoy a round at Coppertop Golf Club in Valley City or keep their skills sharp year-round using the state-of-the-art simulators at Back Nine Golf.
The Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance proudly serves Brunswick, Brunswick Hills, Valley City, and Hinckley, representing nearly 400 active business members. Our work centers on networking, promoting, developing, and advocating for our business community, and we are committed to bringing those priorities to life every day through our programs, events, and partnerships.
Our membership is diverse and dynamic — from small family-owned businesses to major manufacturers, nonprofits, schools, and government partners. We believe that when organizations work together, the entire community benefits, and we are proud to help foster that spirit of collaboration.
Northern Medina County is a place where opportunity, quality of life, and community connection come together. We invite you to explore, engage, and support the many businesses and organizations that make this region thrive — and we look forward to all that we will continue to build together.
Debbie Boehmke Executive Director, Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance
Pictured above: Guided nature walk on the Plum Creek Greenway; Below: Coppertop Golf Club in Valley City. Photo: Iler Aerial Imaging
Brunswick
A onCitythe Move
Brunswick, Ohio, is experiencing one of the most dynamic periods of growth in its history — one defined by sweeping investments in public safety, education, parks, and local business.
Brunswick Division of Fire opened the doors to its new station on December 1, 2025. The approximately 26,000-square-foot structure is centrally located within the city at 1094 Hadcock Road, putting nearly the entire city within a two-mile radius. Funded in part by a $12-million bond issue approved by Brunswick voters, the facility gives firefighters more room to work and train — and room to grow alongside the city.
Meanwhile, a transformational project is taking shape on Center Road. The new Brunswick High School is a $102 million complex planned at 302,000 square feet, complete with a 1,000-seat auditorium and a 2,000-seat competition gymnasium. The groundbreaking took place in May 2025, and identifiable spaces — including the Performing Arts Center, Competition Gymnasium, and Academic Wing — are already taking shape. The building is on schedule to
Emergency Notification
Brunswick residents can now receive emergency notifications through a telephone and digital mass alert system. Hyper-Reach allows safety
welcome students at the start of the 2027–28 school year. Brunswick's green spaces are getting equal attention. The city adopted a Brunswick Parks Master Plan in early 2025 and allocated an additional $1.2 million in its 2025 budget for future park improvements. A crown jewel of that system, the Plum Creek Greenway, reached full completion last year. The paved multi-use trail — a collaboration with the Medina County Park District — now links Plum Creek Park to Brunswick Lake across three phases, featuring pedestrian bridges over Plum Creek and crosswalks with flashing signals. The Medina County Park District will maintain the trail under a 25-year management agreement.
The commercial scene continues to grow as well. The Back Nine Golf opened at Brunswick Town Center, offering a 24/7 indoor golf simulator experience using Full Swing technology — the same used by pros like Tiger Woods. Open to both members and the public, it's become a yearround destination for golfers of all skill levels. PlayVille also opened its doors at the Hickory Ridge Shopping Center on Pearl Road, offering an indoor jungle-themed play area geared toward children seven and under. And in news that has Brunswick residents buzzing, Donut Land — a beloved mom-and-pop institution open since 1972 — has announced plans to relocate to a larger space later this year, after 54 years at its current location. The shop, which was named the best donuts in Northeast Ohio by Cleveland.com in 2023, plans to preserve its homespun character in its new home. On the industrial side, recently approved road improvements in Brunswick's industrial park will support expanding companies in the area.
officials to send community-wide messages with situation updates and action instructions.
Alerts are delivered via phone calls, text, email, and TTY/TDD services for the hearing-impaired. The system can contact thousands of targeted households within seconds and also sends alerts through social media, Alexa-enabled devices, browser notifications, and FEMA’s Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) system for most mobile phones made since 2011.
Tim Smith, Council-at-Large City of Brunswick brunswick.oh.us
Residents and those working in Brunswick are encouraged to enroll by calling or texting “Alert” to 330460-0430 or visiting: hyper-reach.com/ ohcityofbrunswicksignup.html
You can also enable alerts on Alexa devices by saying, “Alexa, enable Hyper-Reach,” and following the prompts.
Additionally, the free Hyper-Reach Anywhere smartphone app lets you manage alerts for multiple locations, including your home, workplace, or addresses of family and friends.
Strengthening Our Community
Over the past few years, life in Brunswick Hills Township has been quietly evolving—and that evolution becomes even more meaningful when you look at both the homes and the people who make up the community. Growth here isn't just about new roads or roundabouts; it's reflected in the character of the township itself — steady, supportive, and deeply connected.
The housing market offers a clear window into that story. Today, the township's median home value sits comfortably in the low-to-mid $300,000 range, marking a gradual increase from just a few years ago. Rather than a sharp spike, this rise reflects consistent demand from buyers drawn to the area's balance of space and accessibility. With a resident base whose average age falls in the early 40s, Brunswick Hills maintains a stable, family-oriented feel where people tend to stay and invest in their surroundings.
That sense of investment extends well beyond residential real estate. One of the defining qualities of Brunswick Hills Township is its strong, visible support for local safety services. The community consistently rallies behind its police, fire department, and road crews—whether through local initiatives, funding support, or simple day-to-day appreciation.
Residents regularly advocate for the resources these departments need, reinforcing a shared understanding that public safety and infrastructure are essential to the township's quality of life.
This community-minded focus pairs naturally with the township's recent and upcoming capital improvements. Investments like modern roundabouts will improve traffic flow and safety, while ongoing roadway maintenance reflects the dedication of local crews who keep things running smoothly in every season. At the same time, commercial development has been carefully managed, guided in part by a comprehensive land use plan completed this year, which lays out a clear vision for where and how future business growth should occur. Rather than opening the door to unchecked expansion, the township is using this plan to encourage thoughtful, well-placed development that complements existing neighborhoods and preserves the area's open character. Credit goes to the new members of the zoning department, zoning commission, and board of zoning appeals for their work in shaping this vision.
All together, the past few years in Brunswick Hills Township paint a picture of thoughtful, people-centered growth. Rising home values, a stable and engaged population, strategic infrastructure upgrades, and unwavering support for safety services all point in the same direction. This is a community that isn't just growing—it's strengthening, with residents who take pride in looking out for one another and the services that keep their township running every day.
Ryan Nixon, Township Trustee
Brunswick Hills Township brunswickhillstwp.org
Brunswick Hills Township
Small Town, Big Hearts
Tucked away in the northeastern corner of Medina County is a residential oasis known as Hinckley— Hinckley Township, that is. Nestled approximately midway between Cleveland and Akron, the township spans 25 square miles and offers an ideal setting for those who appreciate serenity, open spaces, a mix of historic and newer homes, and a close-knit community atmosphere. In 2025, Hinckley proudly celebrated its bicentennial, marking 200 years of community and tradition.
Hinckley Township is governed by three elected trustees who are committed to fiscally responsible decision-making while ensuring the delivery of high-quality services. An elected Fiscal Officer oversees all departmental budgets and financial matters. Trustees Engleman, Schrader, and Paintiff take great pride in the Township’s Police, Fire, and Road Departments, recognizing their dedication to providing exceptional service to residents and visitors alike, as well as their ongoing efforts to implement meaningful improvements that enhance daily life.
Students residing in Hinckley Township are served by the Highland Local and Brunswick City School districts, in addition to several local private schools, offering families a range of educational options.
One of Hinckley’s most treasured assets is the Hinckley Reservation, owned and operated by the Cleveland Metroparks System. Encompassing more than 3,200 acres, it is the only Cleveland Metroparks property located outside of Cuyahoga County. Hinckley Lake has recently reopened following a major spillway dam rehabilitation project. The Reservation features extensive walking, hiking, and
horseback riding trails, while the lake offers opportunities for fishing and swimming.
Hinckley Township also owns and maintains five parks: Veterans Memorial Park, honoring those who gave their lives in service to our country; Bronger’s Park, located behind Town Hall; the 30-acre River Woods Nature Preserve at the intersection of Routes 303 and River Road; and the Youth Fields and Kobak Fields, home to baseball and softball activities.
The township proudly preserves its small-town character through a rich lineup of community events held throughout the year. These include Memorial Day and Fourth of July parades, community trick-or-treating, movie nights, craft fairs, Easter egg hunts, and the township’s most well-known celebration—Buzzard Day. This beloved event commemorates the annual return of the turkey vultures, affectionately known as “buzzards” in Hinckley, with sausage and pancakes, craft vendors, children’s activities, educational programs, and guided nature hikes.
With its rolling hills, abundant parkland, rural homesteads, and strong sense of community, Hinckley Township truly lives up to its motto: Small Town, Big Hearts. Learn more at hinckleytwp.org or facebook.com/ HinckleyTownshipOhio.
Cindy Engleman, Trustee Hinckley
Township hinckleytwp.org
Hinckley Township
Valley City
Small Town, Strong Spirit
The first permanent settlement in Medina County, Liverpool Township (Valley City), is located approximately 20 miles south of Cleveland in Northern Medina County. It is governed by a Board of three Trustees and a Fiscal Officer. The Trustees establish policy, oversee expenditures, and appoint zoning officials and township employees. Essential services are provided by the Valley City Fire Department, the Medina County Sheriff’s Office, and the Buckeye Local School District.
The Township is also home to Medina County’s largest industrial park, spanning more than 900 acres. Its proximity to major interstates makes it an ideal location for manufacturing and distribution, supporting efficient, just-in-time delivery operations. The privately owned park offers fully serviced sites—including gas, electric, water, sewer, and rail access— ranging from 2 to 50 acres and ready for development.
Valley City is a vibrant community with strong roots that hosts a variety of annual events, including the Independence Day Parade and fireworks, the Street Fair, Christmas in the Valley, and the well-known Frog Jump Festival. In 1964, Governor Jim Rhodes officially designated Valley City as the “Frog Jump Capital of Ohio.” Many of these events are organized by the Valley City Community Group, a volunteer organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in the community.
Outdoor recreation is one of the township’s greatest assets. Preserving access to outdoor recreation in Liverpool Township assures that future generations can enjoy the same
natural beauty and open landscapes that are valued today. Mill Stream Park, a 27-acre park established in 2001 along the Rocky River, offers a paved accessible walking trail, reservable pavilions, a playground, concession stand, and pickleball and basketball courts. It’s also the primary venue for the annual Frog Jump and other community events. The Medina County Park District maintains two additional parks in the township. The Zachary A. Weber Riverside Park, opened July 2025, includes an open-air picnic shelter, seating, and great views of the Rocky River as it flows north through Liverpool Township. The Liverpool Meadows Nature Preserve, opened in November 2025, offers visitors a peaceful retreat surrounded by restored prairie, wetlands, and mature forests. This 104-acre preserve features a 0.9-mile gravel loop trail, access to the Rocky River on the north end of the property, and an observation area.
For those interested in local history, the Liverpool Historical Society’s Depot Museum offers seasonal tours. Housed in a restored 1895 train depot, the museum features artifacts, maps, and historical records from early Liverpool Township. The grounds also include a 1941 Porter Dinky steam locomotive and a 1926 caboose. Nearby, the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic (LGAR) Museum and National Headquarters preserves and shares the legacy of the nation’s veterans.
And when it’s time to eat, Valley City delivers. From cozy coffee shops to full-service restaurants, the Township offers a variety of local dining options—plenty of opportunities to enjoy a great meal and discover new favorites.
Visit Valley City—where strong roots, a strong community, and a strong future come together.
Mary Lou Czajka
Valley City Community Group
Valleycity.org
BRUNSWICK PARKS
Boston Knoll
107 Weathervane Ln.
Trail Connector to North Park, Picnic Tables, Playset, Softball/ Baseball Fields
Pavilion, Picnic Tables, Grills, Playset, Paved and Nature Trails, Fishing
Pepperwood Park
625 Pepperwood Dr. Fishing, Tennis and Basketball Courts, Playset
Pumpkin Ridge Park
3062 Grafton Rd.
Green Space, Ball Field
Rolling Hills
787 Westminster Dr. Fishing, Tennis Court, Playset, Trail
Shenandoah Park
4036 Roanoke Dr. Trail, Basketball Court, Pavilion
Venus Park 3901 Venus Dr.
Green Space, Paved Trail, Playset, Basketball Court
Brunswick Community Recreation & Fitness Center offers members affordable fitness with a wide range of amenities, including a pool, courts, track, and full gym equipment. Members can also enjoy optional classes, personal training, and relaxation features like saunas and a hot tub. Discounts on programs and rentals are included, and tours are available. Visit 3637 Center Road or call 330-273-8000.
BRUNSWICK HILLS PARKS
Princess Ledges Nature Preserve (MCPD)
4361 Spruce Ave.
Nature Trail, Ledges,
Plum Creek Park (MCPD)
North - 2390 Plum Creek Pkwy.
South - 2500 Plum Creek Pkwy. Nature and Paved Trails, Fishing, Picnic Tables, Playground, Open-Air Shelter, Reserveable Shelters
Plum Creek Greenway
Multipurpose trail connecting Plum Creek Park to Brunswick Lake
HINCKLEY PARKS
Hinckley Reservation (CMP)
Paved and Nature Trails, Ledges, Lake, Spillway, Swimming, Boating, Boat House, Ball Fields, Grills, Playgrounds
Veterans Memorial Park 1385 Ridge Rd. Memorial to Civil War and World War I Soldiers.
Brongers Park 1410 Ridge Rd.
Historic Cabin, Walking Trail, Pond, Pavilion, Playground, Fire Pit
Debbie Boehmke, Executive Director, Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance
Abriana Kurilec, Assistant Manager, Amanda Rienerth, Owner, Malorie Kurilec, Assistant to the Regional Manager, Donut Land
Kent Iler, President & CEO, Iler Networking & Computing
Cheryl Basilisco, Owner, Esbi International Salon
Cameron Redden, Chief Administrative O cer, Cuyahoga Community College, Brunswick University Center
Julie Grabowski, Owner & Founder, Elite Dance Academy
Brandon Rapp, Owner & CEO, Homestead Insurance
Mark Herwick, President, Homestead Insurance
Ann Marie Fisher, Owner, The Back Nine Golf Brunswick
Julianne Bedel, Executive Director, Medina County District Library
Steven Chrisman, Superintendent, Medina County Career Center
37 Years of Excellence, Heart & Beauty
A Legacy Built on Heart
Thirty-seven years in, Esbi International Salon is still setting the standard for what a truly exceptional salon experience looks like. Under owner Cheryl Basilisco’s visionary leadership, Esbi has grown into far more than a place to get your hair done — it’s a destination where clients feel genuinely seen, celebrated, and cared for from the moment they walk through the door.
That experience starts with the team. Esbi’s stylists bring warmth and technical mastery in equal measure, backed by a thriving apprentice program that carefully develops new talent from within. The result is a staff that not only excels at their craft but genuinely loves working together — and it shows.
Full-Service Beauty, Specialized Care
Esbi offers a comprehensive menu covering hair, nails, skincare, massage therapy, esthetician services, microblading, eyelash extensions, and more. Among its most meaningful offerings are Chemogirl Hair Extensions — designed for clients navigating cancer treatment — and the NSG Hair System, a non-surgical hair grafting solution for those experiencing alopecia or thinning. These aren’t simply beauty services; they’re confidence restored. Every Esbi stylist is fully certified in hair extension techniques and uses only the highest-quality products to guarantee superior results.
Always Growing, Always for You
At Esbi, the commitment to clients never stands still. The team is constantly pursuing advanced education, embracing new techniques, and introducing innovative products — all to deliver the very best results possible.
• Fresh looks tailored to your style
• Healthy hair solutions that go beyond the surface
• The same trusted experience you’ve always loved
Whether you’re after a bold transformation or simply need a revitalizing refresh, Esbi is here to help you look and feel your absolute best. With five pricing levels designed to accommodate every budget, and a team of professionally trained stylists you can count on, every visit leaves you with security, confidence, and results you’ll love.
Cheryl Basilisco and the entire Esbi team are deeply grateful to every loyal client —
many of whom have become cherished, lifelong friends. Their trust and continued support are the heartbeat of everything Esbi does. With a passionate team, a clear vision, and an unwavering commitment to excellence, Esbi International Salon looks forward to serving and inspiring its community for many years to come.
To schedule your appointment today, call Esbi at 330-220-3724 (ESBI). For more information about products, promotions, and services or to purchase gift cards, visit esbiintlsalon.com - and follow Esbi on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok for flash sales and product and hair tips.
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.
Sheila Watson, Broker RE/MAX Omega
SJulie Grabowski, Owner Elite Dance Academy
Julie Grabowski, founder and artistic director of Elite Dance Academy in Brunswick, has proudly owned and operated the studio for 30 years. Located on Industrial Parkway, it has grown into a family-run business alongside her three daughters—Alexandra, Erica, and Brianna—creating a welcoming, community-focused environment.
heila Watson is the Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Omega and has over 40 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.
Brandon Rapp and Mark Herwick Homestead Insurance Agency Inc.
Homestead Insurance Agency Inc. is a professional agency with a personal touch. With over 70 years of experience in Medina County and the insurance industry, Homestead can be trusted to complete an analysis of your insurance needs and design a responsible protection program for you.
Located at 1324 Pearl Road in Brunswick, we offer a variety of professional insurance services and policies as an independent agency. We represent various outstanding carriers in our industry. Brandon Rapp (CEO) and Mark Herwick (President) represent the following products that include, but are not limited to: auto, home, motorcycle, recreational vehicles, and all types of commercial insurance. Homestead also specializes in the sale of life, health, annuities, longterm care, medicare supplements advantage plans, medicare prescription drug plans, and disability income. Our goal at Homestead is to provide you, the customer, with the best coverage at the lowest premium, while building a long-standing relationship with excellent, personal service.
Elite offers a wide range of dance styles for students starting at age two, including ballet, jazz, musical theatre, hip hop, tap, pointe, lyrical, and contemporary. The spacious facility serves all skill levels, from beginners to award-winning teams and pre-professional companies beginning at age seven. Over the years, Elite dancers have earned roles with college teams nationwide, performed with prestigious ballet companies, joined professional sports teams, toured with renowned artists, appeared in music videos, and taken part in major productions.
In addition to youth programming, Elite offers yoga, barre, and adult classes, expanding its focus on wellness. Visitors are welcome to tour the studio and experience all Elite has to offer.
Cameron Redden, Ed.D., was appointed Chief Administrative Officer of Cuyahoga Community College’s (Tri-C®) Brunswick University Center in September 2025. Before his current role, Dr. Redden held leadership positions within Tri-C, including Executive Director of Presidential Initiatives & Strategic Management and Executive Director of Ohio Options for Adults. In this role at BUC, Redden aims to expand access to high-quality education and strengthen regional opportunity in Medina County and its surrounding communities.
Redden comes from a long tradition of advocating for student support, which he brings to the Brunswick University Center and the Medina County education landscape. Beyond Tri-C, Redden is active in organizations across Northeast Ohio, including the Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance’s Business Builders Program, Brunswick Rotary, Friendly Inn Settlement, Cuyahoga County Financial Empowerment Center Advisory Council, University Hospitals Men’s Full-Life Summit Advisory Council, and 100 Black Men of Greater Cleveland.
The Back Nine Golf in Brunswick, owned by resident Ann Marie Fisher, offers a premium indoor golf experience designed for true year-round play. This private, 24/7 facility features three exclusive bays equipped with Full Swing Golf—the same technology used by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy in TGL—creating a fully immersive, tour-caliber environment for golfers of all skill levels.
Guests can play iconic courses like TPC Sawgrass, St. Andrews, and Pebble Beach, along with local favorite Valley of the Eagles, any time, regardless of weather conditions. The space also includes a professionally designed putting green, comfortable lounge seating, and in-bay TVs for a relaxed, club-like atmosphere. Guests are welcome to bring their own food and beverages or enjoy light snacks available onsite.
Flexible booking options include hourly sessions or memberships with unlimited 24/7 access, making it ideal for practice, social outings, and private events.
IA Community Tradition
n 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!
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!
Iler Networking & Computing
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.
cott Hughes and Alex Kaldy 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 19th 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.”
As a second-generation Image Builder, Alex Kaldy started with Image Builders in 2020 after spending 14 years as an intervention specialist. She resides in North Ridgeville and works with clients across Lorain, Medina, and Cuyahoga counties, helping them showcase their businesses to the local community. She looks forward to developing relationships with current and prospective clients, focusing on meeting their needs and establishing lasting relationships.
Ann Marie Fisher, Owner
Abriana Kurilec , Amanda Rienerth, and Malorie Kurilec
Scott Hughes, Vice-President, Sales
Alex Kaldy, Regional Sales Manager
A Brunswick Institution Prepares for Its Next Chapter
Tee Off Any Time:
INSIDE THE BACK NINE GOLF
Golf lovers have a new way to practice their swing year-round. The Back Nine Golf, a high-tech indoor golf simulator facility, is the first Ohio location for the national franchise, which has expanded into 38 states.
Owner Ann Marie Fisher, a Brunswick native, recognized an opportunity to bring something unique and exciting to her hometown. With golf being a popular pastime in the area, she saw strong local demand for a modern, year-round facility — and The Back Nine delivered exactly that.
The Back Nine uses Full Swing simulators — the same technology trusted by pros like Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy during TGL virtual play. This isn't a clunky mall arcade setup. The industry-leading analytics and course-like simulation give golfers invaluable data to improve their swing. And the course selection is impressive — players can enjoy nearly all of the world's most popular courses, including Pebble Beach, St. Andrews, Royal St. George's Golf Club, and many more.
The facility features three bays, each outfitted with bar stools and long tables, a wall-mounted TV with YouTube TV and NFL Sunday Ticket, and a Bluetooth soundbar. There’s no on-site food or drink service, but
Donut Land has been part of Brunswick since 1972, when Bill Rienerth Sr. opened the shop on Pearl Road.
Over more than five decades, it grew into a familiar presence for residents, known for dependable hours, consistent recipes, and a steady place in the daily rhythm of the community.
Following Bill’s passing, the business remained in the family. His granddaughter, Amanda Rienerth, assumed ownership and continues to operate Donut Land alongside her daughters, Malorie and Abriana, supported by a long-tenured and close-knit staff. The approach has remained practical and hands-on, focused on maintaining quality rather than chasing trends.
Donut Land produces more than 50 varieties of yeast and cake donuts, apple fritters, cinnamon rolls, hot cross buns,
guests are welcome to bring their own — making it easy to turn a session into a relaxed social outing. Additional amenities include club rentals, an event space, and free parking.
Members enjoy unlimited 24/7 access and can drop in anytime for a driving range session or a full course round. Nonmembers
nut and poppy seed rolls, strudels, creme subs, Italian Banias, donut holes, and peanut butter bars, along with custom orders for gatherings and events. Its donut cakes—including the popular “Happy Birthday” designs—have become a staple at local celebrations. The shop is open 24 hours a day, making it a reliable stop for early-morning commuters, overnight workers, and families alike, with limited Monday closures during the summer months. Donut Land also maintains strong ties to Brunswick’s schools and community organizations.
In 2026, the business marked a major milestone by purchasing the former Rite Aid building on Center Road. The larger space will allow for expanded production, improved customer flow, and long-term growth while remaining in Brunswick. Renovations are currently underway, and the new location is expected to open in summer 2026.
Despite the scale of the expansion, the focus remains unchanged. The recipes, family involvement, and community commitment that have defined Donut Land for generations will continue—now with room to grow. Visit donutlandohio.com for more info.
can book drop-in sessions or demonstrations during select times. Leagues, tournaments, and private events round out the experience, making The Back Nine as much a community hub as a practice facility.
Find them at 1434 Town Center or book online at thebackninegolf.com/brunswickoh
Offering A Sense of Belonging
Tucked into the heart of Valley City, The Wandering Goose Boutique & Shop is more than a retail store; it’s a thoughtfully curated community space rooted in history, creativity, and connection. Founded by mother-daughter duo Gina and Karin Reale, the shop reflects a shared vision of blending artisan retail with meaningful, place-based experiences.
Housed inside a beautifully restored home dating back to 1865, the shop carries with it a tangible sense of the past. The historic structure has been carefully renovated to preserve its charm while creating a warm, inviting environment for visitors. Wooden floors, intimate rooms, and vintage details give the space a livedin feeling, more like visiting a friend’s home than entering a traditional store.
At its core, the shop offers a curated selection of artisan goods, including handmade soaps, home décor, gifts, and small-batch products sourced from independent makers and even the Reales themselves. But what truly sets it apart is its commitment to programming that extends beyond retail. The space regularly hosts medium workshops, seasonal gatherings, and creative events designed to bring people together. From hands-on crafting sessions to community-centered experiences, the boutique serves as a hub
for inspiration and connection.
Adding to the shop’s charm is Sage, the beloved resident cat and unofficial greeter. Often found lounging in sunny corners or curiously inspecting new merchandise, Sage has become part of the store’s personality and a memorable part of the visitor experience.
This hybrid retail shop and experiential venue positions The Wandering Goose as a cultural touchpoint in Valley City—offering not just products, but a sense of belonging. To shop online, visit TheWanderingGooseBoutique.com, or you can find the shop and shop cat, Sage, at 6829 Center Rd. in Valley City.
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CONTINUING TO DELIVER A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
The Medina County Career Center (MCCC) continues to fulfill its mission of providing both high school and adult education students with a distinct competitive advantage—whether entering the workforce or pursuing higher education. Through innovative programming, modern facilities, and strong community partnerships, MCCC remains at the forefront of careertechnical education in Medina County.
In Fall 2025, MCCC introduced a state-of-the-art fire tower and training center. This cutting-edge resource supports high school and adult education Firefighter and EMT programs, while also serving local fire departments through Adult Education | Ohio Technical Center (OTC). The facility strengthens training opportunities and reinforces MCCC’s commitment to county-wide public safety education.
In addition, the high school’s Vision Care program unveiled a new lab and dispensary, elevating the student learning experience and expanding community services available through the Bright Eyedeas Vision Clinic. The updated facility reflects MCCC’s dual focus on education and community engagement.
Adult Education programs also saw significant growth in Fall 2025 with the relocation of first responder and healthcare
The Medina County Career Center offers hands-on, career-driven training for high school students and adults, aligned with today’s in-demand industries.
HVAC and Construction Electricity programs
• More academic pathways than ever before
• A state-of-the-art Fire Tower and Training Facility, powering next-generation Fire ghter and EMT training for students and adult learners
programs to the new South Campus facility featuring advanced labs, expanded classrooms, and collaborative spaces designed for real-world training.
Looking ahead, MCCC continues to build momentum with exciting developments on the horizon. In Fall 2026, the newest addition to the Ken Cleveland Construction Trades Academy will open, housing the Construction Electricity and HVAC programs. Sponsored by the Ken Cleveland Foundation, the academy promotes cross-training across construction disciplines. MCCC’s future plans may also include the addition of a welding program.
Healthcare Education is also expanding. A new Allied Health & Medical Assisting program will complement the existing Pre-Nursing pathway, with new and upgraded labs for Fall 2026. On the adult education side, MCCC’s highly anticipated Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) program is scheduled to open in January 2027, supported by a new South Campus lab.
With each new initiative, facility upgrade, and program expansion, MCCC isn’t just preparing students for what’s next—it’s ensuring that Medina County remains competitive, capable, and ready for the future.
Earning Purple Star Designation
The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce announced in April 2026 that all five schools in the Highland Local School District—Granger Elementary, Hinckley Elementary, Sharon Elementary, Highland Middle School, and Highland High School—have earned the Purple Star designation as part of the Purple Star Class of 2026! Ohio’s Purple Star Advisory Board sets strict criteria that schools must meet to be eligible for the designation, and all buildings in the district have met those standards.
Ohio’s military-connected students need support that considers their unique wellness and academic needs, especially during transitions, activations, and deployments. The Purple Star award signifies the district’s proven commitment to serving these students and families.
The Highland Local School District has a certified military family liaison in every building to help provide resources and support to military families. Additionally, there are Purple Up! Days for students and staff to wear purple district-wide to honor students who are children of members of our military. The district holds annual Veterans Day events in each building, students create and send thank you cards, and hold supply drives for active military members.
The district recognizes and respects all those who serve the United States Military, especially military families. With a dedication to aiding military families by providing an individualized support team and additional resources to military-connected students, Highland remains committed to providing special programming and events that raise awareness and promote military opportunities and patriotism.
Highland families who are interested in learning more about Military Family Resources can visit https://bit.ly/4iJ06ck
Our Dedication to Excellence
While our campus continues to change due to ongoing construction projects, our relentless dedication to excellence remains the same!
The Brunswick City School District earned an overall rating of 4.5 stars for the second consecutive year on the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce report card. Only 142 of Ohio’s 607 public school districts achieved an overall rating of 4.5 or higher, placing our district in the top 25% of public schools in Ohio. While report cards are important, they only show part of the story. Our school district has so many great things happening every day that a report card can't capture. To get a fuller picture, we invite you to visit our schools, talk to our teachers and administrators, attend Board of Education meetings, check out our district website at bcsoh.org, and follow us on social media.
On May 3, 2025, the Brunswick City School District broke ground on our new high school, part of the bond measure approved by voters in spring 2023. This bond has secured $42.6 million in state funds from the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission, significantly reducing costs for our taxpayers.
Funding will support the construction of the new high school, the completed parking lots at Kidder and
WHERE FUTURES BEGIN
Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) opened in 1963 as Ohio's first community college. It remains Ohio's largest public community college and offers the lowest tuition in the state. Over the past half-century, Tri-C has provided high-quality, affordable education and programs to more than one million community members, fueling economic growth and meeting workforce needs in Northeast Ohio. The College is among the top institutions in the nation in conferring associate degrees.
The Tri-C Brunswick University Center (BUC), opened in 2011, offers opportunities for individuals seeking affordable and accessible higher education in Medina County. Tri-C has served as an educational partner in Brunswick for more than a decade. This partnership provides college credit to high school students as well as coursework for community members seeking a college degree, professional development, or those looking to explore a new interest.
Visit tri-c.edu/buc to see why Tri-C is where futures begin.
Applewood, and the addition of classrooms at both Kidder and Applewood that will be ready for the 2026-2027 school year. The bond also funded a new Maintenance Department, completed in fall 2025, and a new Board of Education Office, which opened in February. These investments will benefit generations of Brunswick students.
Pictured above: BCSD has a proud tradition of honoring those who have served. Every building hosts Veteran’s Day assemblies honoring veterans within our families. At the BMS event, the choir, under the direction of Adam Albright, performed.; Left: The Huntington Shoe Tying Hall of Fame, featured on Channel 3, is an innovative program by Occupational Therapist Melissa Higgins. It pairs older students as mentors with younger ones learning to tie their shoes, fostering fine motor skills, resilience, and adaptability.
BELIEVE, EMPOWER, ACHIEVE: Everyday at Buckeye Local Schools
Buckeye Local Schools is dedicated to its mission of empowering students to excel in a highly competitive society. Guided by a clear vision for its learners, the district focuses on developing both academic excellence and a strong sense of purpose in every student.
At the heart of this work is the Portrait of a Buck, a framework that defines the skills and characteristics students need to succeed. Through this vision, Buckeye emphasizes collaboration, communication, and critical thinking, alongside core values like integrity, respect, stewardship, social awareness, and perseverance. These qualities shape daily learning and help students grow into well-rounded individuals.
Across classrooms and extracurricular activities, Buckeye prioritizes meaningful learning experiences that encourage students to take ownership of their education and explore their interests. Strong academic programs, combined with opportunities for advanced coursework and real-world connections, ensure students are prepared for life beyond graduation.
This shared commitment has helped establish Buckeye Local Schools as a district rooted in the motto, "Believe, Empower, Achieve." At Buckeye, learners are prepared not only for academic success but to make a positive impact in their communities and beyond. Find more at buckeyeschools.org.
COMPETING IN TODAY’S MARKET
T he 2026 real estate market is well underway and, like many recent years, remains firmly a seller's market. High housing demand has created a frenzied buying environment, with most homes receiving multiple offers. First-time buyers hoping to become homeowners are finding it especially difficult to compete against cash buyers.
In Medina County, the average time on the market was 37 days in both January 2025 and January 2026. However, based on last July's pace — when homes sold in just 10 days — we can expect the market to heat up significantly this summer.
The United States has faced a housing shortage for the past decade, and there is much speculation about why. One theory is that senior citizens are holding on to their paid-off homes rather than moving into assisted living facilities — a hesitancy that grew during the COVID-19 pandemic, when loved ones were unable to visit residents in care settings. The cost of assisted living and nursing homes is also considerable and can potentially consume all of a homeowner's equity, leaving little or nothing for their heirs.
Multi-generational living has emerged as one solution, allowing seniors to remain in their homes while welcoming
the next generation under the same roof. Adding to the complexity, many people approaching retirement are simultaneously caring for their own elderly parents — a reflection of longer life expectancy across the population.
Strong housing demand continues to drive multipleoffer situations, with a significant share of those offers being cash. Unlike financed purchases, cash offers do not require an appraisal unless the buyer includes one in the purchase agreement. This dynamic pushes home prices higher, which in turn raises neighborhood property values — and ultimately, property taxes.
While interest rates still factor into the buying process, people ultimately buy and sell based on what is happening in their own lives — a new baby, a change in school district, or the need to upsize or downsize. Life drives the market as much as economics does.
If you’re thinking of making a move, the experienced team at RE/MAX Omega is here to help. Call 330-225-2880 or visit sheilawatson@remax.com to learn more.
— Sheila Watson, RE/MAX Omega
A Stylish and Practical Upgrade for Any Bathroom
Aglass shower enclosure is one of the most impactful upgrades you can make to your bathroom. Combining sleek aesthetics with everyday functionality, these enclosures transform an ordinary shower into a polished, spa-like experience.
WHY CHOOSE GLASS?
Glass enclosures instantly open up a bathroom, making even smaller spaces feel larger and more airy. Unlike shower curtains, they create a clean, seamless look that complements virtually any design style — from modern minimalist to classic traditional. They're also far more hygienic, as glass surfaces resist mold and mildew buildup when properly maintained.
TYPES OF GLASS ENCLOSURES
There are several styles to consider. Frameless enclosures offer a contemporary, high-end look with minimal hardware and easy cleaning. Semi-frameless designs balance style and affordability, while fully framed options provide extra stability and a wider range of customization.
every step of the process. Better yet, visit their showroom in Brunswick, where you can explore a wide variety of displays in person and find the style that's right for your home. A glass shower enclosure is an investment that delivers both beauty and durability — and with the right team behind it, the results speak for themselves. For more information call 330-220-6666, or visit allconstructionohio.com.
For glass type, tempered safety glass is the industry standard, offering durability and shatter resistance. Many homeowners also opt for treated or coated glass, which repels water and reduces soap scum buildup for easier maintenance. When it comes to designing and installing your perfect glass shower enclosure, All Construction Services has you covered. Whether you're doing a full bathroom remodel, installing a beautiful new Shower Surround System, or simply installing a new shower door, their experienced team guides you through
Make the most of your storage unit with smart packing and organization techniques that protect your belongings and save valuable space.
bottom, with lighter and breakable items on top. Always leave a clear center aisle so rear items stay accessible without a full unload.
Start with the "Core 4 Method" — clear out, categorize, cut out, and contain — to declutter before you even begin packing. This streamlines the process and ensures you're only storing what truly matters.
When packing, group like items together and label every box on multiple sides for easy identification later. Use specialized boxes for fragile belongings and fill any empty gaps with packing material to prevent shifting during storage.
For maximum space efficiency, apply the military rolling method for textiles, and store mattresses and couches upright on their ends to free up floor space. Stack strategically — heavy, sturdy boxes go on the
Finally, maintain a master inventory list of everything in your unit. It's a simple step that saves significant time and frustration down the road. For all your indoor and outdoor secure storage needs, contact Brunswick Strongsville Storage at 330-273-0800 or brunswickstorage.com.
Celebrating 40 Years!
Wiant Jewelers in Brunswick has built a strong reputation as a trusted, family-owned jewelry store serving the community since 1986.
Founded by Dave and Diane Wiant, the business began with a simple mission: to provide high-quality jewelry and personalized customer service in a welcoming, local setting. Over the decades, the store has grown to offer a wide selection of fine jewelry, watches, and custom-designed pieces, along with in-house repair and appraisal services. As the business celebrates its 40th anniversary, it reflects not only longevity
but also a deep connection to the Brunswick community. Loyal customers often return for generations, drawn by the knowledgeable staff and commitment to craftsmanship. Learn more at wiantjewelers.com.
Celebrating O 40th Anniv s y
Does Therapy Work?
Short answer, absolutely. Therapy works.
If you are looking for:
▸ An outside perspective on your situation from an unbiased source.
▸ A professional who will guide you through a crisis you feel lost in.
▸ Someone who will not only respect and honor your goals and perspective, but actively work with you to reach those goals.
▸ Someone who is on your side and counts themselves as part of your support network.
▸ Honesty.
▸ A pathway to Live the Life YOU Want to Live.
This is where therapy tends to be most effective.
There are also things that therapy can’t do as well. If you are looking for:
▸ A quick fix.
▸ A yes person or an echo chamber of your own thoughts and opinions.
▸ A magic wand.
When you work with a mental health professional, how well therapy goes depends on what you are looking
to get out of it and having reasonable expectations about what therapy can and can’t do.
Therapy is a process. Like anything meaningful, it takes honesty, consistency, and time.
At My Integrity Counseling, we provide a compassionate and professional space where our clients are seen and heard. Many of us on staff have been on both sides of the counseling relationship. We know how strange counseling can feel when you first start out and how many unknowns there are.
When you schedule an appointment with My Integrity Counseling, you can expect a personal and warm experience from the beginning. You will start with our virtual front desk, where a
real person answers your call during office hours, and connect with our administrator, Shiloh, who will talk with you about your goals for therapy, answer your questions about insurance and cash pay options, and get you scheduled with one of our excellent therapists, including Hannah, Rebekah, Shagufta, Stacey, or Phil. Your therapist will take the time in the first session to explain how therapy works and answer any questions you have.
Each therapist brings their own strengths, but all share the same commitment to clear, professional, and meaningful work.
At My Integrity Counseling, our entire team, from the virtual front desk, scheduling, billing, and insurance, to your therapist, is here to walk alongside you throughout the whole process, answer your questions, and provide the most meaningful and beneficial therapeutic experience possible. Even if you don’t know where to start, our team will assist you in taking those first steps toward your goals.
We look forward to hearing from you! Reach out today and begin to Live the Life YOU Want to Live.
Why Chamber Membership Matters
If you’ve ever wondered what a chamber of commerce really does, the answer is simple — we connect people, support businesses, and create opportunities for our entire community to grow and succeed.
At the Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance, everything we do is built around relationships. We believe business is stronger when it’s done together. Through events, programs, advocacy, and networking, we help our members build meaningful connections and practical resources — because no one should have to grow a business alone.
This year is especially exciting for us as NMCCA celebrates our 10th anniversary. Over the past decade, we’ve grown into a dynamic, collaborative organization serving businesses across Brunswick, Brunswick Hills, Valley City, and Hinckley — and the momentum continues to build.
One of our signature events is Business at the Barn at Mapleside Farms, presented by MDG Flooring/Kiba Studios. It has grown into the largest business-to-business showcase in the county, with nearly 300 people walking through to meet local businesses, discover services, and build partnerships. We love wrapping up the day by opening it to the public so the broader community can connect with the incredible businesses that power our region.
Our annual golf outing is another favorite — and this year’s theme, “Par-Tee Like It’s Your Birthday — Celebrating 10 Years,” fits perfectly. It’s a day filled with networking, laughter, creativity, and friendly competition. And when fall rolls in, our Clambake at Bunker Hill Golf Course continues to be a chamber tradition — a relaxed, fun evening where our chamber family comes together to celebrate the season and each other.
We’re also proud of how our Business Builders Program has evolved. What began as a single program has grown into a year-round initiative with multiple levels of training and support. It has shown real success in helping entrepreneurs and small business owners strengthen operations, improve strategy, and grow with confidence through practical, handson learning led by chamber-member experts.
For those looking to build deeper referral relationships, our Connections Networking Groups continue to thrive. With multiple groups meeting regularly in Brunswick and Valley City, members build trusted relationships, exchange referrals, and support one another professionally and personally. It’s one of the clearest examples of how collaboration turns into real business growth.
So why does chamber membership matter? Because it produces real results. The connections are genuine. The
support is practical. The visibility is valuable. And the community is welcoming.
Whether you’re a startup, a long-established family business, a growing company, or an organization that wants to give back and stay engaged, there is a place for you here. We are proud of what we’ve built over the past 10 years and even more excited about what lies ahead.
We’d love to welcome you to the chamber family.
Debbie Boehmke Executive Director, Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance
Veterans Luncheon
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
MEMBER DIRECTORY
ACCOUNTANTS
Effinity Tax & Advisory, CPA
440-681-0099 effinitycpa.com
Canterbury Financial & Tax Services
330-674-9015
Hill, Stonestreet & Company
330-225-3377 hs-cpa.com
M.A. Pawlowski Accounting Group
440-356-5588 mapaccountinggroup.com
ADVERTISING & MEDIA
Brunswick Town Money Saver
330-725-0226 townmoneysaver.com
Decided Excellence
Catholic Media
330-620-4631 decidedexcellence.com
FastSigns Medina 330-952-2626 fastsigns.com
Great Lakes Studios 216-377-3693 glstudios.com
Image Builders Marketing Inc. 440-346-4482 imagebuildersmarketing.us
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
Just the Beginning
Medina County District Library serves the community with six libraries, a Bookmobile, and Outreach Services. The Brunswick Library offers an amazing Children’s department complete with a new Baby Garden play area, passport services, and books and eMedia for all tastes.
The library focuses on our youngest patrons with early literacy skills and events to help kids get ready for school at mcdl.info/EarlyLiteracy. We expanded story times in 2025, offer the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten challenge, have ABC Mouse and other learning applications on our computers, and, of course, all the books you could want to read with your child.
Get ready for a trip with passport services at Brunswick Library. Get your picture and paperwork processed, pay the fee, and we mail the application for you. Download forms and make an appointment at mcdl.info/Passport.
More than forty percent of MCDL’s checkouts are now digital. It’s easy and free to get all your reading materials and entertainment without coming to the library at mcdl.info/eMedia, complete with ebooks, audiobooks, magazines, music, TV shows, and movies! Get started with the Libby, hoopla, and kanopy apps.
We keep seniors reading and engaged by bringing library materials to their homes, via the Bookmobile and in senior living communities. MCDL is a Dementia Inclusive Library and offers a monthly Memory Café event, kits for memory care, and more. Request service at mcdl.info/Outreach.
That’s just the beginning. Learn about all we offer at mcdl.info.
Dining Guide
*Indicates NMCCA members
7 Brew Coffee* 3695 Center Rd. 479-358-9274
42Eighty Food and Drink 4280 Shenandoah Pkwy. 330-220-0239
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
Boundless Confection Connection* 3819 Center Rd. 330-641-2531 iamboundless.org/bakery
Branka’s Bake Haus & Market* 1930 Pearl Rd. 330-220-3103
The Brew Kettle Brunswick 5288 Center Rd. 234-803-9990
Brunswick Family Restaurant 1733 Pearl Rd. 330-273-2889
Culver’s* 3725 Center Rd. 608-644-2604
Donut Land* 3871 Center Rd. 330-225-7912 donutlandohio.com
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
